Perfect Dark

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So. I bought Goldeneye.

 

Minty has Goldeneye.

 

Now you all get Goldeneye.

 

Let's play Goldeneye.

[c hoertjes]

I'm like the one person on Earth who doesn't like Perfect Dark.

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Then why the fuck are you posting in this thread?

[Baguette]

You lost me. Perfect Dark or Goldeneye now?

[c hoertjes]

Then why the fuck are you posting in this thread?

Because I'm giving my opinion on the game you fucking retard. That's the whole point of discussion.

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Holy shit. I mean Perfect Dark.

 

Wow.

[SomTervo]

I'm like the one person on Earth who doesn't like Perfect Dark.

 

You seem like the one person on Earth who doesn't like anything. Why don't you like it?

 

I'd like to play some online. The singleplayer has not aged well AT ALL, but the multiplayer is still pretty madlulz

[SixTwoSixFour]

Not to nitpick, but I feel like this should be in General, since the 360 version is just a port of the N64 classic. But I guess that's not really important.

 

Perfect Dark was the best shooter ever made. It has what Goldeneye doesn't- staying power. Play Goldeneye today, and you find that it really aged very badly. Perfect Dark, however, with its bots, secondary firing modes, tons of unique weapons, great maps... god, I could go on and on. What a freaking GAME.

 

Is the 360 port well done? I still just have it for 64, but if the XBLA version is good, I'll snag it.

[SomTervo]

 

Is the 360 port well done? I still just have it for 64, but if the XBLA version is good, I'll snag it.

 

 

It's pretty damn well done, but I found the game feels really dated. A lot of the feeling is probably just from an HD resolution with the relatively-sparse and low-quality-textured environments, and still occasionally confusing level design- but it is exceedingly faithful to the original, and worth it if you love Rare. The multiplayer is great.