Body Harvest, the open-world action-adventure N64 game by GTA developer DMA Design, has officially returned with a surprise new release after 28 years. This recent release gives fans the opportunity to replay the classic Nintendo 64 title, just as they remembered back in 1998.
Body Harvest was originally released by DMA Design in October 1998. The studio had released Grand Theft Auto one year prior, and would later go on to be rebranded as Rockstar North. While Body Harvest was originally met with fairly average reviews, the legacy that Rockstar North would then go on to create makes it a uniquely-placed piece of gaming history.
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ModRetro has officially released a brand-new physical version of Body Harvest as part of its Classics Collection. Priced at $49.99, the new release is compatible with both the original Nintendo 64 (NTSC only) and ModRetro's own M64, and even supports the Rumble Pak accessory. It comes complete with an instruction manual, too, making this a properly retro-style release. On ModRetro, Body Harvest has 4.9/5 reviews from those who...
