document_title: List of Nintendo 64 games

question_text: when was the last nintendo 64 game released

text: List of Nintendo 64 games

text: The Nintendo 64 video game console has a library of games, which were primarily released in plastic ROM cartridges. Two small indentations on the back of each cartridge allows it to connect or pass through the system's cartridge dustcover flaps.[1] All regions have the same connectors, and region-locked cartridges will fit into the other regions' systems by using a cartridge converter or by simply removing the cartridge's casing.[2] However, the systems are also equipped with lockout chips that will only allow them to play their appropriate games. Both Japanese and North American systems have the same NTSC lockout, while Europe has a PAL lockout. A bypass device such as the N64 Passport or the Datel Action Replay can be used to play import titles, but a few games require an additional boot code before they can be played.[3]

text: Of the console's 389 official releases, 196 are region-locked to Japan, 296 to North America, and 242 to Europe. The Nintendo 64 was first launched in Japan on June 23, 1996 with Super Mario 64, Pilotwings 64, and Saikyō Habu Shōgi; in North America with Super Mario 64 and Pilotwings 64; and in Europe with Super Mario 64, Pilotwings 64, Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire, and Turok: Dinosaur Hunter. The last game to be published for the system was the North American-locked Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 on August 20, 2002. The best-selling game is Super Mario 64 with 11 million units as of May 21, 2003[update].[4] Regardless of the higher cost of cartridge production and of continued criticism[5][6] over releasing a cartridge-based system,[7][8] the total unit sales of Nintendo 64 software has exceeded the total unit sales of Nintendo GameCube software.[9] The Nintendo 64 library is to date the smallest overall library of game titles on a Nintendo home console.

text: This list does not include games for Nintendo's 64DD disk drive peripheral. The list is initially organized alphabetically by their English titles or their alphabet conversions; however, it is also possible to sort each column individually. It is arranged with the different titles being listed once for each program that it contains; the various titles are listed by the majority name first. In the case of two English regions bearing a game with different names, the first version is listed first. All English titles are listed first, with an alternate title listed afterward; direct translations of English titles are not used.

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Regions released
Region description
Released

JP (Japan)
Japan, Hong Kong and other NTSC-J territories.
196

NA (North America)
North America and other NTSC territories.
296

PAL
PAL/SECAM territories: much of Europe and Australia.
242

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text: Games[edit]

text: There are currently 388 games on this list.[a]

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Title(s)
[10][11][12][13]
Year first released
[10][11][14][15]
Developer
[14][16]
Publisher
[10][11][14][17][18]
Regions released
[10][11][12][13][19]
Genre
[10][11][15][18][20][21]

World Is007: The World Is Not Enough
2000
Eurocom
EA Games
NA, PAL
Action/First-Person Shooter

1080° Snowboarding
1998
Nintendo
Nintendo
JP, NA, PAL
Sports/Snowboarding

64 Hanafuda: Tenshi no Yakusoku
1999
Altron
Altron
JP
Card Game

64 Ozumo
1997
Bottom Up
Bottom Up
JP
Sports/Wrestling/Sumo

64 Ozumo 2
1999
Bottom Up
Bottom Up
JP
Sports/Wrestling/Sumo

64 Trump Collection: Alice no Waku Waku Trump World
1998
Bottom Up
Bottom Up
JP
Card Game

Aero Fighters Assault
•Sonic Wings AssaultJP
1997
Paradigm Entertainment
Video System
JP, NA, PAL
Simulation/Flight Combat

AeroGauge
1997
Pacific Coast Power & Light
ASCII Entertainment
JP, NA, PAL
Racing/Automobile

AI Shogi 3
1998
I4
I4
JP
Board Game/Strategy

Aidyn Chronicles: The First Mage
2001
H2O Interactive
THQ
NA, PAL
Adventure/Role Playing

Air Boarder 64
1998
Human Entertainment
Human Entertainment
JP, PAL
Sports/Stunts

All-Star Baseball 99
1998
Iguana Entertainment
Acclaim Sports
NA, PAL
Sports/Baseball

All-Star Baseball 2000
1999
Iguana Entertainment
Acclaim Sports
NA, PAL
Sports/Baseball

All-Star Baseball 2001
2000
High Voltage Software
Acclaim Sports
NA
Sports/Baseball

All Star Tennis '99
•Yannick Noah All Star Tennis '99FRA
1999
Smart Dog
Ubisoft
NA, PAL
Sports/Tennis

Animal Crossing
•Dobutsu no MoriJP
2001
Nintendo
Nintendo
JP
Simulation/Living/Social

Armorines: Project S.W.A.R.M.
1999
Acclaim Studios London
Acclaim Entertainment
NA, PAL
Action/First-Person Shooter

Army Men: Air Combat
2000
The 3DO Company
The 3DO Company
NA
Action/Adventure/3D Shooter

Army Men: Sarge's Heroes
1999
The 3DO Company
The 3DO Company
NA, PAL
Action/Adventure/3D Shooter

Army Men: Sarge's Heroes 2
2000
The 3DO Company
The 3DO Company
NA
Action/Adventure/3D Shooter

Asteroids Hyper 64
1999
Syrox Developments
Crave Entertainment
NA
Arcade/Action/Shooter

Automobili Lamborghini
•Super Speed Race 64JP
1997
Titus Software
Titus Software
Taito
JP, NA, PAL
Racing/Automobile

Bakuretsu Muteki Bangai-O
1999
Treasure
ESP
JP
Action/Adventure

Bakusho Jinsei 64: Mezase! Resort O
1998
Taito
Taito
JP
Board Game

Banjo-Kazooie
•Banjo to Kazooie no DaibokenJP
1998
Rare
Nintendo
JP, NA, PAL
Adventure/3D Platformer

Banjo-Tooie
•Banjo to Kazooie no Daiboken 2JP
2000
Rare
Nintendo
JP, NA, PAL
Adventure/3D Platformer

Bass Hunter 64
1999
Gear Head Entertainment
Take-Two Interactive
NA, PAL
Sports/Fishing

Bass Masters 2000
1999
Mass Media
THQ
NA
Sports/Fishing

Bass Rush: ECOGEAR PowerWorm Championship
2000
Visco Corporation
Visco Corporation
JP
Sports/Fishing

Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker
•Batman of the Future: Return of the JokerPAL
2000
Kemco
Ubisoft
NA, PAL
Action/Adventure

BattleTanx
1998
The 3DO Company
The 3DO Company
NA
Simulation/Tank Combat

BattleTanx: Global Assault
1999
The 3DO Company
The 3DO Company
NA, PAL
Simulation/Tank Combat

Battlezone: Rise of the Black Dogs
2000
Climax Group
Crave Entertainment
NA
Simulation/Tank Combat

Beetle Adventure Racing!
•As Aventuras do FuscaBRZ
•HSV Adventure RacingAUS
1999
Paradigm Entertainment
Electronic Arts
JP, NA, PAL
Racing/Automobile/Adventure

Big Mountain 2000
•Snow SpeederJP
1998
Eutechnyx
SouthPeak Games
JP, NA
Racing

Bio F.R.E.A.K.S.
1998
Saffire Corporation
Midway
NA, PAL
Arcade/Fighting

Blast Corps
•Blast DozerJP
1997
Rare
Nintendo
JP, NA, PAL
Strategy/Demolition

Blues Brothers 2000
2000
Player 1
Titus Software
NA, PAL
Adventure/3D Platformer

Body Harvest
1998
DMA Design
Midway
NA, PAL
Action/Adventure/3D shooter

Bomberman 64
•Baku BombermanJP
1997
Hudson Soft
Nintendo
JP, NA, PAL
Adventure/Puzzle

Bomberman 64
2001
Racjin
Hudson Soft
JP
Arcade/Action/Puzzle

Bomberman 64: The Second Attack
•Baku Bomberman 2JP
1999
Hudson Soft
Vatical Entertainment
JP, NA
Action/Adventure

Bomberman Hero
•Bomberman Hero: Millian Ojosama wo SukueJP
1998
Hudson Soft
Nintendo
JP, NA, PAL
Action/Adventure/3D Platformer

Bottom of the 9th
1999
Konami
Konami
NA
Sports/Baseball

Brunswick Circuit Pro Bowling
1999
Point of View
THQ
NA
Sports/Bowling

Buck Bumble
1998
Argonaut Software
Ubi Soft Entertainment
JP, NA, PAL
Action/Adventure/Shooter

BugA Bug's Life
1999
Traveller's Tales
Activision
NA, PAL
Adventure/3D Platformer

Bust-A-Move '99
•Bust-A-Move 3 DXPAL
•Puzzle Bobble 64JP
1999
Distinctive Developments
Acclaim Entertainment
JP, NA, PAL
Arcade/Action/Puzzle

Bust-A-Move 2: Arcade Edition
1998
Probe Entertainment
Acclaim Entertainment
NA, PAL
Arcade/Action/Puzzle

California Speed
1999
Atari Games
Midway
NA
Racing/Automobile

Carmageddon 64
2000
Software Creations
Titus Software (NA)
Sales Curve Interactive (EU)
NA, PAL
Racing/Battle

Castlevania
•Akumajo Dracula MokushirokuJP
1999
Konami
Konami
JP, NA, PAL
Adventure/3D Platformer

Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness
•Akumajo Dracula Mokushiroku Gaiden: Legend of CornellJP
1999
Konami
Konami
JP, NA, PAL
Adventure/3D Platformer

Centre Court Tennis
•Let's SmashJP
1998
Hudson Soft
BigBen Interactive
Hudson Soft
JP, PAL
Sports/Tennis

Chameleon Twist
1997
Japan System Supply
Sunsoft
JP, NA, PAL
Adventure/3D Platformer

Chameleon Twist 2
1999
Japan System Supply
Sunsoft
JP, NA, PAL
Adventure/3D Platformer

Charlie Blast's Territory
1999
Realtime Associates
Kemco
NA, PAL
Strategy/Puzzle

Chopper Attack
•Wild ChoppersJP
1998
SETA
Midway
SETA
JP, NA, PAL
Simulation/Helicopter/Shooter

Choro Q 64 2: Hachamecha Grand Prix Race
1999
Locomotive Games
Takara
JP
Racing/Battle

Chokukan Night: Pro Yakyu King
1996
Genki
Imagineer
JP
Sports/Baseball

Chokukan Night: Pro Yakyu King 2
1999
Genki
Imagineer
JP
Sports/Baseball

ClayFighter 63⅓
1997
Interplay Productions
Interplay Productions
NA, PAL
Arcade/Fighting

ClayFighter Sculptor's Cut
1998
Interplay Productions
Interplay Productions
NA
Arcade/Fighting

Command & Conquer
1999
Westwood Studios
Nintendo
NA, PAL
Strategy/Real-time

Conker's Bad Fur Day
2001
Rare
Rare, THQ (EU)
NA, PAL
Action/Adventure/3D Platformer

Cruis'n Exotica
2000
Gratuitous Games
Midway
NA
Racing/Automobile

Cruis'n USA
1996
Midway
Nintendo
NA, PAL
Racing/Automobile

Cruis'n World
1998
Midway
Nintendo
NA, PAL
Racing/Automobile

Custom Robo
1999
Noise
Nintendo
JP
Arcade/Fighting/Robots

Custom Robo V2
2000
Noise
Nintendo
JP
Arcade/Fighting/Robots

CyberTiger
2000
Saffire Corporation
EA Games
NA, PAL
Sports/Golf

Daikatana
2000
Kemco
Kemco
JP, NA, PAL
Action/First-Person Shooter

Dance Dance Revolution Disney Dancing Museum
2000
Konami
Konami
JP
Arcade/Dancing Skills

Dark Rift
•Space DynamitesJP
1997
Kronos Digital
Vic Tokai
JP, NA, PAL
Arcade/Fighting

Densha de Go! 64
1999
Taito
Taito
JP
Simulation/Train

Derby Stallion 64
1999
Parity Bit
Media Factory
JP
Sports/Horse Racing

Destruction Derby 64
1999
Looking Glass Studios
THQ
NA, PAL
Racing/Battle

Dezaemon 3D
1998
Athena
Athena
JP
Action/2D Shooter

Diddy Kong Racing
1997
Rare
Rare
JP, NA, PAL
Racing/Adventure/Battle

Donald Duck: Goin' Quackers
•Donald Duck's Quack AttackPAL
2000
Ubi Soft Casablanca
Ubi Soft Entertainment
NA, PAL
Adventure/3D Platformer

Disney's Tarzan
2000
Eurocom
Activision
NA, PAL
Adventure/3D Platformer

Donkey Kong 64
1999
Rare
Nintendo
JP, NA, PAL
Action/Adventure/3D Platformer

Doom 64
1997
Midway
Midway
JP, NA, PAL
Action/First-Person Shooter

Doraemon: Nobita to Mittsu no Seireiseki
1997
Epoch
Epoch
JP
Adventure/3D Platformer

Doraemon 2: Nobita to Hikari no Shinden
1998
Epoch
Epoch
JP
Adventure/3D Platformer

Doraemon 3: Nobita no Machi SOS!
2000
Epoch
Epoch
JP
Adventure/3D Platformer

Dr. Mario 64
2001
Nintendo
Nintendo
NA
Arcade/Action/Puzzle

Dual Heroes
1998
Hudson Soft
Electro Brain
JP, NA, PAL
Arcade/Fighting

Duck Dodgers Starring Daffy Duck
•Daffy Duck starring as Duck DodgersPAL
2000
Paradigm Entertainment
Infogrames
NA, PAL
Adventure/3D Platformer

Duke Nukem 64
1997
Eurocom
GT Interactive Software
NA, PAL
Action/First-Person Shooter

Duke Nukem: Zero Hour
1999
Eurocom
GT Interactive Software
NA, PAL
Action/Adventure/3D Shooter

Earthworm Jim 3D
1999
VIS Entertainment
Rockstar Games (NA), Interplay Entertainment (EU)
NA, PAL
Action/Adventure/3D Platformer

ECW Hardcore Revolution
2000
Acclaim Studios Salt Lake City
Acclaim Entertainment
NA, PAL
Sports/Wrestling

Eiko no Saint Andrews
1996
SETA
SETA
JP
Sports/Golf

Elmo's Letter Adventure
1999
Realtime Associates
NewKidCo
NA
Learning/Mini games

Elmo's Number Journey
1999
Realtime Associates
NewKidCo
NA
Learning/Mini games

Excitebike 64
2000
Left Field Productions
Nintendo
JP, NA, PAL
Racing/Simulation/Motorcycle

Extreme-G
1997
Probe Entertainment
Acclaim Entertainment
JP, NA, PAL
Racing/Battle

Extreme-G 2
1998
Probe Entertainment
Acclaim Entertainment
JP, NA, PAL
Racing/Battle

F-1 World Grand Prix
1998
Paradigm Entertainment
Nintendo
JP, NA, PAL
Racing/Grand Prix

F-1 World Grand Prix II
2000
Paradigm Entertainment
Video System
PAL
Racing/Grand Prix

F-Zero X
1998
Nintendo
Nintendo
JP, NA, PAL
Racing/Battle

F1 Pole Position 64
•Human Grand Prix: The New GenerationJP
1997
Human Entertainment
Ubi Soft Entertainment
JP, NA, PAL
Racing/Grand Prix

F1 Racing Championship
2000
Ubi Soft Entertainment
Ubi Soft Entertainment
PAL, BR
Racing/Grand Prix

Famista 64
1997
Namco
Namco
JP
Sports/Baseball

FIFA '99
1998
EA Canada
EA Sports
NA, PAL
Sports/Soccer

FIFA: Road to World Cup 98
1997
EA Canada
EA Sports
JP, NA, PAL
Sports/Soccer

FIFA Soccer 64
•FIFA 64PAL
1997
EA Canada
EA Sports
NA, PAL
Sports/Soccer

Fighters Destiny
•Fighting CupJP
1998
Imagineer
Ocean Software, Infogrames Multimedia
JP, NA, PAL
Arcade/Fighting

Fighter Destiny 2
•Kakuto Densho: F-Cup ManiaxJP
2000
Imagineer
SouthPeak Games
JP, NA
Arcade/Fighting

Fighting Force 64
1999
Core Design
Crave Entertainment
NA, PAL
Action/Adventure/Fighting

Flying Dragon
•Hiryu Ken TwinJP
1998
Culture Brain
Natsume
JP, NA, PAL
Arcade/Fighting

Forsaken 64
•ForsakenPAL
1998
Iguana UK
Acclaim Entertainment
NA, PAL
Action/Adventure/3D Shooter

Fox Sports College Hoops '99
1998
Z-Axis
Fox Sports Interactive
NA
Sports/Basketball

Shiren the Wanderer 2
•Fushigi no Dungeon: Fūrai no Shiren 2: Oni Shūrai! Shiren-jō!
2000
Chunsoft
Chunsoft
JP
Adventure/RolePlaying

G.A.S.P!! Fighters' NEXTream
•Deadly ArtsNA
1998
Konami
Konami
JP, NA, PAL
Arcade/Fighting

Gauntlet Legends
1998
Atari Games
Midway
JP, NA, PAL
Action/Adventure/Hack and Slash

Getter Love!!
1998
Hudson Soft
Hudson Soft
JP
Simulation/Social

Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko
1999
Gratuitous Games
Crave Entertainment
NA, PAL
Adventure/3D Platformer

Gex 64: Enter the Gecko
1998
Realtime Associates
Midway Games
NA, PAL
Adventure/3D Platformer

Glover
1998
Interactive Studios
Hasbro Interactive, Nintendo (EU)
NA, PAL
Adventure/3D Platformer

Goemon Mononoke Sugoroku
1998
Konami
Konami
JP
Board Game/Mini games

Goemon's Great Adventure
•Mystical Ninja 2: Starring GoemonPAL
•Ganbare Goemon: Dero Dero Dochu Obake Tenko MoriJP
1998
Konami
Konami
JP, NA, PAL
Adventure/2D Platformer

Golden Nugget 64
1998
Westwood Studios
Electronic Arts
NA
Gambling/Casino

GoldenEye 007
1997
Rare
Nintendo
JP, NA, PAL
Action/First-Person Shooter

GT 64: Championship Edition
•City Tour Grandprix: Zen Nihon GT SenshukenJP
1998
Imagineer
Ocean Software
Infogrames Multimedia
Imagineer
JP, NA, PAL
Racing/Automobile

Hamster Monogatari 64
2001
Culture Brain
Culture Brain
JP
Simulation/Role Playing/Mini games

Harvest Moon 64
•Bokujo MonogatariJP
1999
Toy Box Creative
Natsume
JP, NA
Simulation/Role Playing/Farming

Heiwa Pachinko World 64
1997
Shouei System
Shouei System
JP
Gambling/Pachinko

Hercules: The Legendary Journeys
2000
Player 1
Titus Software
NA, PAL
Action/Adventure

Hexen
1997
Software Creations
GT Interactive Software
JP, NA, PAL
Action/First-Person Shooter

Hey You, Pikachu!
•Pikachu Genki DechuJP
1998
Ambrella
Nintendo
JP, NA
Simulation/Life

Hot Wheels Turbo Racing
1999
Stormfront Studios
Electronic Arts
NA, PAL
Racing/Stunt

Hybrid Heaven
1999
Konami
Konami
JP, NA, PAL
Action/Adventure

Hydro Thunder
2000
Eurocom
Midway
NA, PAL
Racing/Speed boat

Ide Yosuke no Mahjong Juku
2000
SETA
SETA
JP
Gambling/Mahjong

Iggy's Reckin' Balls
•Iggy Kun no Bura2PoyonJP
1998
Iguana Entertainment
Acclaim Entertainment
JP, NA, PAL
Racing/Battle

Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine
2000
Factor 5
LucasArts
NA
Adventure/Action/3D Platformer

Indy Racing 2000
2000
Paradigm Entertainment
Infogrames
NA
Racing/Automobile

International Superstar Soccer '98
•Jikkyo World Soccer: World Cup France '98JP
1998
Konami
Konami
JP, NA, PAL
Sports/Soccer

International Superstar Soccer 2000
•Jikkyo J-League 1999: Perfect Striker 2JP
1999
Konami
Konami
JP, NA, PAL
Sports/Soccer

International Superstar Soccer 64
•Jikkyo World Soccer 3JP
1997
Konami
Konami
JP, NA, PAL
Sports/Soccer

International Track & Field 2000
•International Track & Field: Summer GamesPAL
•Ganbare! Nippon! Olympics 2000JP
2000
Konami
Konami
JP, NA, PAL
Sports/Track and Field

Itoi Shigesato no Bass Tsuri No. 1
2000
HAL Laboratory
Nintendo
JP
Sports/Fishing

J-League Dynamite Soccer 64
1997
A-Max
Imagineer
JP
Sports/Soccer

J-League Eleven Beat 1997
1997
Hudson Soft
Hudson Soft
JP
Sports/Soccer

J. League Live 64
1997
Electronic Arts
Electronic Arts
JP
Sports/Soccer

J-League Tactics Soccer
1999
ASCII Entertainment
ASCII Entertainment
JP
Sports/Soccer

Jango Simulation Mahjong-do 64
1998
Konami
Konami
JP
Gambling/Mahjong

Jeopardy!
1998
GameTek
GameTek
NA
Game Show

Jeremy McGrath Supercross 2000
2000
Acclaim Studios Salt Lake City
Acclaim Sports
NA, PAL
Racing/Motorcycle

Jet Force Gemini
•Star TwinsJP
1999
Rare
Rare
JP, NA, PAL
Action/Adventure

Jikkyo GI Stable
1999
Konami
Konami
JP
Sports/Horse Racing

Jikkyo J. League: Perfect Striker
1996
Konami
Konami
JP
Sports/Soccer

Jikkyo Powerful Pro Yakyu 4
1997
Konami
Konami
JP
Sports/Baseball

Jikkyo Powerful Pro Yakyu 5
1998
Konami
Konami
JP
Sports/Baseball

Jikkyo Powerful Pro Yakyu 6
1999
Konami
Konami
JP
Sports/Baseball

Jikkyo Powerful Pro Yakyu 2000
2000
Konami
Konami
JP
Sports/Baseball

Jikkyo Powerful Pro Yakyu Basic-ban 2001
2001
Konami
Konami
JP
Sports/Baseball

Jinsei Game 64
1999
Takara
Takara
JP
Board Game

Ken Griffey, Jr.'s Slugfest
1999
Angel Studios
Nintendo
NA
Sports/Baseball

Killer Instinct Gold
1996
Rare
Nintendo
NA, PAL
Arcade/Fighting

Kira tto Kaiketsu! 64 Tanteidan
1999
Pandora Box
Imagineer
JP
Adventure/Detective/Puzzle

Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards
•Hoshi no Kirby 64JP
2000
HAL Laboratory
Nintendo
JP, NA, PAL
Adventure/2D Platformer

Knife Edge: Nose Gunner
•Knife EdgePAL
1998
Kemco
Kemco
JP, NA, PAL
Action/3D Rail Shooter

Knockout Kings 2000
•Box Champions 2000GER
1999
Black Ops Entertainment
Electronic Arts
NA, PAL
Sports/Boxing

Kobe Bryant in NBA Courtside
1998
Left Field Productions
Nintendo
NA, PAL
Sports/Basketball

Last Legion UX
1999
Yuke's
Hudson Soft
JP
Arcade/Fighting/Robots

Legend MThe Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask
2000
Nintendo
Nintendo
JP, NA, PAL
Action/Adventure

Legend OThe Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
1998
Nintendo
Nintendo
JP, NA, PAL
Action/Adventure

LEGO Racers
1999
High Voltage Software
Lego Media
NA, PAL
Racing/Battle

Lode Runner 3-D
1999
Big Bang
Infogrames
JP, NA, PAL
Adventure/Strategy/Puzzle

Mace: The Dark Age
1997
Atari Games
Midway
NA, PAL
Arcade/ 3D Fighting

Madden Football 64
1997
Electronic Arts
Electronic Arts
NA, PAL
Sports/American Football

Madden NFL 99
1998
Electronic Arts
Electronic Arts
NA, PAL
Sports/American Football

Madden NFL 2000
1999
Electronic Arts
Electronic Arts
NA
Sports/American Football

Madden NFL 2001
2000
Electronic Arts
Electronic Arts
NA
Sports/American Football

Madden NFL 2002
2001
Electronic Arts
Electronic Arts
NA
Sports/Rugby/American Football

Magical Tetris Challenge
1999
Capcom
Capcom, Activision (EU)
JP, NA, PAL
Arcade/Action/Puzzle

Mahjong 64
1997
Chat Noir
Koei
JP
Simulation/Gambling

Mahjong Horoki Classic
1997
Imagineer
Imagineer
JP
Simulation/Gambling

Mahjong Master
1996
Konami
Konami
JP
Simulation/Gambling

Major League Baseball Featuring Ken Griffey, Jr.
1998
Angel Studios
Nintendo
NA, PALAUS
Sports/Baseball

Mario Golf
1999
Camelot
Nintendo
JP, NA, PAL
Sports/Golf

Mario Kart 64
1996
Nintendo
Nintendo
JP, NA, PAL
Racing/Battle

Mario no Photopi
1998
Tokyo Electron
Tokyo Electron
JP
Photography/Puzzle

Mario Party
1998
Hudson Soft
Nintendo
JP, NA, PAL
Board Games

Mario Party 2
1999
Hudson Soft
Nintendo
JP, NA, PAL
Board Games

Mario Party 3
2000
Hudson Soft
Nintendo
JP, NA, PAL
Board Games

Mario Tennis
•Mario Tennis 64JP
2000
Camelot
Nintendo
JP, NA, PAL
Sports/Tennis

Masters '98: Haruka Naru Augusta
1997
T&E Soft
T&E Soft
JP
Sports/Golf

Mega Man 64
•Rockman Dash: Hagane no BokenshinJP
2000
Capcom
Capcom
JP, NA
Action/Adventure

Michael Owen's WLS 2000
•Mia Hamm 64 SoccerNA
•RTL World League Soccer 2000GER
•Telefoot Soccer 2000FRA
2000
Silicon Dreams Studio
THQ
SouthPeak Games
NA, PAL
Sports/Soccer

Mickey's Speedway USA
•Mickey no Racing Challenge USAJP
2000
Rare
Nintendo
JP, NA, PAL
Racing/Battle

Micro Machines 64 Turbo
1999
Codemasters
Midway
NA, PAL
Racing/Battle

Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits: Volume 1
2000
Digital Eclipse
Midway
NA
Arcade/Compilation

Mike Piazza's Strike Zone
1998
Devil's Thumb Entertainment
GT Interactive
NA
Sports/Baseball

Milo's Astro Lanes
1998
Player 1
Crave Entertainment
NA, PAL
Sports/Bowling

Mischief Makers
•Yuke Yuke!! Trouble MakersJP
1997
Treasure
Nintendo
JP, NA, PAL
Action/Adventure/2D Platformer

Mission: Impossible
1998
Infogrames Multimedia
Ocean Software, Infogrames Multimedia
NA, PAL
Action/Adventure

Monaco Grand Prix
•Monaco Grand Prix: Racing Simulation 2PAL
•Racing Simulation: Monaco Grand PrixUK
•Racing Simulation 2GER
1999
Ubisoft
Ubisoft
NA, PAL
Racing/Automobile

Monopoly
1999
Mind's Eye Productions
Hasbro Interactive
NA
Board Games

Monster Truck Madness 64
1999
Edge of Reality
Rockstar Games
NA, PAL
Racing/Automobile/Off Road

Morita Shogi 64
1998
SETA
SETA
JP
Board Game/Strategy

Mortal Kombat 4
1998
Eurocom
Midway
NA, PAL
Arcade/Fighting

Mortal Kombat Mythologies: Sub-Zero
1997
Avalanche Software
Midway
NA, PAL
Action/Adventure/2D Fighting

Mortal Kombat Trilogy
1996
Midway
Midway
NA, PAL
Arcade/Fighting

MRC: Multi-Racing Championship
1997
Genki
Ocean Software, Infogrames Multimedia
JP, NA, PAL
Racing/Automobile

Ms. Pac-Man Maze Madness
2000
Mass Media
Namco
NA
Arcade/Adventure/Maze

Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon
•Ganbare Goemon: Neo Momoyama Bakufu no OdoriJP
1997
Konami
Konami
JP, NA, PAL
Action/Adventure

Nagano Winter Olympics '98
•Hyper Olympics in NaganoJP
1997
Konami
Konami
JP, NA, PAL
Sports/Winter Sports

Namco Museum 64
1999
Mass Media
Namco
NA
Arcade/Compilation

NASCAR 99
1998
Stormfront Studios
Electronic Arts
NA, PAL
Simulation/Racing/Automobile

NASCAR 2000
1999
Stormfront Studios
Electronic Arts
NA
Simulation/Racing/Automobile

NBA Courtside 2: Featuring Kobe Bryant
1999
Left Field Productions
Nintendo
NA
Sports/Basketball

NBA Hangtime
1997
Midway
Midway
NA, PAL
Sports/Basketball

NBA In The Zone '98
•NBA Pro '98PAL
1998
Konami
Konami
JP, NA, PAL
Sports/Basketball

NBA In The Zone '99
•NBA Pro '99PAL
•NBA in the Zone 2JP
1999
Konami
Konami
JP, NA, PAL
Sports/Basketball

NBA In The Zone 2000
2000
Konami
Konami
NA, PAL
Sports/Basketball

NBA Jam '99
1998
Iguana Entertainment
Acclaim Sports
NA, PAL
Sports/Basketball

NBA Jam 2000
1999
Iguana Entertainment
Acclaim Sports
NA, PAL
Sports/Basketball

NBA Live 99
1998
NuFX
Electronic Arts
NA, PAL
Sports/Basketball

NBA Live 2000
1999
NuFX
Electronic Arts
NA, PAL
Sports/Basketball

NBA Showtime: NBA on NBC
1999
Eurocom
Midway
NA
Sports/Basketball

Neon Genesis Evangelion
1999
BEC
Bandai
JP
Arcade/Fighting

New Japan Pro Wrestling: Tohkon Road Brave Spirits
1998
Yuke's
Hudson Soft
JP
Sports/Wrestling

New Japan Pro Wrestling: Tohkon Road Brave Spirits 2, The Next Generation
1998
Yuke's
Hudson Soft
JP
Sports/Wrestling

New TThe New Tetris
1999
H2O Entertainment
Nintendo
NA, PAL
Arcade/Action/Puzzle

NFL Blitz
1998
Midway
Midway
NA
Sports/American Football

NFL Blitz 2000
1999
Midway
Midway
NA
Sports/American Football

NFL Blitz 2001
2000
Point of View
Midway
NA
Sports/American Football

NFL Blitz Special Edition
2001
Point of View
Midway
NA
Sports/American Football

NFL Quarterback Club '98
1997
Iguana Entertainment
Acclaim Sports
NA, PAL
Sports/American Football

NFL Quarterback Club '99
1998
Iguana Entertainment
Acclaim Sports
NA, PAL
Sports/American Football

NFL Quarterback Club 2000
1999
Iguana Entertainment
Acclaim Sports
NA, PAL
Sports/American Football

NFL QB Club 2001
2000
High Voltage Software
Acclaim
NA
Sports/American Football

NHL 99
1998
MBL Research
Electronic Arts
NA, PAL
Sports/Ice Hockey

NHL Blades of Steel '99
•NHL Pro '99PAL
1999
Konami
Konami
NA, PAL
Sports/Ice Hockey

NHL Breakaway '98
1998
Iguana Entertainment
Acclaim Sports
NA, PAL
Sports/Ice Hockey

NHL Breakaway '99
1998
Iguana Entertainment
Acclaim Sports
NA, PAL
Sports/Ice Hockey

Nightmare Creatures
1998
Kallisto Technologies
Activision
NA
Action/Adventure

Nintama Rantaro 64 Game Gallery
2000
Culture Brain
Culture Brain
JP
Arcade/Action/Puzzle

Nuclear Strike 64
1999
Pacific Coast Power & Light
THQ
NA, PAL
Simulation/Flight/3-D Shooter

Nushi Tsuri 64
1998
Pack-In-Video
Pack-In-Video
JP
Sports/Fishing

Nushi Tsuri 64: Shiokaze ni Notte
2000
VIS Interactive
VIS Interactive
JP
Sports/Fishing

Off Road Challenge
1998
Avalanche Software
Midway
NA, PAL
Racing/Automobile/Off Road

Ogre Battle 64: Person of Lordly Caliber
1999
Quest
Atlus
JP, NA
Role Playing/Strategy

Olympic Hockey Nagano '98
1998
Treyarch
Midway
JP, NA, PAL
Sports/Ice Hockey

Onegai Monster
1999
Bottom Up
Bottom Up
JP
Battle/Strategy/Training

Pachinko 365 Nichi
1998
SETA
SETA
JP
Gambling/Pachinko

Paper Mario
•Mario StoryJP
2000
Intelligent Systems
Nintendo
JP, NA, PAL
Role Playing/Adventure

Paperboy 64
1999
High Voltage Software
Midway
NA, PAL
Arcade/Action

Parlor! Pro 64: Pachinko Jikki Simulation
1999
Nihon Telenet
Nihon Telenet
JP
Gambling/Pachinko

PD Ultraman Battle Collection 64
1999
Bandai
Bandai
JP
Battle/Strategy/Role Playing

Penny Racers
•Choro Q 64JP
1999
Takara
THQ
JP, NA, PAL
Racing/Automobile

Perfect Dark
2000
Rare
Rare
JP, NA, PAL
Action/First-Person Shooter

PGA European Tour
•PGA European Tour Golf PAL
2000
Infogrames Sheffield House
Infogrames
NA, PAL
Sports/Golf

Pilotwings 64
1996
Paradigm Entertainment / Nintendo
Nintendo
JP, NA, PAL
Simulation/Flight

Pocket Monsters Stadium
1998
Nintendo
Nintendo
JP
Battle/Strategy/Training

Pokémon Puzzle League
2000
Nintendo Software Technology
Nintendo
NA, PAL
Arcade/Action/Puzzle

Pokémon Snap
•Pocket Monsters SnapJP
1999
HAL Laboratory
Nintendo
JP, NA, PAL
Shooter/Rail/Photography

Pokémon Stadium
•Pocket Monsters Stadium 2JP
1999
Nintendo
Nintendo
JP, NA, PAL
Battle/Strategy/Training

Pokémon Stadium 2
•Pocket Monsters Stadium: Kin GinJP
2000
Nintendo
Nintendo
JP, NA, PAL
Battle/Strategy/Training

Polaris SnoCross
2000
Vicarious Visions
Vatical Entertainment
NA
Simulation/Snowmobile Racing

Power League 64
1997
Hudson Soft
Hudson Soft
JP
Sports/Baseball

Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue
2000
Mass Media
THQ
NA, PAL
Action/Adventure

PowerpThe Powerpuff Girls: Chemical X-traction
2001
VIS Interactive
BAM! Entertainment
NA
Arcade/Fighting

Premier Manager 64
1999
Gremlin Interactive
Gremlin Interactive
PAL
Sports/Soccer

Pro Mahjong Kiwame 64
1997
Athena
Athena
JP
Gambling/Mahjong

Pro Shinan Mahjong Tsuwamono 64: Janso Battle ni Chosen
1999
Culture Brain
Culture Brain
JP
Gambling/Mahjong

Puyo Puyo Sun 64
1997
Compile
Compile
JP
Arcade/Action/Puzzle

Puyo Puyo~n Party
1999
Compile
Compile
JP
Arcade/Action/Puzzle

Quake 64
1998
Midway
Midway
NA, PAL
Action/First-Person Shooter

Quake II
1999
Raster Productions
Activision
NA, PAL
Action/First-Person Shooter

Quest 64
•Holy Magic CenturyPAL
•Eltale MonstersJP
1998
Imagineer
Imagineer
THQ
Konami
JP, NA, PAL
Adventure/Role Playing

Rainbow Six
1999
Saffire Corporation
Red Storm Entertainment
NA, PAL
Action/First-Person Shooter

Rakugakids
1998
Konami
Konami
JP, PAL
Arcade/Fighting

Rally Challenge 2000
•Rally '99JP
1999
Genki
Imagineer
SouthPeak Games
JP, NA
Racing/Off Road

Rampage 2: Universal Tour
1999
Avalanche Software
Midway
NA, PAL
Arcade/Action/Side scrolling

Rampage World Tour
1998
Saffire Corporation
Midway
NA, PAL
Arcade/Action/Side scrolling

Rat Attack!
2000
Pure Entertainment
Mindscape
NA, PAL
Arcade/Action/Puzzle

Rayman 2: The Great Escape
1999
Ubi Soft
Ubi Soft Entertainment
NA, PAL
Adventure/3D Platformer

Razor Freestyle Scooter
2001
Titanium Studios
Crave Entertainment
NA
Sports/Stunts/Scooter

Re-Volt
1999
Acclaim Studios London
Acclaim Entertainment
NA, PAL
Remote Control Racing

Ready 2 Rumble Boxing
1999
Point of View
Midway
NA, PAL
Sports/Boxing

Ready 2 Rumble Boxing: Round 2
2000
Point of View
Midway
NA
Sports/Boxing

Resident Evil 2
•Biohazard 2JP
1999
Angel Studios
Capcom, Virgin Interactive (EU), Nintendo Australia (AU)
JP, NA, PAL
Action/Adventure/3D shooter

Ridge Racer 64
2000
Namco
Nintendo
NA, PAL
Racing/Automobile

Road Rash 64
1999
Pacific Coast Power & Light
THQ
NA, PAL
Racing/Battle

Roadsters
1999
Titus Software
Titus Software
NA, PAL
Racing/Automobile

Robot Ponkottsu 64: Nanatsu no Umi no Caramel
1999
Red Company
Hudson Soft
JP
Strategy/Role Playing

Robotron 64
1998
Player 1
Crave Entertainment
NA, PAL
Arcade/Action/ 3D Shooter

Rocket: Robot on Wheels
1999
Sucker Punch
Ubisoft
NA, PAL
Adventure/3D Platformer

Rugrats in Paris: The Movie
2000
Avalanche Software
THQ
NA, PAL
Adventure/3D Platformer

Rugrats: Scavenger Hunt
•Rugrats: Treasure HuntPAL
1999
Realtime Associates
THQ
NA, PAL
Board Game

Rush 2: Extreme Racing USA
1998
Atari Games
Midway
NA, PAL
Racing/Automobile

S.C.A.R.S.
1999
Vivid Image
Ubi Soft Entertainment
NA, PAL
Racing/Battle

Saikyō Habu Shōgi
1996
SETA
SETA
JP
Board Game/Strategy

San Francisco Rush: Extreme Racing
1997
Atari Games
Midway
NA, PAL
Racing/Automobile

San Francisco Rush 2049
2000
Atari Games
Midway
NA, PAL
Racing/Automobile

Scooby-Doo! Classic Creep Capers
2000
Terraglyph Interactive Studios
THQ
NA, PAL
Adventure

SD Hiryu no Ken Densetsu
1999
Culture Brain
Culture Brain
JP
Arcade/Fighting

Shadow Man
1999
Acclaim Studios Teesside
Acclaim Entertainment
NA, PAL
Action/Adventure/3D Shooter

Shadowgate 64: Trials of the Four Towers
1999
Infinite Ventures
Kemco
JP, NA, PAL
Role Playing/Puzzle

SimCity 2000
1998
Genki
Imagineer
JP
Simulation/City

Sin and Punishment
2000
Treasure
Nintendo
JP
Action/3D Rail Shooter

Snowboard Kids
1997
Racdym
Atlus
JP, NA, PAL
Sports/Snowboarding

Snowboard Kids 2
•Cho Snowboard KidsJP
1999
Racdym
Atlus
JP, NA, PALAUS
Sports/Snowboarding

South Park
1998
Iguana Entertainment
Acclaim Entertainment
NA, PAL
Adventure/First-Person Shooter

South Park Rally
2000
Tantalus Interactive
Acclaim Entertainment
NA, PAL
Racing/Battle

South Park: Chef's Luv Shack
1999
Acclaim Studios Austin
Acclaim Entertainment
NA, PAL
Game Show

Space Invaders
1999
Z-Axis
Activision
NA
Arcade/Action/2D Shooter

Space Station Silicon Valley
1998
DMA Design
Take-Two Interactive
NA, PAL
Adventure/Puzzle/3D Platformer

Spider-Man
2000
Edge of Reality
Activision
NA
Adventure/Action/3D Platformer

Star Fox 64
•Lylat Wars PAL
1997
Nintendo
Nintendo
JP, NA, PAL
Action/Flight/3D Rail Shooter

Star Soldier: Vanishing Earth
1998
Hudson Soft
Hudson Soft
JP, NA
Action/2D Shooter

Star Wars: Episode I: Battle for Naboo
2000
Factor 5
LucasArts
NA, PAL
Action/3D Shooter

Star Wars Episode I: Racer
1999
LucasArts
Nintendo
JP, NA, PAL
Racing/Hovercraft

Star Wars: Rogue Squadron
•Star Wars: Shutsugeki! Rogue ChutaiJP
1998
Factor 5
Nintendo
JP, NA, PAL
Action/3D Shooter

Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire
•Star Wars: Teikoku no KageJP
1996
LucasArts
Nintendo
JP, NA, PAL
Action/Adventure/3D Shooter

StarCraft 64
2000
Mass Media
Nintendo
NA, PALAUS
Strategy/Real-Time

Starshot: Space Circus Fever
1999
Infogrames
Infogrames
NA, PAL
Action/Adventure/3D Platformer

Stunt Racer 64
2000
Boss Game Studios
Midway
NA
Racing/Automobile/Stunt

Super B-Daman: Battle Phoenix 64
1998
Hudson Soft
Hudson Soft
JP
Fighting/Mini Games

Super Bowling
2000
Athena
UFO Interactive Games
JP, NA
Sports/Bowling

Super Mario 64
1996
Nintendo
Nintendo
JP, NA, PAL
Action/Adventure/3D Platformer

Super Robot Spirits
1998
Banpresto
Banpresto
JP
Arcade/Fighting/Robots

Super Robot Wars 64
1999
Banpresto
Banpresto
JP
Strategy/War/Role Playing

Super Smash Bros.
•Dairanto Smash BrothersJP
1999
HAL Laboratory
Nintendo
JP, NA, PAL
Arcade/Fighting

Supercross 2000
1999
MBL Research
Electronic Arts
NA, PAL
Racing/Motorcycle

Superman
1999
Titus Software
Titus Software
NA, PAL
Action/Adventure/3D Platformer

Susume! Taisen Puzzle Dama: Tokon! Marutama Cho
1998
Konami
Konami
JP
Arcade/Action/Puzzle

Tamagotchi 64: Minna de Tamagotchi World
1997
Bandai
Bandai
JP
Board Game/Growing/Training

Taz Express
2000
Zed Two
Infogrames
PAL
Adventure/Puzzle/3D Platformer

Tetris 64
1998
Amtex
SETA
JP
Arcade/Action/Puzzle

Tetrisphere
1997
H2O Entertainment
Nintendo
NA, PAL
Arcade/Action/Puzzle

Tigger's Honey Hunt
2000
Doki Denki Studio
NewKidCo, Ubi Soft Entertainment (EU)
NA, PAL
Adventure/2D Platformer

Tom and Jerry in Fists of Furry
2000
VIS Interactive
NewKidCo, Ubi Soft Entertainment (EU)
NA, PAL
Arcade/Fighting

Tonic Trouble
1999
Ubisoft
Ubisoft
NA, PAL
Action/Adventure/3D Platformer

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater
•Tony Hawk's SkateboardingPAL
2000
Edge of Reality
Activision
NA, PAL
Sports/Skateboarding

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2
2001
Edge of Reality
Activision
NA, PAL
Sports/Skateboarding

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3
2002
Edge of Reality
Activision
NA
Sports/Skateboarding

Top Gear Hyper Bike
2000
Snowblind Studios
Kemco
JP, NA, PAL
Racing/Motorcycle

Top Gear Overdrive
1998
Snowblind Studios
Kemco
JP, NA, PAL
Racing/Automobile

Top Gear Rally
1997
Boss Game Studios
Midway
JP, NA, PAL
Racing/Automobile/Rally

Top Gear Rally 2
1999
Saffire Corporation
Kemco
JP, NA, PAL
Racing/Automobile/Rally

Toy Story 2: Buzz Lightyear to the Rescue
1999
Traveller's Tales
Activision
NA, PAL
Action/Adventure/3D Platformer

Transformers: Beast Wars Transmetals
•Transformers: Beast Wars Metals 64JP
2000
Pacific Coast Power & Light
BAM! Entertainment
Takara
JP, NA
Arcade/Action/3D Fighting

Triple Play 2000
1999
Treyarch
Electronic Arts
NA
Sports/Baseball

Turok: Dinosaur Hunter
•Turok: Jiku SenshiJP
1997
Iguana Entertainment
Acclaim Entertainment
JP, NA, PAL
Action/First-Person Shooter

Turok 2: Seeds of Evil
•Violence Killer: Turok New GenerationJP
1998
Iguana Entertainment
Acclaim Entertainment
JP, NA, PAL
Action/First-Person Shooter

Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion
2000
Acclaim Studios Austin
Acclaim Entertainment
NA, PAL
Action/First-Person Shooter

Turok: Rage Wars
1999
Acclaim Studios Austin
Acclaim Entertainment
NA, PAL
Action/First-Person Shooter

Twisted Edge Extreme Snowboarding
•King Hill 64: Extreme SnowboardingJP
1998
Boss Game Studios
Midway
JP, NA, PAL
Sports/Snowboarding

Ucchan Nanchan no Hono no Challenge: Denryu Ira Ira Bo
1997
Yuke's
Hudson Soft
JP
Game Show/Skill

V-Rally Edition '99
1999
Eden Studios
Infogrames
JP, NA, PAL
Racing/Automobile

Vigilante 8
1999
Luxoflux
Activision
NA, PAL
Racing/Destruction Durby

Vigilante 8: 2nd Offense
2000
Luxoflux
Activision
NA, PAL
Racing/Destruction Durby

Virtual Chess 64
1998
Titus Software
Titus Software
NA, PAL
Board Game/Strategy

Virtual Pool 64
1998
Celeris
Crave Entertainment
NA, PAL
Sports/Billiards

Virtual Pro Wrestling 2: Odo Keisho
2000
AKI
Asmik Ace
JP
Sports/Wrestling

Virtual Pro Wrestling 64
1997
AKI
Asmik Ace
JP
Sports/Wrestling

Waialae Country Club: True Golf Classics
1998
T&E Soft
Nintendo
NA, PAL
Sports/Golf

War Gods
1997
Eurocom
Midway
NA, PAL
Arcade/Action/3D Fighting

Wave Race 64
1996
Nintendo
Nintendo
JP, NA, PAL
Sports/Jet Ski

Wayne Gretzky's 3D Hockey
1996
Williams Entertainment
Midway
JP, NA, PAL
Sports/Ice Hockey

Wayne Gretzky's 3D Hockey '98
1997
Software Creations
Midway
NA, PAL
Sports/Ice Hockey

WCW Backstage Assault
2000
Kodiak Interactive
Electronic Arts
NA
Sports/Wrestling

WCW Mayhem
1999
Kodiak Interactive
Electronic Arts
NA, PAL
Sports/Wrestling

WCW Nitro
1999
Inland Productions
THQ
NA
Sports/Wrestling

WCW vs. nWo: World Tour
1997
AKI
THQ
NA, PAL
Sports/Wrestling

WCW/nWo Revenge
1998
AKI
THQ
NA, PAL
Sports/Wrestling

Wetrix
1998
Zed Two
Ocean Software, Infogrames Multimedia
JP, NA, PAL
Arcade/Action/Puzzle

Wheel of Fortune
1997
GameTek
GameTek
NA
Game Show/Knowledge

WinBack
•Operation: WinbackPAL
1999
Omega Force
Koei
JP, NA, PAL
Action/Adventure/3D Shooter

Wipeout 64
1998
Psygnosis
Midway
NA, PAL
Racing/Hovercraft

Wonder Project J2: Corlo no Mori no Josette
1996
Givro
Enix
JP
Strategy/Role Playing/2D Click and Move

World Cup 98
1998
Electronic Arts
Electronic Arts
NA, PAL
Sports/Soccer

World Driver Championship
1999
Boss Game Studios
Midway
NA, PAL
Racing/Automobile

Worms Armageddon
2000
Infogrames Lyon House
Infogrames
NA, PAL
Strategy/Puzzle

WWF Attitude
1999
Iguana West
Acclaim Sports
NA, PAL
Sports/Wrestling

WWF No Mercy
2000
AKI
THQ
NA, PAL
Sports/Wrestling

WWF War Zone
1998
Iguana West
Acclaim Sports
NA, PAL
Sports/Wrestling

WWF WrestleMania 2000
1999
AKI
THQ
JP, NA, PAL
Sports/Wrestling

Xena: Warrior Princess: The Talisman of Fate
•Xena: Warrior PrincessPAL
1999
Saffire Corporation
Titus Software
NA, PAL
Arcade/Action/3D Fighting

Yakochu II: Satsujin Koro
1999
Athena
Athena
JP
Strategy/Role Playing/Mystery

Yoshi's Story
1997
Nintendo
Nintendo
JP, NA, PAL
Action/Adventure/2D Platformer

Zool: Maju Tsukai Densetsu
1999
Pandora Box
Imagineer
JP
Battle/Strategy/Training

text: Unlicensed games[edit]

text:
Title
Year
Publisher
Notes

40 Winks
2018
Piko Interactive
Originally to be published by GT Interactive around late 1999 to early 2000 but cancelled. The Nintendo 64 port is planned to be published by Piko Interactive in 2018 after being funded through Kickstarter.[22]

text: Notes[edit]

text: Jump up ^ This number is always up to date by this script.

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document_title: Boundary Peak (Nevada)

question_text: the tallest mountain of nevada is very close to its border with what state

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text: Boundary Peak (Nevada)

text: Geography[edit]

text: Boundary Peak is the northernmost peak of 13,000 feet or greater elevation within the White Mountains. The summit is located in Esmeralda County of southwestern Nevada, and is within the Boundary Peak Wilderness of the Inyo National Forest. It is less than half a mile (1 km) from the California state line, which is how it derived its name.[4]

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text: While it is the highest point in Nevada, the considerably taller Montgomery Peak (13,441 feet (4,097 m)) is less than a mile away, across the state line in California. By most definitions Boundary Peak, which has a prominence of only 253 feet, is considered to be a sub-peak of Montgomery Peak.

text: Boundary Peak is only 82 feet (25 m) taller than Wheeler Peak, which is located in Great Basin National Park, White Pine County in eastern Nevada. By most definitions, Wheeler Peak is the tallest independent mountain within Nevada.

text: Climbing[edit]

text: This peak is most often climbed from the Nevada side. From there, a climber may scramble the ridge connecting to Montgomery Peak.  It is recommended that the U.S. Forest Service (Inyo National Forest) be contacted so they can provide climbing information.


question_text: what is the fishes name in the cat in the hat

text: Overview[edit]

text: Each episode features The Cat in the Hat (voiced by Martin Short),[1] who leads six-year-old neighbours Nick and Sally, the Fish, and Thing One and Thing Two on a variety of adventures in his "Thinga-ma-jigger", a Seussian contraption that can sprout wings, pontoons, booster rockets, change size, and do just about anything else necessary to further the adventure. The adventures are prompted by a question posed by either Nick or Sally at the beginning of each episode,[3] which will inevitably lead them around the globe to "make natural science discoveries."[4] Similar to other PBS Kids series such as Curious George and Sid the Science Kid, The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That! focuses on introducing preschoolers to various science and learning concepts.

text: Episodes[edit]

text: SeasonEpisodesOriginally airedFirst airedLast aired140September 6, 2010 (2010-09-06)September 17, 2012 (2012-09-17)220September 10, 2012 (2012-09-10)June 23, 2015 (2015-06-23)320March 2, 2018 (2018-03-02)TBA (TBA)Specials6November 21, 2012 (2012-11-21)December 26, 2016 (2016-12-26)

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text: Characters[edit]

text: Main[edit]

text:
The Cat in the Hat – Voiced by Martin Short A knowledgeable, adventurous, anthropomorphic cat. He loves to explore the world and act as Nick and Sally's guide, and he frequently speaks in rhyming patterns reminiscent of the Dr. Seuss character on which he is based.
Nick – Voiced by Jacob Ewaniuk (seasons 1-2) and Deandray Hamilton (season 3) A seven-year-old boy. He is Sally's next door neighbour and best friend. He wears an orange sweater, white short-sleeves-undershirt, blue pants, and gray shoes with black soles.
Sally – Voiced by Alexa Torrington (seasons 1-2) and Halle Nunes (season 3) A six-year-old girl. She is Nick's next door neighbour and best friend. She wears a dark pink headband, short-sleeved white undershirt, a dark pink jumper with 2 matching buttons, and dark pink Mary-Jane shoes with brown soles.
Fish – Voiced by Rob Tinkler A moderately pessimistic fish who is loosely based on the fish in the original story. Unlike the fish in the book, however, he is red and appears to belong to the Cat instead of Sally or Nick. He is also much more cooperative in the Cat's adventures.
Thing One and Thing Two – Also voiced by Rob Tinkler. The Cat's two zany, energetic helpers of indeterminate species.
Sally's mom – Voiced by Tracey Hoyt. Whenever Sally asks permission to go on an adventure with the Cat, her voice is heard responding. In some of the episodes, she appears.
Nick's mom – Also voiced by Tracey Hoyt. Whenever Nick asks permission to go on an adventure with the Cat, her voice is heard responding. In some of the episodes, she appears. She talks with a Jamaican accent.

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text: Animals[edit]

text:
Zhu Zhu – Voiced by Heather Bambrick. Zhu Zhu is a giant panda enlisted by the Cat, Sally, and Nick to find a present for their panda. She appears in "Bamboozled" where she lives in the forest of Bamwamabooboo.
Daphne – A dolphin.
Fifi – A red mouse.
Ralph – Sometimes called a reindeer and sometimes called a caribou who has grey fur. In the Christmas episode, he wins the candy cane hunt and also has been stowed away in the Thingamajigger.
Buster and Brenda – booby birds
Betty the Beaver – Voiced by Angela Lewis. A beaver who has large teeth, just like a real beaver. The Things destroyed her dam.
Betty's Friend – Voiced by Jeffrey Tambor. Betty's friend helped fix her dam. He appeared later in "The Cat In The Hat Knows A Lot About Christmas!".

text: Voice Cast[edit]

text:
Martin Short as the Cat in the Hat
Jacob Ewaniuk as Nick
Alexa Torrington as Sally
Robert Tinkler as Fish, Thing One and Thing Two
Tracey Hoyt as Sally's mom and Nick's mom

text: DVDs[edit]

text: Various DVDs were released by NCircle Entertainment beginning in late October 2010 where every DVD is in region 1, subtitled in English and Spanish, approximately 60 minutes except for a few, in Dolby Digital, in 5.1 surround and Dolby surround stereo in Spanish. Every DVD has the bonus segments from the show.

text:
Wings and Things
Show Me the Honey
Migration Vacation
I Love the Nightlife
Oh Give Me a Home
Many Ants Make Light Work
Up and Away
A Plan for Sand
Whale Music
Flower Power
Dress Up Day
Bathtime
Tales About Tails
A Sticky Situation
Trees Company
Rain Game
You Should Be Dancing
A Tale About Tails
Told from the Cold
Snowman's Land
Flight of the Penguin
A Long Winter's Nap
Reindeer Games
Surprise, Little Guys
Super Secret Digger
Night Lights
Along Came a Spider
Teeny Weeny Adventure
Hold On Tight
Trick and Treats
Batty for Bats
Aye Aye
Trick or Treat
Breeze from the Trees
Nest Best Thing
The Lost Egg
The Tree Doctor
Miles and Miles of Reptiles
Now You See Me
Be Cool
Itty Bitty Water
Ocean Commotion
Reef Magic
Digging The Deep
King Cecil the Seahorse
Ice Is Nice
Help with Kelp
Safari, So Good!
Treetop Tom
Stripy Safari
The King of Swing
Elephant Walk
Follow the Prints
Let's Go on an Adventure
Maps
Incredible Journey
I See Seeds
Sniff and Seek
Go Snails Go
Space is the Place
Jumping on the Moon
No Night Today
Planet Name Game
Top of the Sky
Tough Enough
The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About Halloween!

text: Awards[edit]

text:
2012 Parents' Choice Award – Winner in Television
2012 Cynopsis: Kids !magination Awards – Winner, TV Series based on books
2012 Cynopsis: Kids !magination Awards – Winner, Song for a TV Series
2012 Kidscreen Awards – Recognized, Best Integrated Promotion
2012 Teachers' Choice Awards – For the Classroom: "Wings and Things" (DVD NCircle Entertainment)
2012 Young Artist Awards – Nominated, Best Performance in a Voice-Over, TV or Feature Film Young Actor
2012 Parents' Choice Award – Best Website
2012 Kidscreen Awards – Finalist, Best Companion Website
2012 Cynopsis: Kids !magination Awards – Honorable Mention, Website for a TV Series or TV Special
2012 Webby Awards – Website, Official Honoree
2011 – Nomination, Outstanding Performer in an Animated Program (Martin Short)
2011 Daytime Emmy Awards – Nomination, Outstanding Original Song in Children's & Animation
2011 NAPPA Awards – "Told from the Cold" (DVD NCircle Entertainment)
2011 WGC Screenwriting Awards – Winner, Animation
2011 Young Artist Awards – Nominated, Best Performance in a Voice-Over, TV or Feature Film Young Actor
2011 Young Artist Awards – Nominated, Best Performance in a Voice-Over, TV or Feature Film Young Actress
2011 Youth Media Alliance – Nomination, Award of Excellence, Animation Three to Five Years
2010 Parents' Choice Awards – Recommended Seal[6]


document_title: Memoirs of a Geisha

question_text: who plays the chairman in memoirs of a geisha

text: Memoirs of a Geisha

text: Plot summary[edit]

text: At the age of nine, Chiyo Sakamoto (坂本千代) is taken from her poverty-stricken fishing village of Yoroido (鎧戸) on the coast of the Sea of Japan with her older sister Satsu (坂本薩) and sold to an okiya (geisha boarding house) in Gion, the most prominent geisha district in Kyoto. Perceived as less attractive in looks and demeanor, Satsu is not sold into the okiya and is instead forced into becoming a prostitute in Kyoto's pleasure district. Chiyo lives in the Nitta Okiya (新田置屋) alongside another young girl named Pumpkin, the elderly and grumbling Granny, money-obsessed Mother, and Auntie, a failed geisha. Also living in the okiya is the famous and ill-mannered geisha, Hatsumomo (初桃), renowned for her wickedness and dazzling beauty. She promptly takes to disliking Chiyo, whom she sees as a potential future rival who may threaten her place in the okiya and Gion, as well as Mother's financial dependence upon her earnings. Hatsumomo begins to go out of her way to get rid of Chiyo, even withholding the knowledge of Satsu's whereabouts in the pleasure district to make her do her dirty work and get blamed for it. This includes having Chiyo ruin an expensive kimono belonging to her more successful rival, Mameha (豆波), if she wants Hatsumomo to tell her where Satsu is. Auntie warns Chiyo against both angering and trusting Hatsumomo, knowing the ill-mannered geisha's true nature very well.

text: When Chiyo finds Satsu in the pleasure district, she conspires with her to escape from their new lives. Returning to the okiya, she happens upon Hatsumomo engaged in intimate relations with her plebeian boyfriend, Koichi (幸一). This proves to be against the rules of the geisha lifestyle as it's a livelihood-threatening situation for a geisha whose air of unattainability is crucial to their allure. A furious Hatsumomo attempts to twist the situation and falsely blames Chiyo for stealing. Although Chiyo is punished, Hatsumomo is also banned from seeing Koichi again, and that increases her hatred for Chiyo. Mother then orders the gates to be locked and bans everyone from leaving, except for nightly attendance with clients. Despite Pumpkin and Auntie's warning not to run away, Chiyo plans to leave the okiya and escape the city with Satsu. She is caught when she falls off the roof and breaks her arm. Enraged at her for dishonoring the okiya and incurring further medical costs, Mother stops investing in Chiyo and forces her pay off her increasing debts as a personal maid for Mother, rather than a geisha in training. Chiyo learns of her parents' death and also that Satsu had returned to Yoroido, only to run away with the son of a fisherman. Overjoyed by Chiyo's demotion to being a slave under Mother and wanting revenge for being banned from Koichi, Hatsumomo takes advantage of the situation by continuing to be cruel to her.

text: A few years later, a downtrodden Chiyo is given money and a handkerchief in the street by a strange but kind man known to Chiyo as the Chairman. She donates the money to the Yasaka shrine in Gion, praying to become a geisha in the hopes of entering an exclusive social sphere where she may have a chance of seeing him again, keeping the handkerchief as a memento. As they age, Chiyo becomes envious of Pumpkin, who is on her way to becoming a geisha under Hatsumomo's tutelage, while Chiyo still remains a maid under Mother. Pumpkin advances and is given her geisha name as Hatsumiyo (初美代), though Hatsumomo is dismayed that everyone still refers to her as Pumpkin. Soon afterward, at Granny's funeral, Chiyo is startled when Mameha takes an interest in her. Mameha persuades a reluctant Mother to reinvest in Chiyo's training, with Mameha acting as Chiyo's mentor and "older sister".

text: Mameha reveals that the source of Hatsumomo's hatred towards Chiyo comes from fear of Chiyo's beauty and cleverness, which contrasts with the simple-minded Pumpkin, who can be used by Hatsumomo to secure her position at the okiya. Because she cannot stand to have rivals, Hatsumomo has successfully ruined other geisha, including Hatsuoki (初沖) (an old friend of Mameha's), a geisha who shared the same older sister as Hatsumomo and was driven out of Gion. However, despite her popularity, Hatsumomo is regarded as a failed geisha because she cannot obtain a danna (旦那) to sponsor her independence after she angered the mistress of her principal teahouse, and has stayed in the okiya under Mother. Mameha also reveals that despite her financial contributions, Mother had refused to name Hatsumomo as the heiress of the okiya because she was afraid of the trouble the latter would bring if named. Everyone believes she would likely throw Mother out, sell off the okiya's kimono collection, retire and live on the money. Through Mameha's tutelage, Chiyo becomes an apprentice geisha with a new name: Sayuri (小百合).

text: As Sayuri gains popularity, a desperate Hatsumomo goes out of her way to ruin Sayuri by tarnishing her reputation in Gion to increase Pumpkin's popularity. This forces Mameha and Sayuri to devise a plan to push Hatsumomo out of the Nitta okiya lest Sayuri's career ultimately die. They arrange for Sayuri's mizuage (水揚げ) (portrayed as a deflowering "ceremony" for maiko as a step to becoming full-fledged geisha) to be bidden upon by several influential men, namely Nobu Toshikazu (敏和信), the president of Iwamura Electric as well as a close friend Ken Iwamura (岩村健), who is revealed to be the Chairman; and reputed mizuage specialist "Dr. Crab", dubbed so by Sayuri due to his appearance. The plan is nearly ruined when Hatsumomo catches on to the plan and tells Dr. Crab that Sayuri has been deflowered, causing him to stop patronizing her. Mameha successfully convinces him to re-patronize Sayuri by telling him that Hatsumomo has a reputation as a known liar and her words are too risky to trust. Dr. Crab ultimately wins the bid for Sayuri's mizuage and she uses his record-breaking payment to cover all of her debts. This leads Mother, who had originally planned to adopt Pumpkin as her heiress, to choose Sayuri instead, ultimately destroying the two girls' friendship forever. This turn of events enrages both Pumpkin and Hatsumomo for different reasons: Pumpkin was looking forward to the adoption so that she could have some form of security in her old age, while Hatsumomo was eagerly anticipating Pumpkin's adoption so she could secure her own position as head geisha and drive the up-and-coming Sayuri out of Gion. Hatsumomo begins a downward spiral fueled by alcoholism and her behavior worsens past all excuse. After starting a brutal fight at a teahouse with a prominent homosexual Kabuki actor in a drunken rage, Hatsumomo's future as a geisha and reputation in Gion is tarnished for good. She is immediately thrown out of the okiya permanently, never to be seen nor heard from again. However, Sayuri does hear rumors that Hatsumomo became a prostitute and eventually drank herself to death. Soon after, Mother decides to throw Pumpkin out for unknown reasons.

text: Shortly after Hatsumomo's demise it is revealed Dr. Crab was actually bidding against the Baron, Mameha's danna, for Sayuri's mizuage. The Baron had previously tried to sexually assault Sayuri, undressing her against consent at a blossom viewing party, which Mameha had warned her against attending. Nobu instead bids to become Sayuri's danna, but loses out to General Tottori. With Japan on the brink of entering World War II, many geisha are evacuated to other cities to work in factories, which requires hard labor, and the factory areas were primary bomb targets. The General is demoted and is unable to use any influence to send Sayuri somewhere safer. Despite losing respect for Sayuri, Nobu is able to send Sayuri far north to live with his old friend, Arashino (嵐野), a kimono maker. At the end of the war, Nobu visits Sayuri and asks that she return to Gion to help entertain the new Deputy Minister Sato (佐藤次官), whose aid can be instrumental in rebuilding Iwamura Electric, the company which the Chairman and Nobu run. Once she returns to Gion, Sayuri helps Mother and Auntie clean up the okiya and shows kindness to the new girl Etsuko (悦子) they have taken in to train under her. When she learns that Pumpkin had not been invited back, Sayuri asks Auntie about it. She revealed that before she went to retrieve Sayuri from Arashino, Pumpkin came begging both her and Mother to let her return to the okiya because she had become homeless and needed their help. Auntie was willing to let Pumpkin back in to work as a maid, but Mother refused having decided that she was a failure. Sayuri approaches an unhappy and homeless Pumpkin to help her entertain the Minister. She only agrees to help out because she knew Minister Sato and had entertained him in the past.

text: Sayuri, Mameha and Pumpkin entertain the Minister together regularly and within time, Nobu formally begins proposals to become Sayuri's danna. Sayuri still maintains strong feelings for the Chairman and doesn't want Nobu to become her danna, so on a weekend trip to the Amami Islands with Iwamura Electric, she plans to seduce the Minister and be caught in humiliation by Nobu. Upon catching on to Sayuri's plan and fearing that she would behave similar to Hatsumomo, Mameha warns against it because it would disrespect him and tells her to accept him as her danna. Sayuri refuses and asks Pumpkin for one last favor, to bring Nobu to a theater while she makes love to the Minister, which Pumpkin agrees to. Harboring animosity for Sayuri, Pumpkin deliberately brings the Chairman instead of Nobu to catch her with the Minister. Enraged, Sayuri confronts her for humiliating her in front of the Chairman. In return, Pumpkin coldly reveals how she had grown to resent Sayuri over the years: for destroying her chances of being adopted by Mother, being forced to become a prostitute to survive during the war, and for never realizing how she made herself look bad to embarrass Hatsumomo to help Sayuri. Having noticed her feelings for the Chairman, Pumpkin hoped that when he caught Sayuri with the Minister, he would be disgusted by her behavior. In despising her, Pumpkin mentions that Sayuri will never see the Chairman again and she will be forced to accept Nobu as her danna. In the moment after she leaves, Sayuri realizes that a part of Hatsumomo resided in Pumpkin and finally got her revenge.

text: A few days later, Sayuri is to meet a client at a teahouse. Believing it's Nobu coming over to meet her to discuss the arrangement of being her danna, Sayuri prepares to see him thinking the Chairman now hates her for humiliating him at Amami by catching her with the Minister. When she arrives at the teahouse, Sayuri is taken by surprise to see the Chairman and confesses that her acts in Amami were for personal reasons. The Chairman admits that he had feelings for her as well, but felt he owed Nobu, his best friend who had also saved his company, the chance to be with the woman that he had expressed a sincere interest in. He admitted that he asked Mameha to train her in order to help her live her dreams as a geisha. The Chairman found out the truth after confronting an angry Pumpkin for Sayuri's humiliation and told Nobu afterwards, Nobu refused to continue his pursuit of becoming her danna. Sayuri and the Chairman kiss, which she feels is her first kiss expressing true love.

text: Sayuri peacefully retires from being a geisha when the Chairman becomes her danna. It is heavily implied that they have an illegitimate son together. Foreseeing the consequences this could have regarding the inheritance of Iwamura Electric, she relocates to New York City and opens her own small tea house for entertaining Japanese men on business in the United States. Sayuri severs her links to the Nitta okiya and in effect, Japan. The Chairman remains her danna until his death and the story concludes with a reflection on Sayuri and her life.

text: References to actual locations[edit]

text: Much of the novel is set in the popular geisha district of Gion in Kyoto, and contains references to actual places frequented by geisha and their patrons, such as the Ichiriki Ochaya. Part of the story is also set in the Amami Islands, and Sayuri narrates the story from her suite in the Waldorf towers in New York City.

text: Lawsuit[edit]

text: After the Japanese edition of the novel was published, Arthur Golden was sued for breach of contract and defamation of character by Mineko Iwasaki, a retired geisha he had interviewed for background information while writing the novel. The plaintiff asserted that Golden had agreed to protect her anonymity if she told him about her life as a geisha, due to the traditional code of silence about their clients. However, Golden listed Iwasaki as a source in his acknowledgments for the novel, causing her to face a serious backlash, to the point of death threats.[1] In his defense, Arthur Golden countered that he had tapes of his conversations with Iwasaki.[2][clarification needed] Eventually, in 2003, Golden's publisher settled with Iwasaki out of court for an undisclosed sum of money.

text: Iwasaki later went on to write an autobiography, which shows a very different picture of twentieth-century geisha life than the one shown in Golden's novel. The book was published as Geisha, a Life[3] in the U.S. and Geisha of Gion in the U.K.

text: Film version[edit]

text: In 2005, film director Rob Marshall made a film version of the novel. It stars the Chinese actresses Zhang Ziyi as Sayuri, Gong Li as Hatsumomo, and Michelle Yeoh as Mameha; and Japanese actors Ken Watanabe as the Chairman, Suzuka Ohgo as Sayuri's childhood incarnation Chiyo, and Youki Kudoh as the adult Pumpkin.

text: Filming was primarily done in California, and in some locations in Kyoto, including Kiyomizu-dera and Fushimi Inari-taisha. It was nominated for and won numerous awards, including nominations for six Academy Awards, three of which – Best Cinematography, Best Art Direction and Best Costume Design – were won.

text: Criticism[edit]

text:
Kimiko Akita, in "Orientalism and the Binary of Fact and Fiction in Memoirs of a Geisha", argues that Memoirs of a Geisha contains orientalist tropes and deep "cultural misrepresentations". She states that "Golden  treated  geisha as  an  object  to  be  sexualized, exoticized,  and  romanticized  by  the  West".
For the film, Marshall was criticized in Japan and the West for casting Chinese actors to play Japanese characters in roles firmly entwined with Japanese culture. Additionally, Kimiko argues that the movie instead helped perpetuate views of "Japanese  culture  and  geisha as  exotic,  backward,  irrational,  dirty,  profane,  promiscuous, bizarre,  and  enigmatic". In the special features of the DVD, it is noted that few Japanese actresses showed interest in being a part of the production.


document_title: List of supporting characters in ER

question_text: who is the actress that played mark greene's daughter on er

question_tokens: who is the actress that played mark greene 's daughter on er

text: List of supporting characters in ER

text: Desk clerks and other non-medical hospital staff[edit]

text:
Actor/Actress
Character Position
Character Name
Years of Appearance

Aylesworth, ReikoReiko Aylesworth
Hospital Chaplain
Julia Dupree
2007–2008

Benrubi, AbrahamAbraham Benrubi
Desk Clerk
Jerry Markovic
1994–1999; 2002–2006; 2008–2009

Borrego, JesseJesse Borrego
Desk Clerk
Javier
2007–2008

Bowen, AndrewAndrew Bowen
Desk Clerk Temp
Andrew "Andy"
1999–2000

Busia, AkosuaAkosua Busia
Hospital cafeteria worker and wife of Mobalage
Kobe "Kubby" Ekabo
1999

Calloway, JordanJordan Calloway
Volunteer
K.J. Thibeaux
2005–2006

Delpy, JulieJulie Delpy
Runner for Central Supplies and Luka's girlfriend
Nicole
2001

Evans, TroyTroy Evans
Desk Clerk
Frank Martin
2000–2009

Gebel, MałgorzataMałgorzata Gebel
ER Aide/Desk Clerk; Former Vascular Surgeon in Poland
Bogdana "Bob" Liwecki
1994–1995

Gossett, RobertRobert Gossett
Hospital Board Member
Dr Everett Daniels
2008

Hargitay, MariskaMariska Hargitay
Desk Clerk, also Mark Greene's lover
Hooper, CynthiaCynthia Hooper
1997–1998

Hounsou, DjimonDjimon Hounsou
Custodian
Mobalage Ekabo
1999

Joyner, DavidDavid Joyner
Dialysis Technician

2004–2006

Minter, KristinKristin Minter
Desk Clerk
Miranda "Randi" Fronczak
1995–2003

Molina, RolandoRolando Molina
Desk Clerk
Rolando
1995–1996

Noland, CharlesCharles Noland
Desk Clerk/Trainee Nurse
E Ray Bozman
1995–1997

Plummer, GlennGlenn Plummer
Desk Clerk
Timmy Rawlins
1994–1995, 2006–2007

Price, MoiraMoira Price
Surgical Night Clerk
Liza
2005

Sinha, PamelaPamela Sinha
Desk Clerk
Amira
1999–2001, 2003–2005

Zane, LisaLisa Zane
Risk Management Administrator & Doug Ross's girlfriend
Diane Leeds
1995

text: Family members and friends[edit]

text:
Actor/Actress
Character Position
Character Name
Years of Appearance

Alexander, KhandiKhandi Alexander
Sister to Peter Benton
Jackie Robbins
1995–2001

Bartlett, BonnieBonnie Bartlett
Mother of Mark Greene. Died early in Season 6.
Ruth Greene
1997–1998

Beach, MichaelMichael Beach
Husband of Jeanie Boulet. Contracted HIV, unwittingly passed it on to Jeanie, died offscreen of AIDS in 2008.
Al Boulet (role played earlier by Bodison)
1995–1997

Bodison, WolfgangWolfgang Bodison
Husband of Jeanie Boulet
Al Boulet (role later played by Beach)
1995

Bowen, JulieJulie Bowen
Girlfriend of John Carter. In Season 5, Carter dated her but then contrived an excuse to break up with her.
Roxanne Please
1998–1999

Carson, Lisa NicoleLisa Nicole Carson
Girlfriend of Peter Benton. Claimed he was the father of her baby, later said he wasn't (which was true) and tried to take Reese away from him but failed to. Later became erratic and vindictive before she died in an auto accident.
Carla Reece
1996–2001

Chinh, KieuKieu Chinh
Mother of Jing-Mei Chen
Lin Chen
2003

Cheung, George KeeGeorge Kee Cheung
Father of Jing-Mei Chen (later played by Henry O)
Mr. Chen. Suffered permanently debilitating injuries in a car crash in China that killed his wife. Later euthanized by Jing-Mei.
2003–2004

Cullum, JohnJohn Cullum
Father of Mark Greene, a military veteran who finally reconciled with his son before dying late in Season 6.
David Greene
1997–2000

Culp, StevenSteven Culp
Boyfriend of Elizabeth Corday
Dave Spencer
2004

Davis, OliverOliver Davis
Son of Samantha Taggart
Alex Taggart (later played by Dominic Janes)
2003–2005

Mornay, Rebecca DeRebecca De Mornay
Carter's cousin's ex-wife
Elaine Nichols
1999

Dillahunt, GarretGarret Dillahunt
Ex-husband of Samantha Taggart (Earlier played by Cole Hauser)
Steve Curtis
2005–2006

Dooley, PaulPaul Dooley
Father of Susan Lewis, proved to be a much better parent than his asshole wife.
Henry Lewis
1995–1996; 2004

Farentino, JamesJames Farentino
Father of Doug Ross
Ray Ross. A charming man with issues not unlike the son he was never a father to. Died in a car accident in 1997.
1996

Field, SallySally Field
Mother of Abby Lockhart
Maggie Wyczenski
2000–2006

Fisher, FrancesFrances Fisher
Mother of Kerry Weaver
Helen Kingsley. A born-again Christian who gave Kerry up for adoption after giving birth as a teenager. Could not accept Kerry's homosexuality, leading Kerry to not pursue any further contact with her.
2005

Freeman, PaulPaul Freeman
Father of Elizabeth Corday
Dr Charles Corday
1998, 2001–2002

Glover, DannyDanny Glover
Father of Greg Pratt
Charlie Pratt. Greg's long-lost father, who Greg located and tried to forgive for abandoning him, but ultimately couldn't do so.
2005

Gregorio, RoseRose Gregorio
Mother of Carol Hathaway, who initially hated Doug and constantly undermined and fought with her daughter, but later was a good and loved parent.
Helen Hathaway
1996–1999

Gross, MichaelMichael Gross
Father of John Carter. Ineffectual man whom his son loved but didn't respect.
John "Jack" Carter Jr.
2001–2004

Curtis-Hall, VondieVondie Curtis-Hall
Husband of Carla Reece (Earlier played by Victor Williams)
Roger McGrath
2001

Harris, EstelleEstelle Harris
Mother of Jerry Markovic
Mrs. Markovic
2006

Harnos, ChristineChristine Harnos
Mark Greene's wife, then ex-wife
Jennifer "Jenn" Greene-Simon. Constantly bemoaned Mark's low-paying, high stress ER career and his refusal to take lucrative jobs elsewhere. Eventually left him, filed for divorce, and married someone else. Not much of a mother to Rachel, disappeared for good after Mark died.
1994–1996, 1996–1998, 2001–2002

Hauser, ColeCole Hauser
Ex-husband of Samantha Taggart
Steve Curtis
2004

Hazlewood, Rebecca JaneRebecca Jane Hazlewood
Cousin of Neela Rasgotra
Jaspreet
2008

Helgenberger, MargMarg Helgenberger
Doug Ross's girlfriend & his father's boss
Karen Hines
1996

Hirsh, HalleeHallee Hirsh
Daughter of Mark Greene (Earlier played by Yvonne Zima)
Rachel Greene
2001–2002; 2004; 2009

Hudson, ErnieErnie Hudson
Father of Michael Gallant
Colonel James Gallant
2006

Hurd, MichelleMichelle Hurd
Girlfriend of Kerri Weaver
Courtney Brown
2006–2007

Janes, DominicDominic Janes
Son of Samantha Taggart
Alex Taggart
2005–2009

Keach, StacyStacy Keach
Father of Tony Gates
Mike Gates
2007

Greenfield, ChloeChloe Greenfield
Adoptive daughter of Tony Gates
Sarah Riley
2006–2009

Kher, AnupamAnupam Kher
Father of Neela Rasgotra
Ajay Rasgotra
2004

Kher, KironKiron Kher
Mother of Neela Rasgotra
Mrs. Rasgotra
2004

Kwan, NancyNancy Kwan
Mother of Jing-Mei Chen
Lin Chen
2000

Laurie, PiperPiper Laurie
Mother of Doug Ross
Sarah Ross
1995–1996

Madigan, AmyAmy Madigan
Mother of Samantha Taggart
Mary Taggart
2009

Mayeux, RosaleeRosalee Mayeux
Mother of Ray Barnett
Jacy Barnett
2007

McDonnell, MaryMary McDonnell
Mother of John Carter
Eleanor Carter (née Ferguson)
2001

McFarlane, AndrewAndrew McFarlane
Nephew of Peter Benton
Jesse Robbins
2000

Morgan, TrevorTrevor Morgan
Son of Donald Anspaugh
Scott Anspaugh
1998

Newton, ThandieThandie Newton
Girlfriend and later wife of John Carter
Makemba "Kem" Likasu-Carter. Met John on a medical relief mission in the Congo. Fell in love with him and planned to be with him in Chicago, but their relationship never recovered after their son died in utero.
2003–2005; 2009

Nozick, BruceBruce Nozick
2nd husband of Jennifer "Jenn" Greene-Simon
Craig Simon
1995–1996

Parfitt, JudyJudy Parfitt
Mother of Elizabeth Corday
Isabelle Corday
2000–2002

Parker, AndreaAndrea Parker
Girlfriend of Doug Ross
Linda Farrell
1994–1995

Perrine, ValerieValerie Perrine
Mother of Susan Lewis
Cookie Lewis. A selfish, self-centered woman who constantly enabled Chloe and disappointed Susan.
1995

Radanovich, ZoranZoran Radanovich
Brother of Luka Kovač
Niko Kovač
2007

Ralph, Sheryl LeeSheryl Lee Ralph
Mother of Michael Gallant
Gloria Gallant
2006

Richards, BeahBeah Richards
Mother of Peter Benton
Mae Benton
1994–1995

Rhames, VingVing Rhames
Brother-in-law to Peter Benton
Walter Robbins
1994–1996

Scarfe, JonathanJonathan Scarfe
Cousin of John Carter
Chase Carter. Spoiled rotten young man who fell into heroin addiction and was left nearly vegetative after an overdose, but was last shown having improved greatly and being able to function in a limited manner.
1997–1998, 2001

Scott, Tom EverettTom Everett Scott
Brother of Abby Lockhart
Eric Wyczenski
2002–2003

Smith, LoisLois Smith
Grandmother of Samantha Taggart
Gracie
2007

Sternhagen, FrancesFrances Sternhagen
Grandmother of John Carter
Millicent "Gamma" Carter
1997–2003

Thedford, MarcelloMarcello Thedford
Brother of Greg Pratt
Leon Pratt
2002–2003

Valley, MarkMark Valley
Ex-husband of Abby Lockhart
Richard Lockhart
2000–2003

Victor, RenéeRenée Victor
Mother-in-law of Kerry Weaver
Florina Lopez
2004

Walsh, GwynythGwynyth Walsh
Mother of Lucy Knight
Barbara Knight
2000

Ward, FredFred Ward
Father of Abby Lockhart
Eddie Wyczenski
2006–2007

Watkins, MatthewMatthew Watkins
Son of Peter Benton
Reese Benton
1999–2001; 2009

Wilhoite, KathleenKathleen Wilhoite
Sister of Susan Lewis
Chloe Lewis
1994–1996; 2002

Williams, VictorVictor Williams
Husband of Carla Reece (Later played by Vondie Curtis-Hall)
Roger McGrath
1998–2001

Woodward, ShannonShannon Woodward
Sister of Samantha Taggart
Kelly Taggart
2009

Zima, YvonneYvonne Zima
Daughter of Mark Greene (Later played by Hallee Hirsh)
Rachel Greene
1994–2000

Actress uncredited
Sister of Lucien Dubenko
Victoria Dubenko
2006

text: Fire fighters, paramedics, police officers, and social workers[edit]

text:
Actor/Actress
Character Position
Character Name
Years of Appearance

Amick, MädchenMädchen Amick
Social Worker
Wendall Meade
2004–2005

Amitrano, ChristopherChristopher Amitrano
Police Officer
Officer Hollis
2006–2009

Bonilla, MichelleMichelle Bonilla
Paramedic
Christine Harms
1999—2009

Campbell, Scott MichaelScott Michael Campbell
EMT
Reilly Brown
1996

Claudio, ClaudineClaudine Claudio
Paramedic
Silva
2000–2001

Connor, Brendan PatrickBrendan Patrick Connor
Paramedic
Reidy
2006–2008

III, Elliot DurantElliot Durant III
Paramedic
Anders
2004, 2009

Eads, GeorgeGeorge Eads
Paramedic
Greg Powell
1997–1998

Eldard, RonRon Eldard
Paramedic. Carol's boyfriend in Season 2, before they broke up because the tragic death of his partner led to Shep becoming violent and scary and he refused to get help or deal with it.
Ray "Shep" Shepard
1995–1996

Emery, Julie AnnJulie Ann Emery
Paramedic
Nikki
2001–2003

Genovese, MikeMike Genovese
Police Officer
Al Grabarsky
1995–1996, 1998–2000

Gimpel, EricaErica Gimpel
Social Services Liaison
Adele Newman
1997–2003

Gómez, CarlosCarlos Gómez
Paramedic
Raul Melendez
1995–1996

Henderson, Lynn A.Lynn A. Henderson
Paramedic
Pamela Olbes
1995–2009

Karsian, TaraTara Karsian
Social Worker
Liz Dade
2005–2006, 2007, 2008–2009

Kim, Daniel DaeDaniel Dae Kim
Social Worker
Ken Sung
2003–2004

Lauter, EdEd Lauter
Fire Captain
Dannaker
1998–2002

Lester, BrianBrian Lester
Paramedic
Brian Dumar
1996—2009

Liberti, LouieLouie Liberti
Paramedic
Tony Bardelli
2003—2009

Manganiello, JoeJoe Manganiello
Police Officer
Officer Litchman
2007

McKnight, ChadChad McKnight
Police Officer
Officer Wilson
1995, 1996, 1999–2000, 2001–2004, 2006

Morgan, MicheleMichele Morgan
Paramedic and Dr. Corday's patient
Allison Beaumont
1997—1998

Navarro, DemetriusDemetrius Navarro
Paramedic
Morales
1998—2009

Nish, BobbyBobby Nish
Police officer
Danny Yau
2005–2006

Ruginis, VytoVyto Ruginis
Paramedic
Wright
2006—2007

Russell, MontéMonté Russell
Paramedic
Dwight Zadro
1995—2009

Vidal, LisaLisa Vidal
Firefighter
CFD Lt. Sandy Lopez
2001–2004

Wagner, EmilyEmily Wagner
Paramedic
Doris Pickman
1994—2009

Williams, CressCress Williams
Police officer and boyfriend/husband of Jeanie Boulet
Reggie Moore
1998–2000; 2008

Lowe, “Faceman”“Faceman” Lowe
Paramedic
Chris Lowe
1999?

text: Notable patients[edit]

text:
Actor/Actress
Character Position
Character Name
Years of Appearance

Benjamin, PaulPaul Benjamin
Junk Dealer, Greene's patient
Al Irving
1994, 2002

Buttons, RedRed Buttons
Carter's patient
Jules 'Ruby' Rubadoux. Carter benevolently but foolishly lied to him about his wife Sophie's terminal condition, leading to Ruby refusing to listen to Carter, but 10 years later when Ruby returned to the ER he and Carter were able to mend fences somewhat.
1995, 2005

Clooney, RosemaryRosemary Clooney
Alzheimer's disease patient
Mary Cavanaugh a.k.a. "Madam X"
1994

Cromwell, JamesJames Cromwell
Catholic Bishop and patient of Luka Kovač
Bishop Stewart
2001

Dunst, KirstenKirsten Dunst
Teen prostitute and Doug Ross's patient
Charlene "Charlie" Chiemienga
1996–1997

Gleason, JoannaJoanna Gleason
Allergy patient, Infomercial Director, and briefly Mark Greene's romance interest
Iris
1996

Hedaya, DanDan Hedaya
Lawyer and patient
Herb Spivak. Helped Mark fend off a civil lawsuit, later returned having lost all his money in a dot-com bust.
1997, 2005

Kurtz, SwoosieSwoosie Kurtz
Tele-evangelist and patient
Tina Marie Chambliss
1998

Krumholtz, DavidDavid Krumholtz
Schizophrenic patient who in a psychotic break stabbed both John Carter and Lucy Knight, the wounds leaving Carter injured and with life-long kidney problems and eventually resulted in Lucy's death.
Paul Sobricki
2000, 2002

Mara, MaryMary Mara
Originally a prostitute; later Secretary/Cancer patient
Loretta Sweet
1995–1996

Newhart, BobBob Newhart
Architect who is gradually going blind; patient of Dr. Lewis
Ben Hollander
2003

Vlahos, SamSam Vlahos
Homeless man and frequent patient in ER
Pablo
1997–1998; 2000–2003

Woods, JamesJames Woods
ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease) patient, Abby Lockheart's teacher in medical school
Dr. Nate Lennox
2006

Radnor, JoshJosh Radnor
Alderman Bright's lover who contracted Syphilis and was treated under the table by Kerry Weaver
Keith. Because he was unaware of either Bright's condition or his own allergies, he died after having a bad reaction to penicillin.
2003

Weitz, BruceBruce Weitz
Alderman for City of Chicago and patient of Kerry Weaver for Syphilis
Alderman John Bright
2003

text: Others[edit]

text:
Actor/Actress
Character Position
Character Name
Years of Appearance

Sarandon, SusanSusan Sarandon
Grandmother of a boy who died in an accident. Gave Doug and Carol permission to harvest his kidney, which ended up being used for John Carter's successful transplant.
Nora
2009

Liotta, RayRay Liotta
A dying patient gives an insight into the regrets he has about his wasted life, with Greg Pratt going from hostility towards him (he reminds Pratt of his own, absentee father) to compassion as he dies over the course of an hour.
Charlie Metcalf
2004

Liu, LucyLucy Liu
Mother of a little boy who has AIDS
Mei-Sun Leow
1995

Lloyd, JakeJake Lloyd
Son of the patient Loretta Sweet
Jimmy Sweet
1996

McGregor, EwanEwan McGregor
Holds up a convenience store with hostages including Carol Hathaway
Duncan Stewart
1997

Torry, JoeJoe Torry
Sues Mark Greene after his brother dies; a suspect in Greene's beating but isn't responsible. He and Mark have a heated conversation in which both men admit they're not the reason for the other's misery.
Chris Law
1997

Whitford, BradleyBradley Whitford
Husband of a pregnant patient in Mark Greene's care
Sean O'Brien
1995

Belushi, JamesJames Belushi
Father who was brought in after a car accident with his son
Dan Harris
2001

Padalecki, JaredJared Padalecki
Son who was brought in after a car accident with his father
Paul Harris
2001

text: Shiri Appleby Season 1, Episode 1-Teen with etopic pregnancy

text: Secondary doctors and medical students[edit]

text:
Actor/Actress
Character Position
Character Name
Years of Appearance

Alda, AlanAlan Alda
ER Attending Physician
Dr. Gabriel Lawrence
1999

Anderson, SamSam Anderson
Chief of Cardiology and member of the board. Incredibly acerbic and not friendly to the ER, but good at his job.
Dr. Jack Kayson
1994–2007

Anzilotti, PerryPerry Anzilotti
Anesthesiologist
Perry
1994, 1995–2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2008

Appleby, ShiriShiri Appleby
Intern
Dr. Daria Wade
2008–2009

Aquino, AmyAmy Aquino
Chief of Obstetrics & Gynecology. Originally introduced as a shrieking harpy who clashed with the ER and refused to help anyone there, but evolved over time into a likable doctor who helped multiple ER regulars deal with pregnancies.
Dr. Janet Coburn
1994—2009

Arroyo, DannyDanny Arroyo
Medical student
Reid Mooney
2001

Aylward, JohnJohn Aylward
Chief of Staff (1996–1999), General surgeon and member of the board (1999–2006), Chief of Staff (2006–2009)
Dr. Donald Anspaugh
1996—2009

Bach, JillianJillian Bach
Medical Student
Penny Nicholson
2004–2006

Bailey, EionEion Bailey
Medical Student
Jake Scanlon
2004–2005

Benedicto, LourdesLourdes Benedicto
Pediatrics Intern. Briefly dated Carter in Season 7.
Rena Trujillo
2001

Bibb, LeslieLeslie Bibb
Medical Student, flirted with Kovac in Season 9 but was nearly killed in a car accident when he was driving.
Erin Harkins
2002–2003

Blackthorne, PaulPaul Blackthorne
Invasive Radiologist, had a fling with Dr. Corday.
Dr. Jeremy Lawson
2004

Bledel, AlexisAlexis Bledel
Intern who was a key figure in the series finale.
Dr. Julia Wise
2009

Boutsikaris, DennisDennis Boutsikaris
Surgeon
Dr. David Kotlowitz
1999

Joseph Bua
Special Education Student
Boo Bradley
2001

Brisbin, DavidDavid Brisbin
Anesthesiologist who hated Dr. Corday and vice versa.
Dr. Alexander Babcock
1998–2002

Brown, ClancyClancy Brown
SPG Doctor and Kerry Weaver's boyfriend
Dr. Ellis West
1997–1998

Caldwell, L. ScottL. Scott Caldwell
Director of Neo-Natology
Dr. Megan Rabb
2004, 2006

Cheadle, DonDon Cheadle
Medical Student. Turned from a successful business path after being diagnosed with Parkinson's.
Paul Nathan
2002

Cole, MeganMegan Cole
Pathologist
Dr. Alice Upton
1996, 1998, 2000–2001, 2003

Campos, BrunoBruno Campos
Vascular Surgeon
Dr. Eddie Dorset
2003

Fuente, Joel de laJoel de la Fuente
Medical student
Ivan Fu
1997

Doman, JohnJohn Doman
Chief of Psychiatry
Dr. Carl DeRaad
1999–2000, 2001, 2003

Drew, Malaya RiveraMalaya Rivera Drew
Medical Student
Katy Alvaro
2006–2007

Elise, ChristineChristine Elise
Medical Student. Love Interest of Carter in Season 2. Temporarily estranged with Carter after she was drunk and slept with Ross accidentality. Later reconciled with Carter but broke up with him over his behavior when seeking surgical procedures. It was revealed that her med school tuition was sponsored by the US Air Force, so she had to join USAF and serve for 4 years after she graduated from medical school.
Harper Tracy
1995–1996

Epps, OmarOmar Epps
Surgical Intern who constantly suffered Dr. Peter Benton's wrath although Dr. John Carter befriended him. Unfortunately, Benton's constant bullying of Gant drove Gant over the edge so much so that Gant committed suicide by jumping in front of a train. Gant's remains which were badly disfigured were later brought to County for treatment and when Gant was paged, Benton and Carter discovered to their horror that it was Gant that they were working on. Despite their best efforts, Gant eventually succumbed to his wounds and died, his death leaving Carter devastated and angry at himself and Benton for failing to see that there was something wrong with Gant.
Dr. Dennis Gant
1996–1997

Esten, CharlesCharles Esten
Orthopedic Surgeon
Dr. Barry Grossman
2007–2008

Fox, JorjaJorja Fox
ER Intern, later resident
Dr. Maggie Doyle
1996—1999

Gertz, JamiJami Gertz
Psychiatrist
Dr. Nina Pomerantz
1997

Gilbert, SaraSara Gilbert
ER Intern, later resident
Dr. Jane Figler
2004—2008

Glave, MatthewMatthew Glave
Surgeon. Arrogant even by surgical standards, Carter didn't like him and Peter found him to be a creep.
Dr. Dale Edson
1996–1999, 2001–2002

Glazer, JeremyJeremy Glazer
Medical Student
David
2004

Grove, ChristopherChristopher Grove
Orthopeadic Surgeon
Dr. Marty Kline
2002–2003, 2006

Headly, GlenneGlenne Headly
Pediatric Surgeon
Dr. Abby Keaton
1996–1997

Henry, JustinJustin Henry
Medical student
James Sasser
1997

Howerton, GlennGlenn Howerton
ER Resident
Dr. Nick 'Coop' Cooper
2003

Ironside, MichaelMichael Ironside
Chief of Surgery and ER Chief
Dr. William 'Wild Willy' Swift
1995, 1998, 2002

Jablon, MarcMarc Jablon
Intern
Dr. Larry Western
2007–2008

Jaeck, ScottScott Jaeck
Radiologist
Dr. Steve Flint
1994–1996, 1999–2000, 2002

Jones, JuliaJulia Jones
Intern (Prev. Medical Student)
Dr. Kaya Montoya
2008–2009

LeGros, JamesJames LeGros
Pediatrician and ex-boyfriend of Anna Del Amico
Dr. Max Rocher
1998

Leguizamo, JohnJohn Leguizamo
ER attending physician
Dr. Victor Clemente
2005–2006

Lennix, HarryHarry Lennix
Infectious disease specialist and briefly boyfriend of Jeanie Boulet
Dr. Greg Fischer
1997

Ling, JuliaJulia Ling
Surgical Intern
Mae Lee Park
2006–2007

Lowe, ChadChad Lowe
Medical student, assigned to Dr. Carter in Season 4 but had no interest in doing anything ER related with his focus on medical research.
Dr. George Henry
1997, 2005

Macy, William H.William H. Macy
Chief of Surgery and Head of the ER
Dr. David Morgenstern
1994–1998; 2009

Manoux, J. P.J. P. Manoux
Junior Surgical Attending, (Formerly Chief Resident)
Dr. Dustin Crenshaw
2006–2008

Matchett, KariKari Matchett
Acting Chief Of Emergency Medicine
Dr. Skye Wexler
2007–2008

McCormack, MaryMary McCormack
Doctor in Africa
Debbie
2003–2006

McKinney, GilGil McKinney
Intern
Dr. Paul Grady
2007—2009

Mitchell, ElizabethElizabeth Mitchell
Psychiatrist who was in a relationship with Kerry Weaver for a short time before being forced out by Dr. Romano's homophobia.
Dr. Kim Legaspi
2000—2001

Morris, JulianJulian Morris
Surgical Intern
Dr. Andrew Wade
2008–2009

Orser, LelandLeland Orser
Attending Trauma Surgeon; Chief of Surgery. Dr. Corday didn't want him to be hired (for reasons that were never clearly outlined) and he took over her position after she resigned in disgrace.
Dr. Lucien Dubenko
2004–2009

Parker, Steven ChristopherSteven Christopher Parker
Surgical Intern
Dr. Harold Zelinsky
2007—2008

Philipps, BusyBusy Philipps
Medical Student. Devout Christian who inspired Archie Morris in various ways, and dated him for a little while.
Hope Bobeck
2006–2007

Pico, GiovannieGiovannie Pico
Medical Student
Ludlow
2004–2005

Pounder, CCHCCH Pounder
Surgical Attending
Dr. Angela Hicks
1994–1997

Powers, AndyAndy Powers
ER intern
Dr. Howard Ritzke
2004

Rasuk, VictorVictor Rasuk
Intern
Dr. Ryan Sanchez
2008–2009

Ravera, GinaGina Ravera
Radiologist
Dr. Bettina DeJesus
2006–2008

Rifkin, RonRon Rifkin
Senior Cardiovascular Surgeon. Genius and hospital rainmaker, but played with valid data on a key study and inspired action from Peter Benton.
Dr. Carl Vucelich
1995–1996

Rose, EmilyEmily Rose
Intern
Dr. Tracy Martin
2008–2009

Rossovich, RickRick Rossovich
Orthopedic Surgeon
Dr. John "Tag" Taglieri
1994–1995

Salem, DahliaDahlia Salem
Surgical Chief Resident
Dr. Jessica Albright
2005–2006

Shin, EddieEddie Shin
Medical student
Stanley Mao
2001

Silver, Michael B.Michael B. Silver
Psychiatrist
Dr. Paul Myers
1995, 1997–2000, 2003, 2005, 2008

Spellings, BritainBritain Spellings
ER intern
Dr. Sackowitz
2005

Sterling, MauryMaury Sterling
Psychiatrist
Dr. Nelson
2004, 2006

Strauss, KimKim Strauss
Anesthesiologist
Ari
2005–2007

Sutherland, RossifRossif Sutherland
Medical student. In Season 10, was assigned to the ER; the senior staff didn't think he was good there and he vanished without explanation.
Lester Kertzenstein
2003–2004

Terry, JohnJohn Terry
Psychiatrist and boyfriend of Susan Lewis
Dr. David 'Div' Cvetic
1994

Tucci, StanleyStanley Tucci
Chief of Emergency Medicine
Dr. Kevin Moretti
2007–2008

Vieluf, VinceVince Vieluf
Medical Student
Bernard Gamely
1998

Webb, BreshaBresha Webb
Medical Student
Laverne St. John
2008–2009

Winningham, MareMare Winningham
Chief of Emergency Services; ER attending physician who had an unhealthy obsession with Dr. Mark Greene. She was later revealed to be an imposter who had impersonated many other people in various jobs over the last few years.
Dr. Amanda Lee
1998–1999

text: Secondary nurses and other medical staff[edit]

text:
Actor/Actress
Character Position
Character Name
Years of Appearance

Brazelton, Conni MarieConni Marie Brazelton
ER Nurse
Conni Oligario
1994–2003

Cerón, LauraLaura Cerón
ER Nurse
Chuny Marquez
1995–2009

Cervini, CynthiaCynthia Cervini
Nurse
Anna Waldron
2002, 2004, 2005

Chestnut, MorrisMorris Chestnut
ICU nurse & Deb's baby's father
Frank 'Rambo' Bacon
2000

Crawford, EllenEllen Crawford
ER Nurse
Lydia Wright
1994–2003, 2009

D, DeezerDeezer D
ER Nurse
Malik McGrath
1994–2009

Freeman, YvetteYvette Freeman
ER Nurse
Haleh Adams
1994–2009

Hanami, RenRen Hanami
NICU Nurse

2006

Heiss, MaryMary Heiss
ER Nurse
Mary
2000–2008

Hernandez, April LeeApril Lee Hernandez
ER Nurse
Inez
2005–2006

Guzman, MonicaMonica Guzman
Surgical Nurse
Marisol
2008–2009

Johnson, PennyPenny Johnson
Nurse Practitioner
Lynette Evans
1998–1999

Johnston, KristenKristen Johnston
Chief ER Nurse
Eve Peyton
2005

III, Sam JonesSam Jones III
Emergency Medical Technician, Brother of Greg Pratt
Charlie 'Chaz' Pratt, Jr.
2005–2009

Lenney, DinahDinah Lenney
Surgical Charge Nurse
Shirley
1995–2004, 2006—2009

Lentz, PatPat Lentz
Nursing Supervisor
None
2005, 2008

Logan, BellinaBellina Logan
ICU, Pediatrics and Surgical Nurse
Kit
1996–2003; 2005; 2008

Logue, DonalDonal Logue
Flight Nurse and boyfriend/husband/ex-husband of Susan Lewis
Chuck Martin
2003–2005

Mariye, LilyLily Mariye
ER Nurse
Lily Jarvik
1994–2009

Marquez, VanessaVanessa Marquez
ER Nurse
Wendy Goldman
1994–1997

May, DeborahDeborah May
County Nursing Director
Mary Cain
1996–1997, 2002

Moore, Angel LaketaAngel Laketa Moore
ER Nurse
Dawn Archer
2006–2009

O'Hara, JennyJenny O'Hara
ER Nurse
Rhonda Sterling
1996

Pardue, KipKip Pardue
ER Nurse
Ben Parker
2006–2007

Richards, KyleKyle Richards
Nurse
Dori
2000—2006

Rodriguez, LucyLucy Rodriguez
Nurse
Bjerke
1996; 2000–2003

Shazana, NadiaNadia Shazana
Nurse
Jacy
2001–2008

Thalken, MegMeg Thalken
Flight Nurse
Dee McManus
1996, 1999–2001, 2005, 2008

Watanabe, GeddeGedde Watanabe
ER Nurse
Yoshi Takata
1997–2003


document_title: University of the Virgin Islands

question_text: where is the university of the virgin islands located

text: University of the Virgin Islands

text: History[edit]

text: UVI was founded as the College of the Virgin Islands on March 16, 1962.[1]:310 In 1986, it officially became one of the 117 U.S. Historically black colleges and universities.[1]:310 The institution also changed its name in 1986 to the University of the Virgin Islands to reflect the growth and diversification of its academic curriculum, research programs, and regional community services.[5]:319 On August 18, 2010 the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit decided that the university’s regulations prohibiting signs and conduct that could cause emotional distress were unconstitutional.[6]

text: Campuses[edit]

text: The university has two campuses and two extension facilities. The 388 acres (1.57 km2) campus opened in 1963 on St. Thomas, at the time named College of the Virgin Islands.[7] The Albert A. Sheen campus is on St. Croix.[8] The extensions include an academic center and an environment research facility, both on St. John.[8] The St. Croix campus is located on Estate Golden Grove in mid-island. The latter campus is three miles (5 km) from Charlotte Amalie, the capital of the territory. The St. Thomas campus is situated on two hills and it has its own beach (John Brewer's Bay beach) which can be directly accessed off the main road which cuts through the campus.[9]:107 The majority of the buildings on the St. Thomas campus are made of volcanic rock and cement. This makes the campus not only aesthetically pleasing but it also improves the structural integrity of the structures as the U.S. Virgin Islands are known for experiencing very active hurricane seasons.

text: Athletic facilities[edit]

text: The campus on St. Thomas boasts a 64,000-square-foot (5,900 m2) Sports and Fitness Center with an adjacent weightlifting and aerobic exercise gym, as well as a golf course, tennis courts, outdoor basketball and volleyball courts, and baseball and soccer fields. The Sports and Fitness Center can seat up to 3,500 people and annually hosts the Paradise Jam Tournament for mainland NCAA basketball teams.[10]:111

text: On St. Croix, there is an outdoor sports facility equipped with basketball, volleyball, and tennis courts. Also, there is a small exercise gym inside the Student Activities center. St. Croix has large fields in front, and they are usually acceptable for athletic use, but they tend to flood during heavy rain.[11]

text: Housing[edit]

text: In 2012 the university added a 370,000,000square foot residential hall.[12] The University has 6 different sets of dorms on the St. Thomas campus which include: Eastern dorms, Western Dorms, Northern Dorms, Southern Dorms, and Middle Dorms. The Eastern and Western Dorms are both unisex dorms whereas the South, and Middle are all Female Dorms. The Northern Dorms are all male dorms.[13]

text: Albert A. Sheen Campus on St. Croix has 2 residence halls, which together are known as the Delta M. Jackson Dorsch Complex.  Doors opened to students in 1999.[14]  Housing consists of 45 rooms with 2 beds per room, allowing accommodation for 90 students.  The halls are sectioned into blocks: Knight’s Block, Pirate’s Block, Spartan’s Block, and Titan’s Block.  Each block is designated by gender.

text: St. John Academic Center[edit]

text: St. John, the northernmost island of the US Virgin Islands currently has no college campus on the island. Residents of St. John wishing to attend UVI are requirred to travel by ferry to the island of St. Thomas to attend classes. The journey can take up to four hours each way. UVI President, David Hall, made it a priority to provide easier access to students living in St. John.[15]

text: After speaking with residents of St. John, Dr. Hall (President) discovered many obstacles hindering student education, including lack of access to a library and study spaces. Through the HBCU Library Alliance, funds were raised for the construction of a learning center in St. John. UVI chief information officer, Tina Koopmans, and library and IT staff developed a plan and located the resource center in an old gymnasium in St. John’s MarketPlace.[15]

text: The St. John Academic Center (STJAC) contains four classrooms, a library, and a computer lab. Additionally, students can attend class via videoconferencing technology so that they do not need to travel off the island as frequently. There are also individual and group study spaces available.[16] According to Koopmans UVI has “seen an increase in our St. John student population from 37 to 47, and we are only at the beginning of the process.”[15] In addition to being used by students, the STJAC provides the entire St. John community with access to the Small Business Development Center, access to the general library and Wi-Fi networks, and conference rooms for meetings.[16]

text: Currently, the STJAC is undergoing a relocation from the MarketPlace to the Department of Planning and Natural Resources in Cruz Bay.[16]

text: Technology and research facilities[edit]

text: The legislature of the Virgin Islands chartered the University of the Virgin Islands Research and Technology Park to help expand the technology segment of the islands' economy, encourage more businesses to operate on the islands, and foster technology research and activities at the university. The university is filled with knowledgable staff to help guide and support students to reach for their goals. The United States Department of Agriculture operates a large agricultural experiment station on the St. Croix campus working on agroforestry, aquaponics, biotechnology, forage agronomy, and tilapia farming. The University also own and run the Etelman Observatory.[17]

text: Academics[edit]

text: The university has five academic divisions: Business, Education, Humanities and Social Sciences, Nursing, and Science and Mathematics. UVI offers various graduate degree and undergraduate degree programs. The graduate programs consist of a Specialist Degree in Education Specialist in School Psychology and the following Master's degrees: Master of Arts in Education, Master of Arts in Mathematics for Secondary Teachers, Master of Business Administration, Master of Marine and Environmental Science, Master of Psychology and Master of Public Administration. The Undergraduate Degree Programs are divided into several categories: Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, and Associate of Applied Science.

text: Its liberal arts curriculum is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools. In addition, the university works to recruit local, national and international students to broaden and create a diversified student population, as 95% of its current students are natives of the US Virgin Islands.

text: The university also has several academic programs under its College of Science and Mathematics. One of these is an engineering program, where students attend UVI for three years and then transfer to either Columbia University, the University of Florida, Washington University in St. Louis, or the University of South Carolina (Columbia) to complete the last two years of their engineering studies. After completing the program, students will acquire a Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics from UVI and a Bachelor of Science in their specialization of engineering from the partner university. The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science with concentration in computational biology is offered on both St. Thomas and St. Croix. Students will be able to focus of fields related to parallel computing, data mining, bioinformatics, computational science or cyber-security.

text: The university also has an early medical school selection program with Boston University which affords selected students to study for three years at UVI and then transfer to Boston University Medical School in their senior year. They are then granted the opportunity to take medical school courses early. The university also holds several National Science Foundation-funded research grants and programs including MBRS-RISE, SEAGEP, HBCU-UP, and MARC under its Emerging Caribbean Scientist (ECS) program. The mission of the Emerging Caribbean Scientists programs is to increase research training and promote excellence for science, technology, engineering, mathematics and psychology students at the University of the Virgin Islands. The university fosters research by hosting research symposiums every semester where students are given the opportunity to present research projects conducted both locally and abroad, to the UVI faculty and the Virgin Islands community.[8]

text: The Caribbean Writer[edit]

text: The Caribbean Writer – subtitled "Where the Caribbean Imagination Embraces the World" – is an international, refereed, literary journal, founded in 1986 and published annually by UVI. The stated mission of the journal is to "publish quality writing by established and emerging writers that reflects the culture of the Caribbean; promote and foster a strong literary tradition; serve as an institute for the development of emerging writers throughout the Caribbean". The current editor of the journal is Alscess Lewis-Brown. The journal's founding editor was Erika J. Waters, now Professor Emeritus of English at UVI.[18] Subsequent editors have included Marvin Williams, Opal Palmer Adisa, and Tregenza Roach.[19] The Caribbean Writer announced the past issues online in the Digital Library of the Caribbean (dLOC) as Open Access in 2016.[20]

text: Marine biology program[edit]

text: The marine biology program attracts students from all parts of the world. The University is next to John Brewers Bay, which hosts a variety of marine life and is studied by both undergrad and masters students.[21]:145

text: National Student Exchange (NSE)[edit]

text: At UVI, students from around the nation are allowed to participate in a semester or year-long exchange to UVI through the National Student Exchange. Tuition is paid toward either the student's home or host school. Students who attend UVI are also able to participate in the NSE program as long as they have completed their freshman year.[22]:1135

text: Student life[edit]

text: The university offers counseling and career services including: interpersonal, personal, social and cognitive development education.

text: Clubs and organizations[edit]

text: At the University of the Virgin Islands St. Thomas campus there are various clubs and organizations such as Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority, Anguilla Student Association, Chess Club, Criminal Justice Club, Delta Sigma Theta sorority, Foods Committee, Golden Key Int'l Honour Society, Japanese Club, Psychology Student Association, Queen's Committee, Social & Cultural Committee, Sports Committee, Student Nursing Association, UVI ACS Student Chemistry Club, UVI French Club, UVI St. Kitts/Nevis Association, Dominican Association, BVI Association, Interact (in conjunction with the local Rotary Club), Queens Court Club, R.E.A.C.H, Carnival Committee, Cheerleading Squad and Dance Team.UVI's student Government Association is active on both campuses, particularly the St. Croix campus where (as of school year 2012–2013) Kevin Dixon serves as president, Estica Caesar, Vice President, Jacqueline Romer, Treasurer, and Amiquah Freeman is secretary.[23]:203

text: Athletics[edit]

text: UVI is a member of the NCAA, National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics, and the Caribbean University Sports Association.[24] It fields Division II and/or III varsity teams for both men and women in basketball, soccer, tennis, volleyball, track and field, cross country, swimming, and table tennis. UVI athletic teams are nicknamed "the Buccaneers." They wear blue, white, and gold for athletic events.

text: Currently, the head coach of UVI's men's basketball team is Jeffery Jones. The interim head coach of the women's basketball team is Curtis Gilpin, Sr. UVI is a member of the Liga Atlética Interuniversitaria university league. LAI was established in 1929 and currently consists of the 20 American universities in the Caribbean — 19 in Puerto Rico and the University of the Virgin Islands. As a result, UVI athletes' opponents are often from Puerto Rico, although they play many teams from mainland universities. UVI offers intramural sport activities during both the fall and spring semesters.

text: The University of the Virgin Islands host the Paradise Jam Tournament in November of every year. Division I and II basketball teams from across the US mainland compete in a men's and women's basketball tournament. The tournament has national coverage and is a major event in the Virgin Islands each year. It also serves as an opportunity for these Division I and II teams to play before the spring season and to witness the beauty that the Virgin Islands have to offer.[25]

text: Notable alumni[edit]

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Name
Class year
Notability
Reference(s)

Shawn Richards

Member of the National Assembly of Saint Kitts and Nevis
[26]

Richard Skerritt
1980
UVI's first-ever Rhodes scholar, businessman, and manager of the West Indies cricket team.
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Granville Wrensford

Former chair of Albany State University's Department of Natural Sciences
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