Players make their way through the missions. They make their way through intricate levels, running into characters that are reminiscent of those from the James Bond movies. Overall this is a superb game that has stood the test of time really well and can still be seen having a major influence almost a decade later. Platforms: Nintendo 64 (N64) Players take control of James Bond in this first-person shooter based on the movies of the same name. At my peak I was very strong at this aspect of the game and I still love playing it when I get the chance. The multiplayer is superb and it is only looking with hindsight that I see the need for other real people as a drawback (Perfect Dark added the ability to play against computers).
My personal favourite is the facility although all are good either for a big session or just playing a level and then putting it down.
GOLDENEYE 007 SOUNDTRACK MOVIE
The story pretty much follows the movie and produces levels requiring speed, thought, stealth, skill and elements of them all. The gameplay is great fun and very nicely challenging.
The characters are not the smartest but they do the job as well as could be expected, although I would have liked less predictability in their actions, particularly at the hardest level. Visually it flows really well and only occasionally did it struggle (I always found the jungle to be a nightmare of hazy visibility). Newer games may have more detail but personally I loved this game because the locations looked great while also lacking the distracting detail that makers feel they have to cram in nowadays. Other games play smoother, look better, have more functionality, bigger weapons, you name it but yet somehow, in a market that makes massive technological jumps on an annual basis, Goldeneye stands up to playing eight years down the line. In every conceivable way, Goldeneye has been superseded. Little does he know though, that the job will take him into such personal areas. Assigned to look into the theft of a newly developed helicopter, Bond finds himself on the track of master criminal Janus and is drawn into a race against time to prevent the deadly Goldeneye satellite weapon being hijacked and used against the Government. Having seen his friend and co-agent Alex Trevelyan killed during a joint mission, Bond is scarred but works on.