Overall, it was a great night in. Guns were blazed, grenades were thrown, and eventually one man was dubbed to be the true 00agent.
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Wednesday, January 5, 2011
You Only Live Twice: A Night Of Goldeneye
I recently picked up a copy of Goldeneye for the Wii, so I decided to have a night of multi-player with friends. Here are the results.
Will Griffith spices things up.
Daniel Wilson is about to suffer a headshot.
False excitement abounds
Seen here is the Golden Classic Controller Pro, which came with the special edition of Goldeneye.
Daniel Wilson is stuck with the standard classic controller.
Overall, it was a great night in. Guns were blazed, grenades were thrown, and eventually one man was dubbed to be the true 00agent.
Overall, it was a great night in. Guns were blazed, grenades were thrown, and eventually one man was dubbed to be the true 00agent.
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Is Golden Eye on Wii any different than on 64? Or is it the same basic game. I, too, have a lot of positive memories of that fps.
ReplyDeleteGiven that it is an FPS in this day and age, it does have some of the attributes of today's FPS's/ It's kind of like a "You got your Goldeneye in my Call of Duty! You got your Call of Duty all over my Goldeneye" sort of thing. It maintains some of the original aspects of the N64 Goldeneye (such as paintball mode and "You only live twice,") however, it is distinctly similar to modern day FPS's, with loadouts and online play unlocks. Overall, it's a decent modern day adaptation (even though Rare owns all of the original level designs.)
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