Tom And Jerry In Fists Of Furry

Game Overview
Tom and Jerry in Fists of Furry came out for the Nintendo 64 in 2000, developed by VIS Entertainment. It was part of that wave of late-era N64 games that tried to capitalize on familiar cartoons, offering a simple, multiplayer-focused brawler when the console was already transitioning toward newer systems.

You pick a character like Tom, Jerry, or Spike and fight through a series of themed rooms, using anything you can grab as a weapon. The main goal is to knock your opponents off the screen or drain their health, either against friends or computer-controlled rivals. Signature mechanics include picking up and throwing interactive items, from rolling pins to holiday hams, and using special attacks unique to each fighter. The pacing is fast and a little chaotic, with the floaty physics sometimes making hits feel unpredictable. It feels like a silly, low-stakes party game that doesn’t take itself too seriously.