Goldeneye 007 - Nintendo 64 Review - HD
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- GoldenEye 007 is a first-person shooter video game developed by Rare and based on the 1995 James Bond film GoldenEye. It was released for the Nintendo 64 video game console in August 1997. The game features a single-player campaign in which players assume the role of British Secret Intelligence Service agent James Bond as he fights to prevent a criminal syndicate from using a satellite weapon against London to cause a global financial meltdown. The game includes a split-screen multiplayer mode in which up to four players can compete in different types of deathmatch games.
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Goldeneye 007 on the nintendo 64. Recorded using a dazzle and hauppage hd pvr gaming edition on original console hardware and cartridge. What is your favourite james bond movie? Is daniel Craig the best bond ever and do you think oddjob is a classic bond character? Let me know your top 5 or top 10 multiplayer moments in death match mode. 
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To this day I still find it very difficult to believe it was the multiplayer mode that is the thing people still praise this game for and not the excellent single player campaign.
But then again I had no friends when I was younger so I usually prefered to play the single player mode only, and it's difficult to find anyone locally who'd want to play old N64 FPS's split screen with no dual analog support.
single player supports dual analog w 2 controllers
Luca Alister Have kids and mark them play with you.
Luca Alister I praise this game as a whole package amazing game perfect dark as well
I’ll play. I’ll play right now. Lol. That’s the problem with today - kids only want to play fortnite online. Blah. They have no idea.
Not everyone had the ability to play LAN parties or could afford to play online with the minutes/hours plans for Dial up at that time to just game with people on PC.
However, one console, one cartridge and some friends - be you in Jr High School or at University, Goldeneye was the standard for multiplayer for more people than PC gamers can admit to.
It took Halo, Combat Evolved to dethrone Goldeneye. Nothing on the PS1, PS2 or Game Cube could compete.
Then Halo 2 and 3 dominated online play as cable and DSL internet became commonplace. It took Call of Duty 4 Modern Warfare to threaten Halo 3, and MW2 to dethrone it.
While other great shooters existed nothing was bigger than Goldeneye into Halo 1-3 and then CoD4 + MW2.
Imagine how the world would be if they still made games for old systems
Retroahoy did a piece on this with his Doomed video on the fps games for the Amiga.
They'd be 140$ carts with shitty graphics
The problem with current FPS games is level design. It's terrible these days. Look at Turok 2 for mind blowing level design. But current kids would get lost and put the controller down.
Heck yeah: River of Souls is my favorite!! That, and Lair of the Blind Ones back when I was 12
I always believed Turok 2 to be the best single player FPS for the n64 and Perfect Dark to be the best multiplayer FPS for the n64. Goldeneye felt #2 in both.
What impresses me at first about this game was the fact that enemies would react to being shot in places, this was something I never saw before in a FPS game at the time. This was basically the game of my childhood. Getting the Invincibility cheat and figuring out the two different weapon in each hand bug was my best experiences :)
+AndiotiZ This was the first game I played where I actually cared to do speed runs to unlock cool bonus perks! Man, one of my favourite games of all time and my favourite co-op game with friends of all time.
Oh man, doing Facility in less than 2:05 was hell. Remember how Dr Doak would have to appear in the right place, and if he didn't you'd just have to restart?
And you could shoot out the lights or am I thinking of Perfect Dark lol still you could dhoot glass and alarms deffo in this one so still gets points for being awesome :)
I remember the first time I seen this game. I had no idea there was even a james bond movie named goldeneye. I Went over to a friends house after school and when i got there he was playing goldeneye multi player with his little brother. They were playing the map complex and I was blown away. Acually blown away is an understatement.
lee constant complex is a cool map and one of the best in the game i think
sneaking a peak at your friends location in split screen definitely added comedic frustrations
Many hours of my teenage years were spent on 007 Golden eye. My best memories of intense matches and insane multiplayer game plays makes this game part of my memories forever.
My fave games ever, in order
Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
Goldeneye 64
Mario 64
Mario Kart 64
Grand Theft Auto (the one with Tommy Vercetti)
WhisperWanderer great list :)
+ASMRWhisperLight. LOL. My top 3 are also identical, only I would place SM 64 ahead of 007. MK 64 is also part of my top 10, although I am not a GTA fan.
+ASMRWhisperLight. I actually liked Banjo-Kazooie more than Mario 64 and I liked Diddy Kong Racing more than MK64 but those were some great games. Probably my favourite console ever even though it had a fraction of the games that PS1 had. Maybe I am older but today's PS4/XB1 just aren't doing it for me the same way.
Harley Quinn how?
ASMRWhisperLight. GTA III
I remember playing Goldeneye with my dad when I was a kid. We spent so much time trying to beat every mission on all of the difficulties.
It's almost sad how my n64 is still hooked up and in the cart slot sits this game. Still. Lol. I just played it like a month ago.
MikePitcher I played it today haha
Same still prefer it to the re release
Are you still playing it?
I liked the C buttons for my movement. It was like having a keyboard. Felt accurate to me.
To Date, the Jungle Level is still my favorite, i guess cause of the Ambient Sound used in it
Found my old N64 in the garage, complete with a few games. Now my kids are loving "old timers" games. Golden eye, Zelda, quake and Mario 64 are enjoying a honoured place in the den. If i can find Turok and Banjo Kazooy i'll bd a happy man.
the best 007 game of all time
Austin Tucker i think so too
That's a fact
STILL LOVE watching your content all these years later
still love seeing comments like this brother
the greatest of all time. Gamesmaster magazine came with a vhs tape one month that had video game trailers. they showed a few clips and the bridge jumping scene and i was blown away. I had to re-sit GCSE maths because of this game. I was playing this instead of doing the coursework. no regrets. facility level with remote mines on paintball mode
haha i remember the vhs in its thin card case. video game magazines back then were awesome. i was the same as you, supposed to be doing my gcse's but i ended up playing this all the time with my friends. 4 people playing spilt screen on a 15" tv. epic days.
@@khav11 for early 90's that wasnt that unusual. obviously in the living room we had the big family tv, but in mine and my bro's room we had a small 15" tv.
A hilarious shock was finding the death animation when you shot a soldier in the crotch.. lol
Or the ass lol
The method to unlock the cheats was more satisfying than the cheats themselves and was the first game I played that incentivized speedrunning as it did. And it definitely made speedrunning fun for me (but sometimes frustrating, but mostly fun). One of the only games I completed 100% more than a few times. All 3 DKC games being one of the others.
The multiplayer for this was nice but wasn't even somewhat comparable to Perfect Dark (made by the same company), which easily had the best fps multiplayer on the n64 hands down. Rare just massively improved the formula for it. It is interesting but regarding a "Bond Sequel", I always considered Perfect Dark to be that Goldeneye sequel.
i goddamn loved this game! me and my brother used to mess around on multiplayer so much laugh our heads off at the big head mode! the golden gun was so OP as well!!
2018 and yet no game ever made came close to golden eye.
007 Nightfire
So many nights spent playing multiplayer back in the day. Such a great game.
How dare you say Perfect Dark is flawed, how DARE you, mister.
Right
Harley Quinn, never!
I know right. IGoldenEye is a true N64 classic, and rightly so, but Perfect Dark is just simply better in virtually every department.
They took the ideas of gamers (many of which I had myself at the time) made it happen.
Filipe Amaral that's because it is. especially in multiplayer.
Started another play through... Loving the feel of being a spy all over again :D
still the best bond game ever made and don't think it will ever be topped!
Just beat Goldeneye on 00 agent for the first time! Had so much fun going through all the difficulties! As a kid, my friends would come over after school for 4-player Goldeneye multiplayer action! I had a gameshark for my N64 and enabled the cheat options that way instead of beating singleplayer maps within a target time lol. As a kid I beat it on Agent but never Secret Agent or 00 Agent. I just put on a medical LOA from work and ran through it all on my Switch. So much fun!
The multiplayer is addictive and endlessly customization to insure that there is never a dull moment when a friend comes over.
I understand the excitement of recognizing things from the movie in the games and also with the guns too
In my city they have the royal armouries you should check out their RUclips channel they do loads of videos about which games guns are based on real guns and they demo them etc…really cool
one word for this game BEAST
yeah this was totally epic, such a rad game
4 player split screen on a 15" tv. those were the days
I’m 38. Been playing video games since the mid 80s when we had a spectrum, then we got a nes etc.
Goldeneye, in my opinion, is the greatest game ever made
I just had a huge wave of nostalgia wash over me watching this and find myself missing those care free young Goldeneye days with your friends
I remember Goldeneye :)
After school and weekends walking to friends with my controller and us having death matches for hours, happy happy memories
What more can be said. It was the birth of the great shooters. Shaken not stirred.
amen brad!
Almost unplayable now, but this game was amazing and one of my favourite FPS' of all time and better than Perfect Dark imo. The remake of Goldeneye on the Wii is actually very good as well.
It's extremely difficult going back to the control scheme of the N64 when dual analogue has been the standard for about 15 years now. I guess you can get used to them again if you haven't played in some time.
Man I'll never forget the excitement and happiness I felt when I first played 007 Goldeneye. I only knew 16 bit Snes graphics, completely oblivious to Doom/wolfenstein/pc FPS games and very rarely played my friends playstation(usually football/wrestling games) so seeing and playing 007 was a huge blast of dopamine.
If were a kid playing this game with friends in the 90s, your childhood was awesome. 😎
This game sold N64 consoles! For a while, each of my friends had it and we had a blast in multiplayer mode. Still a fun game to play.
This is one of those N64 games I never played as a kid but as an adult, so I played it with a modern perspective. And you know what, despite what people say, I think it holds up extremely well. Do I think it's better than modern console FPS games like Bioshock, Rage or even CoD, no those are better games but Goldeneye is still extremely good especially as a multiplayer game. One thing a lot of people forget is how revolutionary the game actually was when it came out. Not only did bring FPS to consoles but it introduced a lot of FPS elements that are now standard like having to reload weapons, hitting different parts of the body doing more damage, mission structure and it's play how you want mentality with having the option to be stealthily. This game was ahead of it's time and is still one of the best N64 games, top 5 easily.
yeah for sure, you know one thing people also forget is that this game is fun to complete. when i played any of the bioshocks i lost interest way before completing them
0:45 hahahaha that Sean Bean born to die... several times.
Man, I hated when I just entered gun´s blazing but a soldier just held a grenade and boom!!! specially on the hardest level
I loved putting proximity mines on door panels in multi player. yet when the game was new I never figured out how to unlock the 2 extra stages
starstorm00 aztec and egyptian were awesome secret levels, hard but fun
The campaign mode is so shockingly underrated, it's ridiculous. People hear GoldenEye and think multiplayer, but that campaign was just as influential on the industry as Half-Life. It's still my favourite FPS campaign ever and I play through it once every year or two to keep my skills sharp for when someone inevitably thinks they're the best at GE and need to be put in their place ;)
Glad you think so too, the campaign is real nice even today I agree
Yupp yupp I have many, many fond memories playing the brilliant single player game as it amazes me how true to the film the actual game was, and you could tell a lot of love and passion went into this game! Between the smooth visuals, fantastic gun models, the actual gun sounds, all the bond music, and of course I remember 12 hour gaming sessions with 3 other friends playing 4 player split screen up in my bedroom! I was a junior in highschool when this came out as well and if I could go back to relive that amazing time it wouldn't take me longer than 60 seconds to do!
My favorite part of the game is Cradle, the heart pumping music for a badass finally to it, and when you chase Alec for final fight, that music playing was really awesome as well.
This is the game that hooked me on Bond and Golden Eye, my fave Bond film and Brosnen was perfect as Bond.
Ah see I’m much more of a Dalton fan
@@n64glennplant Dalton was a bad ass, strait killer and if he'd lasted longer he'd have been a very loved Bond, Daniel Craig was a ruthless Bond as well, and great vid Glenn.
Oh man.. The frustration of trying to beat the Facility map fast enough to unlock invincibility. If that damn scientist was not found quick enough you knew you were screwed.
Everyone was going playstation crazy. I lived by my N64!! I loved being the rebel. Just seeing this puts me right back to those days. I wish Nintendo was able to continue in that direction.
They say the developers had trouble with the cartridges but the detail and color of N64. It's unique to it and has an amazing feel.
Did you know the production manager ken lobb has a gun named after him in goldeneye. Ken was involved with many Nintendo games before he moved to Microsoft
Out of a Bond book I've got, it said that the game made more money than the film did. The film made around $350 million. Thats seriously impressive for a mid 90s game.
That’s interesting but I can’t see how that can be correct as the game didn’t sell as well as goldeneye and even that didn’t make 350million.
@@n64glennplant it must be based on the relative budgets and profit margins - the game cost $2 million to develop, the movie cost $60 million, the film studio only takes in half of the raw gross, so would've made $110 million in profit (after their development costs are covered). The game grossed $250 million, so presumably they are talking about there being more profit out of that than what the film profit was.
Character models are blocky and unappealing, but I honestly like most of this game's enviroments/backgrounds. The level design, faithful adaptations to the film, and good weapon selections made this game rather addicting for myself as a kid. I still play it a fair amount to this day.
Intetesting review, however the music should had got some credits.
I really liked Timothy Dalton as Bond. The Living Daylights and License to Kill are two of my favorite Bond movies.
If there was another flaw to point out, it would be the fact that enemies can't see you unless you in their direct path. That meant in levels such as Archives, Caverns and Aztec, you could be standing right in front of an enemy with only a small un-walkable section in-between you and them and they would not react to your presence. As a result, you could line up a perfect headshot while looking on face-to-face.
Great video. I have great memories with this game. I didn't play this game around it's release. I played it years later in 2003. In 2020 during quarantine I hooked up my N64 in the living room played a few games. They picked GoldenEye and they love it one of their favorite N64 games in my collection. My youngest niece (7 years old) would dominate her older siblings. Multi is my favorite.
I remember being a 9 year old kid and being totally blown away by the Surface level. Using the rifle, the music was perfect, the level was huge.
love your works Glenn
I'm getting all nostalgic watching these N64 reviews.
They're spot on in my opinion even going into details behind the game, great job.
GREAT review Glenn! Goldeneye is one of the BEST 007 games besides TWINE and Nightfire, it has aged very well and looks great even today!
I'll never forget how many tries it took me to beat Aztec on Secret Agent (and how much you wanted to accomplish it). This is after I bought the Japanese version because I was convinced (in 2001) the "Klobb" was called the Spyder in the non-US releases. Heh heh. So many great memories, one of the greatest crafted movie-to-game and FPS console titles ever. People who've since claimed this game hasn't aged well don't know fine wine much less a gaming masterpiece. This amazed in 1997, still does today and exceeds production values and attention-to-detail and care today like so few. This was the Golden age of N64. Cheers, Glenn.
N. DiMaio indeed this was the golden age! i for sure think its still as much fun to play today as it was back in the day
I always love the snow missions 😍 but one think I could never fathoms is how some gamers could complete a level in 1 min to 2 mins which could take me half an hour or hour to complete???
Practice makes perfect 😬
I was born the same year in the creation of the Wii, but my father introduced me to this game when I was about 2 years old. For years I feared playing the game as I thought the single player was scary, I eventually grew out of that & instead just played all the levels with cheats. A few months ago I played the game without dying & without cheats (I failed missions about 3 times & aborted 1 time) since I already knew map layouts. My family knows me as being untouchable in multiplayer, especially with remote mines
Ever since then I’ve mastered almost every game we own, especially Star Wars: Rogue Squadron which I soon shall have all gold medals
The Aztec-Level on difficulty 007 was the hardest to beat! That was the last one i finished on 007. You can totaly freak out on this one :D
The Wow factor for me increased to celestial levels when I discovered that the tank was driveable especially in the Street level.
You are correct in that this was, easily the best movie tie in game ever made. And one of the best games period. However, if we are honest, it hasn't aged well in terms of visuals or controls. What we really need is an HD re-release with no changes other than modernytwin stick controls. It's a huge shame that rare didn't (couldn't) do so for rare replay.
I honestly have nothing but good memories of the single player campaign, I am and will always be a hardcore James Bond fan. My top N64 games are Army men Sarge's Heroes 007 GoldenEye
Resident evil 2 Doom 64 Star Wars Shadows of the empire Robotron 64 and gex 64.
It was this game, also, that brought the whole objective based missions aspect to games, which almost every game uses now..
I love your reviews man! You should totally review perfect dark! I was surprised that I didn't see it on your channel yet.
Jered Rupp i will get around to it, not my fav game to be honest but ill want to do another full play through of it before reviewing it to make sure my feelings are honest
Its not one of My faves either, But I did enjoy it a little more than Goldeneye. Just because I really never got into James Bond movies. However its hard for me to say how I would feel about a lot of N64 titles had I played them back in the day. I grew up with a Snes and PS1, so most of these games I've only played in recent years. Lol
I love golden eye but perfect dark is better in my opinion
brett arnold nonsense
it took all that goldeneye had, and made it better
Bought perfect dark for $1 yesterday lol what a steal.
Perfect Dark was better than GoldenEye in almost every way, except that it didn't have the Bond license. I wonder how amazing Perfect Dark could have been if they had built it around a 007 story?
As a kid, this was one of my most enjoyable games and one of the first that came with my 64 back in 1997 with a grey and red controller. Me and my friends use to play this for hours, usually sleeping over and each other house. One time, I we stayed up all night playing and mother got up, but we all just quickly turned off the tv and pretended to sleep. Soon after, we got back up and continued back to it. I never really did know how to unlock the other stages to get the goldengun.
Sounds better than I first surmised! Thanks again for a nice review. I'll be getting this game ASAP.
Have you played the Wii version? I've heard they're different enough, and also both great.
The amount of hours pumped into the multiplayer mode... I sure was dangerous....
Classic game. It was just about perfection for the time. Single player mode and multiplayer mode were great in equal measure. Had so much fun with my friends and this game.
7:58 -- funny you're in the bunker level when asking about favorite memories.. Bunker II is the first mission I ever played, and in the same way Turok's controls originally wowed me, GoldenEye impressed me with it's overall superior design elements.
My favorite Goldeneye 007🌟 memory🎞 of this N64 game is playing in one player mode 👤 trying to unlock 🔓many extra stages🖥 that I never experienced to play in most levels. That's the answer of course👍. As a old school player of Nintendo, when I play this game, I've always trying to figure things out 🤔 about their secret characters👥, stages, levels, and solution. Until now I've known about it 😄. Plus whenever I have a chance, I'm going to play it again🎯. This time with gameshark. I like 💖 to play this game with my friends, family, and guests. That was back then. Years ago.
I'm trying to jog my memory here was this released around Christmas 97? I remember the official Nintendo magazine had one of the most festive issues that year and I'm sure this was part of it. I remember having a VHS of n64 games to be released and the image of driving a tank and shooting a man on the toilet was a no brainer, I had to get it :-)
I really wish they had re-released this game towards the end of the N64 and made a "Platinum Edition", which would have utilized the jumper expansion pak and 64MB rom to have a higher resolution, better graphics, animations, additional levels, and the ability to link 2 N64s together to make a 8 player multiplayer mode! That would have been EPIC!
i actually have the ost to this game. It was just such a bad ass game all around.
Tamboli99 check out my video of goldeneye X if you liked the original goldeneye :)
Co-op. ...That would've been wonderful. Still a great game.
Man... I remember going around 1st grade in a Tuxedo Cardboard cutout. Saying how I'd be the next James Bond. ohh... how young dreams die hard.
New subscriber. Thanks for all of the N64 goodness. My friend and I had a deathmatch go to 4 kills each, double kill (we each killed exact other at the exact same time for the winning kill) at the end.. surprised we didn't break the game lol. I've never seen it happen other than that one time
Welcome and thank you 🙏🏼 stay safe in these difficult times
@@n64glennplant thanks for the nice thought. Hoping our leadership hear in the u.s. pull their heads out of their asses and come together to do what's best for everyone. Stay safe yourself sir.
Goldeneye 007 is the definition of a perfect first person shooting game on a console.
I remember getting a promo thru the mail from Nintendo of this game announcing it’d be in stores soon and giving me a glimpse on the game. I thought it looked cool (as i thought of every N64 game) at first and started saving to buy it. When it dropped we got so hooked on it. It was unlike any game we’d played before. My boy conquered it quicker than i did and i did love playing the game and beat it but i was never very good at 4p mode as my friend would always get me quickly lol. Looking back it was an awesome game and time to be a gamer, every new game and console was pushing the boundaries of technology at a rapid pace, we just stood there reaping the benefits and enjoying the ride.
So much memories, with my cousins and friends, one of our game modes, was to make teams of 2 and play with the golden gun in the facility, the golden gun appears at the bathroom, the fact that the bathroom has two doors and inside of it there's a wall in the middle of the room makes it execelnt for some frantic and crazy action trying to defend the place and the golden gun, and trying to take the place and the golden gun from the other team,!!!
This game kicks ass. Not only is the single player campaign one of the best fps single player's ever but the multiplayer is super fun and its one of those games i can still get even my casual non gamer friends to play with me... (until i pwn them too hard). My favorite character was always boris because he was so short the other players would shoot over his head a lot more often than the normal size characters.
It helped that this game was based off of goldeneye which is definitely one of the best bond movies ever.
A modern take on Goldeneye 007 controls-
You CAN play the original game the way modern FPS controls work.
Here is how:
First choose in game controls menu "1.2 solitaire" and use an original N64 controller (sorry Brawler64 I still love you). Now put your left hand on the D-pad for walking and strafing, and your Right hand to use the stick for looking and aiming only. Change the inverted or non-inverted as desired "Reverse" or "Upright" in game. The right index finger is now to shoot. Your left index finger is now to aim with the L button. This functions similar to and mimics the hand assignments of most modern FPS and newer controllers. This fixes the original tank-like control option that a lot of kids used back in the day.
BTW, you can also use these similar controls for Duke Nukem64, Turok, Doom64, Quake 2 already has this control setting by default!
I loved this game, when i first played it , it blew my mind back then, i had played shooters in the past but nothing compared to this, I killed this game, beat absolutely every level got every single cheat, then the nights playing multiplayer with my mates, also with my three boys on a Sunday, Man happy happy days doing multiplayer with my boys,
Seems so long ago now, my boys are all grown up now
sigh
+Roger Dennison how time goes so quickly hey
Always watching from time to time Glenn, like this review, yesterday i was looking for the Goldeneye soundtrack and i remebered that you make this kind of reviews, greetings from Quito!
I used to play this daily with my brothers till Halo came on the original xbox out but still that is a very good run for any game. I hate to say as a PC gamer ( but really I buy at least 2 consoles and hand helds every gen) this but this was my first exposure to the fps genre and what an incredible game to be expose to the genre. Remember local multi player? it seems almost every gamer has forgotten about it and that's a shame. Having 4 people huddle around the TV playing Golden Eye or Perfect Dark it becomes one insane wild party, or hooking up 4 xboxs around a friends house having 8 on 8 Halo action and it becomes a night that you won't ever forget or CS lan parties were a whole a lot of fun too. This is why games like Golden Eye will always be one of my strongest nostalgic moments because they gave me awesome memories of playing together with a lot friends before they started to moving to different schools, different places, changes of interest etc.
The game bugs and glitches made it even more interesting. I also have the Gameshark v3.3 There were so many cheat codes you could create to add to the glitches.
The way to play multiplayer instead of License to Kill mode is to set everybody’s health to handicap -10. Then headshots are one hit kills, but if you get pegged in the arm by a Klobb, you’ll just lose a little health.
There's a glitch that allows you use 2 different weapons, for example, a ZMG 9mm in left hand, and a KF7 Soviet in the right hand.
I remember running through trying to beat get all the cheats. I must've played through Facility @ least 300 times before I beat in 2:02, 3 seconds shy of the alotted! If that damn scientist, Dr. Doak, is not in the precise location (the hallway), you have to start all over because you won't beat it in time.
Many an awesome death match played on this classic..
Exceptional review.
GoldenEye introduced me to the n64, i downloaded the emulator just for this game and the most games i would get to play on the emulator the most i fell in love with the n64, I finally bought my n64 in late 2012 and this game came with it, what a great game with a superb level design, one playthrough was enough for me to understand why this game has all the attention it gets, great job by Rare.
Arh yes the mighty Goldeneye! Endless nights of various friends coming to my converted garage sleep out/hangout for multi player battle. My cousin was freakishly good at this game... I was not bad... Together we were unstoppable. We would fox people into believing that we were average players then suddenly challenge them to a battle with money, food, alcohol... Maybe even a bit of pot being gambled for the winner. We never lost. Me being the aggressor and my cuzzy being the tactical ninja. A great game that is often lost to the youth of today.
Hell I think the N64 was so epic it really dictated my friends for years if I could call most of them that, but I think I had one friend loop after the next depending on what N64 game came out....
this and banjo kazooie were the only n64 games i owned as a kid, i played this to excess, and have failed to find a 1ps better and more gripping than this
The Best JB Game of ALL TIME!
Goldeneye 007 is indeed one of the best video games ever💯
Excellent Review. Looking forward to future reviews
Maceguy2000 thanks, always more on the way especially as this was an older one and one of the very first ones i did
My unpopular opinion was that single player game was better than multiplayer. When this game came out it didn't light the world on fire. People seem to distort reality like this game was a phenomenon, And every kid begged their parents for it. How did this get to that? The power of persuasion made this game legendary
+Greg Love My friends and I sat around playing multiplayer for hours and it never got old.
+Greg Love I didn't care for the mp at all. The sp was phenomenal and I think G has the best soundtrack of any game in existence.
I remember that before I have played this, I thought that all shooters were trash, but my friend brought this over to my house with his n64, and I remember him playing the first level, then he let me try. Maybe the best first person shooter I have played.
The problem with N64 was that it couldn't hold a steady 30 fps in games unless they were more on the simple side.
This is the best game ever made imo. If we're honest, it has aged quite poorly. But back in the day, it was incredible!! I spent half of my childhood playing this...
Calling it the 'best game ever made' is a pretty big stretch, considering it has aged pretty bad. If a game is classic, it should age like fine wine, not two week old meatloaf.
slhoffman8
That kind of view does however relegate personal experiences and most games made before a certain period. It has aged poorly, but that doesn't take away from the fact that it was a revolutionary and incredible game at the time. Give it 20 years and the new generation of kids will be saying the exact same thing to you about the latest and greatest games we have today I'm sure.
for me it still plays great, im enjoying the solo campaign greatly (2018)