Come in James. Your time is up. (Perfect Dark (N64))

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Product:	Perfect Dark (N64)
Date:	04/07/00 (77 review reads)
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Advantages: Gameplay amazing,Tons of options,long lifespan

Disadvantages: Say goodbye to your free time.It's going to eat into it.,needs expansion pak ,18 rating

After what appears to have been a wait of a million years the long awaited follow up to Goldeneye has arrived. Was it worth the wait?Is the pope catholic?

This game is the nearest to perfection of any game I've ever played(and i've played a few let me tell you). The game breaks into 4 main parts. There is the traing section, the solo missions, multiplayer (with humans) and multiplayer against computer controlled enemies.

The training section is the shortest as it is a relatively easy game to get the hang of(especially if you had Goldeneye). However when you've finished this you can try to beat your best training score and it is suprising fun trying to do this.

The Solo mission are amazing.There is depth there that you would of never thought of if you were making the game.They are tough though and sometimes the area is so large you can get easily lost but bigger is better.The easy seting means you only have to explore a small part of the level to complete the mission whereas higher dificulties means that you have to cover almost every inch of the map.

The Human multiplayer and Computer multiplayer are very similair so i will discuss them together. The amount of options avalible is vast. You can play in teams or individually.You can chose exactly what weapons are avalible. You can fight against up to 8 computer controled simulants and different simulants have different personalities.They might be a coward or they may be rock hard you can decide. On top of this you can have four humans playing with the 8 simulants. Imagine how hectic that gets.

This game is the best for the N64.The only downsides are that you need an expansion pak to get the most out of it and also the 18 rating meaning younger siblings can't play it.

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