Space Station Silicon Valley is back in the spotlight after its surprise reappearance on Earth. The living space station, once thought lost forever, has been found again and is now on a collision course with our planet. A team of unlikely heroes, consisting of pilot Dan and robot Evo, must work together to stop the station and uncover its secrets.
The game begins with a dramatic crash landing on the space station, resulting in Evo's ship being destroyed and his microchip scattered across the surface. With no other option but to survive, Evo finds a new host – a robotic dog – and sets out on a mission to stop the station and uncover its mysterious past.
The game is an action-packed 3rd person experience that challenges players to navigate through 35 levels of insane robot-filled environments. The twist? Players can transfer Evo's microchip into other robots, each with unique attributes and abilities, in order to overcome obstacles and defeat enemies.
Space Station Silicon Valley for the Nintendo 64 features a variety of objectives, including basic destruction of enemy robots, sheep herding, and controlling Evo through a mini maze. The game's developers have addressed some bugs from the original PlayStation port, making it a more enjoyable experience for players.
The game was originally released on October 21st, 1998, and has since become a classic in the action-adventure genre. With its unique blend of robot-filled gameplay and humor, Space Station Silicon Valley is sure to delight fans of retro gaming.