Golden Eye 007 (N64)

James Bond - Goldeneye (N64) Quite simply put this is the best multiplayer game of all time. When this game came out, the demand for it was huge. I remember waiting for months to get this game. The single player was really very good with lots of levels and different missions to complete, and a great progression through the difficulty levels, which would keep you playing for hours. The mission levels also followed the film very well which for Bond fans is a real plus, and gives the game another great dimension. The reason for the success I think is partly due to the style of the control with it's unique trigger feel. Once you are bored ...  Read the complete review

There was a time about 10 years ago where you either had a Playstation or an N64 (or, if you were a bit of an idiot, a Sega Saturn or one of the more obscure consoles that seemed to die a swift death like the 3DO, Atari Jaguar and the Amiga CD32 which are better forgotten about). And whilst the two consoles waged war on each other for the vast part of the mid-late 1990's with each console having games the other could only wish to equal. Games such as Gran Tourismo (PS) and Mario Kart 64 (N64), FFVII (PS) and Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (N64), Crash Bandicoot (PS) and Mario 64 (N64) we're the killer apps that on the vast part of the gaming community wished they could ...  Read the complete review

GoldenEye 64 is the 1997 first-person shooter game based on the 1995 James Bond film of the same name. This game is undoubtably a classic and is still highly acclaimed as a significant game in the development of first-person shooter games. Playing as James Bond you play your way through a number of levels each based upon locations, events and characters from the film. The game involves general first-person shooter stealth and skill to shoot your way through the numerous baddies and complete individual objectives to complete the levels. The game is very well designed and accurately recreates the film, a major plus point for all us Bond fans out there. The levels ...  Read the complete review

The nintendo 64 wasn't a console i was really looking forwardto coming out and i didn't bother getting one at first, i chose to get a new bike for my birthday that year... i massively regret this now and had to wait until the following xmas to get my hands on a nintendo 64, why is this little story relevant you ask?? Well one game, Goldeneye. Never been a James Bond fan so this release really didn't mean much to me, so when a friend was raving about a certain new game he had got with his brand new Nintendo 64. So as always me and a few friends went to his house to try out this game, i was simply blown away! For the time the graphics were excellent, detail ...  Read the complete review

Anyone who knows anything about the First Person Shooter (FPS) genre on the console will know Golden Eye is the Mac Daddy. It set a level that wouldn't be surpassed of years to come. Everything about the game was perfect and made better by the classic N64 control pad. You are "Bond" James Bond. Now, it doesn't really matter if you have seen the movie or not because the game is so good it just works. Obviously if you have seen the movie you will know what to expect and recognise the locations. The graphics are superb for their time and still pretty good for today, I often read on the internet that people are still have 4 player ...  Read the complete review