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For proof, one just needs to look at the other non-Eurocom Bond games that came out right after Goldeneye. Yeah, I agree that Eurocom seemed to understand Rare’s design ideas more than anybody else did. GE Wii even went out of its way to implement stuff like non-regenerating health with the classic GoldenEye watch health system, something Call of Duty wouldn't re-adopt until Infinite Warfare. Is Metro: Last Light a Call of Duty clone? Maybe, but Metro didn't earn the same animosity that Eurocom's GoldenEye did.

It's a heavily stealth focused FPS title whose closest gameplay peer is Metro: Last Light.

#SOLDIER OF FORTUNE 1 SOUNDS GOLDENEYE PC#

Sadly the PC port was canned because Eurocom went bankrupt in 2012 after 007: Legends was churned out in 6 months to an absolute disaster of a release at Activision's behest.īut the thing that kinda puzzles me about GE Wii/Reloaded is how it was slammed for supposedly being a 'Call of Duty clone'. GE: Reloaded for 360/PS3 was a huge jump over it. Goldeneye Wii was a fantastic looking Wii game and its remaster.

It's basically an adaptation of the same source material. Eurocom's GoldenEye is a very different game to Rare's GoldenEye.

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Then they were hired by Activision to make a new GoldenEye game after Nintendo killed Rare's project and talks with Free Radical fell through. The idea that decoupled precision aiming doesn't work with dual analogue FPS games is a weird one. It's a dual analogue shooter, but holding down the shoulder button brings up a crosshair for more precision targeting. Nightfire is another great game, which quite notable still has the classic GoldenEye aiming system. TWINE sticks fairly closely to the GE formula, including objectives tied to difficulty and that stuff. The most notable being The World is Not Enough, Nightfire, and GoldenEye Wii/GoldenEye Reloaded. Then we come to Eurocom's contributions to the Bond series. It is a tragedy that Nintendo threw a tantrum and killed the project. The ~2008 XBLA remaster - codenamed Project Bean - by Rare looked absolutely fantastic. The game is playing 5 or 6 different sound effects at once, often slightly randomized, every time you pull the trigger, in order to make the guns feel punchy and responsive. They put a huge amount of work into making the mere act of firing a gun tactile. You shoot a crate and it explodes dramatically. You shoot glass and it shatters into a rain of shards. The world of the game behaves like a movie. GoldenEye pioneered what the devs described as cinematic realism. I highly recommend people watch the post-mortem on the game, which gives a lot of insights into the kind of game the were trying to make. It's not as good as Perfect Dark, by a long shot.

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