Stan Marsh
One of the playable South Park boys and a central figure in the television series.
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Control Stick | Move and turn |
|---|---|
Z | Fire the equipped weapon |
A | Jump |
B | Change weapon |
C Buttons | Look and adjust the view |
How it plays
The game is viewed from a first-person perspective. In the single-player campaign, the player explores levels around South Park, completes simple objectives, collects weapons and ammunition, and fights waves of enemies.
The campaign is divided into themed stages with boss encounters and occasional platforming or environmental tasks. A multiplayer mode supports competitive matches for multiple players, using character and weapon selections in enclosed arenas. Progression comes primarily from reaching new stages and obtaining stronger or more useful weapons.
Plan your run
Conserve ammunition for tougher enemies and boss encounters rather than spending the strongest weapons on ordinary targets.
Use the level layout to create distance from groups, check side areas for supplies, and keep moving when enemies surround you. In multiplayer, learn weapon locations and avoid predictable routes between arenas.
Meet the cast
One of the playable South Park boys and a central figure in the television series.
One of the playable boys, recognizable by his green ushanka.
A playable boy whose crude personality and voice are central to the game's humor.
A playable boy known for his orange parka and muffled speech.
Before you begin
Look for ammunition and health pickups before triggering major encounters.
Use the radar and level geometry to avoid being surrounded.
Experiment with the different weapons because their usefulness varies by enemy type.
South Park is a first-person action shooter developed by Iguana Entertainment and published by Acclaim Entertainment for the Nintendo 64. It adapts the animated series into an absurd alien-invasion story set around the town of South Park, with its familiar children facing hostile turkeys, clones, and other bizarre threats. The game combines arena-style shooting with exploration, platforming, and deliberately crude humor. Players can use weapons inspired by the show while controlling one of several boys. Reception was mixed: critics noted the recognizable license and multiplayer variety, but commonly criticized the repetitive combat, awkward aiming, and uneven technical presentation.
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