Superman
The playable Kryptonian hero who protects Metropolis and confronts Lex Luthor.
How it plays
The game uses a third-person perspective. Superman travels through Metropolis on foot or in flight, completes objectives, defeats enemies, rescues civilians, and collects information needed to advance missions.
Many stages use timed routes and rings during flight sections. Progression comes from completing mission goals and unlocking later areas, while Superman’s powers provide movement, attacks, and limited environmental interaction rather than a deep character-upgrade system.
Plan your run
Learn the limits of Superman’s movement before attempting timed objectives. In flight sections, make small directional corrections and prioritize the route over speed; abrupt turns often cause missed rings or collisions.
During combat, keep space from groups of enemies and use the environment when direct attacks are unreliable. Explore mission areas for civilians and required objectives before heading to the exit, because many stages do not advance until every listed task is complete.
Meet the cast
The playable Kryptonian hero who protects Metropolis and confronts Lex Luthor.
Superman’s principal adversary and the force behind the game’s central threats.
A Daily Planet reporter who appears in the game’s story presentation.
Superman: The New Superman Adventures is a 1999 third-person action-adventure game developed and published by Titus Interactive for the Nintendo 64. It places Superman in a fictionalized version of Metropolis, where he must protect civilians, investigate threats, and oppose Lex Luthor. The game combines open-area traversal, flying sequences, combat, timed objectives, and environmental interaction. Its campaign is structured around missions rather than a conventional platform-by-platform progression. The release is historically notable for its ambitious attempt to represent Superman’s flight and powers in 3D, but it received strongly negative reviews for awkward controls, repetitive objectives, collision problems, and technical issues. It is commonly known as Superman 64.
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