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The World Is Not Enough (N64)

Newest Review: ... Eurocom didn't have a chance from the outstart. Theres no way to follow up Goldeneye. So from this point on, I will ... more

... forget Goldeneye existed, and will focus on TWINES good points rather than the things Goldeneye did better. I'll take a deep breath... GRAPHICS The first thing you notice in any game is the graphics. If it looks like the rear end of a sumo-wrestler like , your against it from the start. If it looks like the rear end of a female WWF wrestler, the shallow people amoung us will love it. People will tell you that graphics isn't everything, but when you see TWINE for the first time you will have to agree that graphic...more

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The World Is Not Enough (N64): Better Than Goldeneye? (781 words)
by - written on 14/04/01 (Very useful, 63 readings)
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loved Goldeneye. I don't mean I slept with it, I mean I played it to death. I had dreams about this game, which only happens with a truely exeptional game. Apart from Goldeneye, the only others have been Zelda and Donkey Kong 64. So you understand, I loved Goldeneye. But then came the unthinkable. Rare dropped the Bond licence, opting to use thier own ideas for a game. Tommorow Never Dies came out on Playstation, and I had to scream at people to tell them that this was not the Goldeneye sequal. No-one believed me, because all my friends are Sony fanboys. Perfect Dark came out, and I loved it (as any sane gamesplayer would), but it didn't have Bond. Rare took ... Read the complete review

As Good As GoldenEye? (491 words)
by - written on 24/03/01 (Very useful, 41 readings)
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Goldeneye is one of my favourite ever games. Aside from Perfect Dark and Zelda, no other game has inspired me the way Goldeneye did. So when Rare dropped the Bond license, you can imagine the way I felt. Deprived. Rare attempted a 'sequel' to Goldeneye, in Perfect Dark, but A female ahent called Joanna lacks the finesse of Bond. I felt even more deprived when Tommorow Never dies came out on PSX, as I am an N64 fan. And nothing appeared on it. And then finally, my thirst for Bond on Nintendo looked to be fullfilled, with eurocoms The World Is Not Enough(TWINE) just around the corner. But was it fullfilled? Can TWINE live up to Goldeneye. To put it ... Read the complete review