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Average Rating: Rating: - The best there is and the best there ever will be for N64 Well,I'm a video-game player from Germany and I review GoldenEye here because unfortunately,this game is banned here in Germany. OK,I bought this game 1998 and never really put it out of my hands.Last week,I erased a game file and started a new game after months and I have to say that this wonderful piece of video-game history is definitely the best game for Nintendo 64-ever!I like it even more than its inofficial sequel Perfect Dark. Even if you play the game hundreds of times,some missions are still hard to finish in the 00 Agent-difficulty. The graphics are quite good and the animations of Bond's enemies are great!And altough the sound power of the N 64 is not that good,GoldenEye has music pieces that would be suitable for a 007-movie.Even the original Bond-intro and a new version of the 007-theme are included in this game! But you have to mention the multiplayer mode,too,of course!I can tell you:if four friends sit in front of GoldenEye,you won't even recognize how many hours pass! Even if this game is more than two years old,I highly recommend to buy this product if you don't already have it! Rating: - Not just an N64 classic, it's THE N64 classic. Not many N64 games got recognized as well as this 1997 masterpiece. Not only was it an excellent first person shooter, it was James Bond in video game form! Read below for some pros and cons: PROS: -Tons of cool weapons and gadgets -Involving storyline -You don't have to be a Bond fan to enjoy it -Minimal blood makes it suitable for all ages (despite the Teen rating) -Multiplayer mode arguably the best one of its kind -First and only good James Bond video game CONS: -WAY OFF from the film in many places (see below for more on this) -Character models very blocky -Massive slowdown -Horrible glitching (body parts can be seen through walls at times) -Controls confusing at first DIFFERENCES FROM THE FILM: -The film has a nine year gap between the facility operation and the actual storyline. The game, rather, takes place over the course of nine years. -Many stages from the game aren't in the movie (Frigate, Water Caverns, Aztec, Temple) -In the film the defense minister is killed. In the game he survives. -Bond's main pistol is called a PPK in the movies. In the game it is called a PP7. -There may be others I haven't thought of A great game, if you can learn to tolerate its flaws and differences from the film. But the great game overshadows these flaws by far. This is quite possibly the finest N64 game. It's well worth trying at least once. Rating: - Goldeneye 007 review This is the game that single handedly saved Nintendo when it was about to die off early. If it wasn't for Goldeneye I wouldn't even have bought a N64. I was already a huge fan of Bond movies before the first game for the gameboy came out. This game, although it didn't quite capture the spirit of the film or the Bond series is still one of the funnest games I've ever played. In its genre it's undoubtedly the best, never has a 1st person shooter been so perfect. The single player missions are enough to give this game 3 stars but add the greatest 2-4 person player mode ever created for a game like this and that all together is worth about 10 stars! There's just something about hunting down your opponant and shooting him to a bloody pulp that never gets old. I literally, even today don't get tired of demolishing my friends with all the strategies I've learned from playing this game. It's totally fun to set a million remote mines in the alcove in the water caverns, then lure him in the room, let him kill you,then as you start your next life, right when he's picking up all your dropped goods, hurry up, switch to your watch and watch your opponent's screen as you push the detenator button and him and the room blow sky high!! Then go pick up yours AND his goods. A free little tip. Onto the single player missions. While not perfect they're still great fun. The best part of the SP missions is the level design and enemies. Never before has badguys been so smart and annoyoing, they'll duck and shoot, sound alarms, and literally run like crazy till you, yourself gets tired of chasing them! The level designs, next to Zelda are some of the best I've seen. Not that their beutiful to look at, it's just that their made just so enemies can hide, walk routes, and really get you lost sometimes. Also, it seems like everytime you enter a new level, except for a few, it's like your in a completely diferent place, Except you know where you are: Facility, bathroom, runway, tunnel, dock, cave and so on. Repeating some of the levels gets old, but luckily it doesn't happen too often. The gameplay moves swift and fast. With no "puzzles" and enemies around every corner, sometimes it seems impossible to finish your objectives. But you've got enough firepower to do it. Literally, Goldeneye offers the largest variety of weopons ever in a game like this. My only complaint is coming from a movie like Goldeneye I expected it to have the same plot. But other than a few familier scenes and a few familier lines of dialogue it isn't much like the movie. Oh well, it's still fun and, on 00 agent, very, VERY dificult. This might not be the best game around- Zelda is a much better game- but it was a groundbreaking game for its it's time and one that will rightfully be remembered as the founding father of the N64.

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