I have no idea how many times I have played through this game but when I found out it was on the Switch i knew I had to play it again.
I did find it a little tough on the switch Joycons as I don't have one of the pro controllers yet but I did have a lot of fun with it when I played it as I always tend to do. It even sparked my desire to run through all the James Bond movies as I haven't actually done that before.
I did find it a little tough on the switch Joycons as I don't have one of the pro controllers yet but I did have a lot of fun with it when I played it as I always tend to do. It even sparked my desire to run through all the James Bond movies as I haven't actually done that before.
a nota é mais pelo que o jogo simboliza mesmo, pq nos dias atuais ele é beeeem datado, o level design é péssimo, muita coisa vc tem que adivinhar oq é pra fazer pq o jogo explica igual o rabo, mas inegavelmente foi um ótimo jogo pra época. pra quem quiser uma experiência melhor, recomendo jogar no pc com teclado e mouse pelo 1964 ge/pd
If I was alive and cognizant in 1997, I'd probably have nostalgia for this game. Unfortunately, I was born into an era when we figured out how to design FPS games for a controller. This runs like shit, plays like shit, and has pretty objectively been left behind by the sands of time. Trying to justify the praise for this game when it came out 4 years before the game that actually revolutionized console FPS games borders on laughable.
The soundtrack slaps, though.
The soundtrack slaps, though.
An absolute classic and important part of the FPS genre! If you love FPS games but haven't played GoldenEye, I implore you to play it. I didn't play it as a kid, I only dabbled with it a little here and there. As an adult, it was eye-opening to see how much GoldenEye's level design has inspired later FPS games. It's quite impressive how the game holds up even today because of that core mission design. You don't even have to beat it, honestly, I just really think more people from our younger generations (and I'm one of them I suppose), should play it just to educate themselves on the game's importance and timeless design.
Score: 92
Score: 92
Pros
- Influential to my later love of FPS games.
- Iconic music.
- Enemy animations and sounds made for some humorous moments.
- Gunplay sounds and feels great.
- Variety in level locales kept the single player experience engaging.
- Objectives based on difficulty adds replay value.
Cons
- Yes.. it's an eye sore to look at.
- Enemy respawns on the higher difficulties was more a needless frustration than satisfying challenge.
- Influential to my later love of FPS games.
- Iconic music.
- Enemy animations and sounds made for some humorous moments.
- Gunplay sounds and feels great.
- Variety in level locales kept the single player experience engaging.
- Objectives based on difficulty adds replay value.
Cons
- Yes.. it's an eye sore to look at.
- Enemy respawns on the higher difficulties was more a needless frustration than satisfying challenge.
A legendary nostalgia game for men of a certain age. Give it another 30 years and there will be a lot of grandpas talking this game up to their grandkids. One of the first big console first person shooters that did multiplayer really well. There's a lot to like about this game, but it's also a pretty crusty N64 title at this point.