TWINE on the N64 is the best multiplayer I have ever played. You can actually play it on your own because the computer plays as your opponents or allies. There are 14 arenas of multiplayer fun so it will be a challenge to choose which arena to play. The scenarios types for multiplayer are the same as Goldeneye with some extra scenarios. The extra scenarios are capture the briefcase, king of the hill, team king of the hill and uplink. Here are some explanations of the scenarios I have mentioned. Capture the briefcase is the as capture the flag but you have to steal a briefcase and you must have both briefcases in your capture point at the same time. In king of the hill you score extra points by possessing the hill. The hill is a special area in each map. You must keep your opponents away from the hill. Team king of the hill is the same as king of the hill but the players are split into 2 teams. In uplink players are split into teams and there are 3 uplink units spread throughout the map. When you touch the uplink unit it changes to your team colour. As time goes on you get for units under your control. Some of the multiplayer arenas and scenarios are only available once you have done certain challenges in single player. Single player mode is also extremely good. There are 14 levels to complete with various objectives on each. There are three skill levels that are agent, secret agent and 00 agent. The higher the skill level the more objectives there are. The weapons are brilliant they look amazing brilliant detail on them. There are also gadgets to use. This game has brilliant graphics, sound, game play and addiction. The few down falls are that you have to have a memory pack to save the game. The rating that Nintendo official magazine gave TWINE is 92% which gives it the awesome label.