Wayne Gretzky's 3D Hockey (USA) (Japanese title: ゲームボーイウェイン・グレツキー3Dホッケー) is a sports video game developed by Iguana Entertainment and published by THQ for the Nintendo 64. It was released in North America in August 1997. The game is based on hockey and features Wayne Gretzky as the cover athlete. Players can choose from five different game modes: Exhibition, Season, Playoff, Shootout, and All-Star Game. Exhibition mode allows players to play a single game against a computer-controlled opponent or a friend. The Season mode allows players to manage a team through an 82-game season, while the Playoff mode allows players to compete in a single elimination tournament. The Shootout mode is a one-on-one battle between the player and a computer-controlled goaltender. The All-Star Game mode allows players to compete in a game featuring the best players from the NHL. The game features realistic 3D graphics, with detailed player models and accurate arenas. The game also features a variety of play modes, including a two-player mode and a four-player mode. The game also features a variety of gameplay options, such as the ability to adjust the difficulty level, the length of the game, and the number of periods. The game also features a variety of sound effects and a soundtrack composed by Mark Mothersbaugh. Overall, Wayne Gretzky's 3D Hockey is a fun and engaging sports video game that provides a great gaming experience for hockey fans. With its realistic graphics, variety of play modes, and adjustable difficulty levels, it is a great game for both casual and hardcore hockey fans.