Most people missed out on this game at the time due to a low production run, and that's a shame, because it's among the best racing games on N64. SBK2 is an improvement over the original in every respect, and it has one of the better single-player modes in a racer on the console (second only to Diddy Kong Racing.) Yeah, the frame-rate is a bit inconsistent, and the controls take a bit of getting used to, but the top-notch track design and creative extra modes add a lot to the experience. This is just a really charming kid's game, and while you probably shouldn't be paying $80 for it, it still stands out as one of the highlights of the N64 library.