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SOUND: As with the visuals, audio integrity and production is also of a very high standard.
Some of the re-worked levels are closer to the originals than others, and it is in these more recognisable ones that you will relish in the overhaul most, and it is bound to bring back fond memories.
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For instance, playing the Dam level for the first time is amazing, as you notice all of the familiar landmarks and features from the classic game, which are now rendered in full HD. It is when you play through the re-worked versions of classic Nintendo 64 levels that the graphical integrity really jumps out at you. Actors faces are recognisable as their real-life counterparts, and animations are smooth and realistic on the whole.
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The game does look incredibly sharp and crisp, which helps round out the slick production values we have come to expect from a Bond Movie of late. GRAPHICS: The main difference gamers will notice between this release and the previous Wii iteration is the Hi-Def visuals.
No more Robbie Coltrane unfortunately, but this isn’t likely to bother you too much.
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As Pierce Brosnan has moved on to other projects, we are treated to a new Daniel Craig skin for 007, as well as a whole new cast of actors playing the parts of the other key players from GoldenEye. What has changed more dramatically though, is Bond himself. What is nice is that elements from the original plot have sometimes been expanded or jazzed up, to mesh better with our current idea of what a modern James Bond film is like. But don’t worry about these changes, the overall plot remains very familiar. It has been updated somewhat, to reflect the fact that the Cold War is now thankfully long behind us, and now focuses on the more imminent threat of financial turmoil around the world. STORY: The storyline is more or less the same as the original game and therefore the film that inspired it. Does the game still score with gamers? Can Bond prove that Nobody Does it Better? The game was re-released on Wii last year, but now Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 gamers get another update, with even more extra features to try out. So Activision did the next best thing, re-make the game with a high-definition makeover, and a host of new features. People have been demanding that RARE re-release the title on current consoles, but I feel that they may be a little disappointed, wearing rose-tinted glasses. It is still a fun game in four-player mode, but the graphics have aged terribly and the controls feel too loose making you feel as if you are sliding around the screen. If you played the game before now, you know what I mean. No playing as Odd-job, he’s too small, no slappers only, it’s too irritating. People even had to create their own rules for the game, it was just that popular. My friends and I spent countless hours playing the game and even our non-gaming friends were drawn in.
Even if it was just to experience the ground-breaking multiplayer. Available on: Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 (Reviewed on Xbox 360)Īlmost every gamer worth their salt will have played GoldenEye 007 on the Nintendo 64 at one point or another.
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