Assim como GTA 3, Goldeneye é um jogo extremamente antiquado com uma base de gameplay extremamente sólida. Imagino que em um controle de N64 esse jogo era um pesadelo, mas quando você usa um controle de Xbox ele fica uma DELÍCIA. A fluidez do movimento e a facilidade de atirar, na minha opinião, fazem dele um dos melhores jogos de tiro que eu já joguei. Porém, tem muita coisa aqui que não envelheceu bem, principalmente os gráficos, mas isso é esperado de um jogo de mais de 20 anos atrás.
Enfim, joguem Goldeneye em um setup moderno, aí você vai entender o porquê de ser um dos jogos mais apreciados de todos os tempos.

I finished Goldeneye two times now in my life. Once 2 years ago and today on the hardest difficulty. Both times on original hardware but with different controllers. The first time was with one of those "better, enhanced etc." controllers, which reshape the N64 gamepad layout to a more modern one. And it was awful. Through the whole game I felt like I could never learn how to precisly aim, making me die over and over in a level I already knew how to beat, but the execution was near impossible. I really didn't enjoy expierence. I stopped playing after the main campain and made peace with the thought, I would never touch this appearently poorly aged game ever again. At least on OG hardware. I tried the keyboard and mouse emulator mod. While the extrem precision I gained was nice, it just didn't feel right. The enemy AI clearly wasn't bulit for this control method. Fast forward 2 years later and I finally replace the old stick of my original N64 controller with a new one, which gets as close to the original sensetivity as possible. And the first game I try is Goldeneye. And it's like night and day. My shots finally land, the precision aiming finally works and Goldeneye suddenly is actually fun now. After the inicial testing I decided to fully complete the game on the hardest difficulty. Goldeneye is still really hard in sometimes even a bit unfair. But during this run, it actually felt like I was only fighting the level design and not the controls. I have no nostalgia for this game, but with this playthrough I learned something important about Goldeneye and retro games in general. Some games belong to their console, they have to be played with their original control method to be fully appreciated. I never hated the N64 controller. But after finishing Goldeneye, I actually like it. It's layout may only work with these old N64 games, but it works way better than people think. And Goldeneye has aged. But more gracefully than I initially thought. Play it, but with the trident.