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This one of three screenshots which demonstrates a new option available when you purchase and install the new maps or the full Drake's Fortune Multiplayer Pack bundle.
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This one of three screenshots which demonstrates a new option available when you purchase and install the new maps or the full Drake's Fortune Multiplayer Pack bundle.
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📜 THE 25 BEST SELLING VIDEO GAMES ON NINTENDO 64 (N64):
🎮 25 - Excitebike 64 0:30
️ 2 000 000 Sold
⏳April 30, 2000
🎮 24 - 1080° Snowboarding 1:06
️ 2 030 000 Sold
⏳February 28, 1998
🎮 23 - Star Wars: Rogue Squadron 1:43
️ 2 170 000 Sold
⏳December 7, 1998
🎮 22 - Mario Tennis 2:20
️ 2 320 000 Sold
⏳July 21, 2000
🎮 21 - Mario Party 2 2:57
️ 2 480 000 Sold
⏳December 17, 1999
🎮 20 - Perfect Dark 3:34
️ 2 520 000 Sold
⏳May 22, 2000
🎮 19 - Pokémon Stadium 2 4:10
️ 2 540 000 Sold
⏳December 14, 2000
🎮 18 - Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire 4:47
️ 2 600 000 Sold
⏳December 3, 1996
🎮 17 - Mario Party 5:24
️ 2 700 000 Sold
⏳December 18, 1998
🎮 16 - Yoshi's Story 6:00
️ 2 850 000 Sold
⏳December 21, 1997
🎮 15 - Wave Race 64 6:37
️ 2 940 000 Sold
⏳September 27, 1996
🎮 14 - Banjo-Tooie 7:14
️ 3 000 000 Sold
⏳November 20, 2000
🎮 13 - Star Wars Episode I: Racer 7:50
️ 3 100 000 Sold
⏳April 30, 1999 📦
🎮 12 - The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask 8:27
️ 3 360 000 Sold
⏳April 27, 2000
🎮 11 - Pokémon Snap 9:04
️ 3 630 000 Sold
⏳March 21, 1999
🎮 10 - Banjo-Kazooie 10:12
️ 3 650 000 Sold
⏳June 29, 1998
🎮 9 - Star Fox 64 10:48
️ 4 000 000 Sold
⏳April 27, 1997
🎮 8 - Diddy Kong Racing 11:24
️ 4 880 000 Sold
⏳November 14, 1997
🎮 7 - Donkey Kong 64 12:02
️ 5 270 000 Sold
⏳November 22, 1999 📦
🎮 6 - Pokémon Stadium 12:38
️ 5 460 000 Sold
⏳April 30, 1999 📦
🎮 5 - Super Smash Bros. 13:15
️ 5 550 000 Sold
⏳January 21, 1999
🎮 4 - The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 13:52
️ 7 600 000 Sold
⏳November 21, 1998
🎮 () 3 - GoldenEye 007 14:28
️ 8 090 000 Sold
⏳August 25, 1997 📦
🎮 () 2 - Mario Kart 64 15:05
️ 9 870 000 Sold
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🎮 () 1 - Super Mario 64 15:42
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📜 THE 25 BEST SELLING VIDEO GAMES ON NINTENDO 64 (N64):
🎮 25 - Excitebike 64 0:30
️ 2 000 000 Sold
⏳April 30, 2000
🎮 24 - 1080° Snowboarding 1:06
️ 2 030 000 Sold
⏳February 28, 1998
🎮 23 - Star Wars: Rogue Squadron 1:43
️ 2 170 000 Sold
⏳December 7, 1998
🎮 22 - Mario Tennis 2:20
️ 2 320 000 Sold
⏳July 21, 2000
🎮 21 - Mario Party 2 2:57
️ 2 480 000 Sold
⏳December 17, 1999
🎮 20 - Perfect Dark 3:34
️ 2 520 000 Sold
⏳May 22, 2000
🎮 19 - Pokémon Stadium 2 4:10
️ 2 540 000 Sold
⏳December 14, 2000
🎮 18 - Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire 4:47
️ 2 600 000 Sold
⏳December 3, 1996
🎮 17 - Mario Party 5:24
️ 2 700 000 Sold
⏳December 18, 1998
🎮 16 - Yoshi's Story 6:00
️ 2 850 000 Sold
⏳December 21, 1997
🎮 15 - Wave Race 64 6:37
️ 2 940 000 Sold
⏳September 27, 1996
🎮 14 - Banjo-Tooie 7:14
️ 3 000 000 Sold
⏳November 20, 2000
🎮 13 - Star Wars Episode I: Racer 7:50
️ 3 100 000 Sold
⏳April 30, 1999 📦
🎮 12 - The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask 8:27
️ 3 360 000 Sold
⏳April 27, 2000
🎮 11 - Pokémon Snap 9:04
️ 3 630 000 Sold
⏳March 21, 1999
🎮 10 - Banjo-Kazooie 10:12
️ 3 650 000 Sold
⏳June 29, 1998
🎮 9 - Star Fox 64 10:48
️ 4 000 000 Sold
⏳April 27, 1997
🎮 8 - Diddy Kong Racing 11:24
️ 4 880 000 Sold
⏳November 14, 1997
🎮 7 - Donkey Kong 64 12:02
️ 5 270 000 Sold
⏳November 22, 1999 📦
🎮 6 - Pokémon Stadium 12:38
️ 5 460 000 Sold
⏳April 30, 1999 📦
🎮 5 - Super Smash Bros. 13:15
️ 5 550 000 Sold
⏳January 21, 1999
🎮 4 - The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 13:52
️ 7 600 000 Sold
⏳November 21, 1998
🎮 () 3 - GoldenEye 007 14:28
️ 8 090 000 Sold
⏳August 25, 1997 📦
🎮 () 2 - Mario Kart 64 15:05
️ 9 870 000 Sold
⏳December 14, 1996
🎮 () 1 - Super Mario 64 15:42
️ 11 910 000 Sold
⏳June 23, 1996 📦
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Splinter Cell's Double Agent Multiplayer Lie
I aplogize if it seems that I'm picking on Ubisoft again (I swear I'm not). I'm just wondering why no one has called them out on their apparent 'misprint' on the retail box for Splinter Cell: Double Agent for the Xbox 360. Please allow me to explain:
My wife and I are both big gamers, so games that feature co-op are like a match made in heaven for us. No need to share controllers or take turns, we both get to play together, at the same time, and all is just peachy.
Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory introduced the two of us to some good, stealthy, split-screen fun and we were looking forward to more of the same with Double Agent on the 360.
Life has been hectic with us due to buying a new house, but I did my best to keep up with coverage of Double Agent. My main concern being the multiplayer aspect, and the golden question of whether or not we could both play the game together.
Mixed reports filtered in, and word of differenced between the Xbox and Xbox 360 versions were posted - but when I got to the store with cash in had to make my decision I picked up the 360 version, flipped it around and saw exactly what I wanted to see on the back of the box:
"players 1-3, system link 2-3, on-line multiplayer 2-6, and co-op 2-3."
Well, since on-line and system link are CLEARLY outlined, the initial offering of 'players 1-3' has to be for split screen, right?
All seemed just dandy, I made way to the register, bought my game and headed home for some co-op fun. After spending 20 minutes trying to figure out how to get both my wife and I into a co-op game I fired up the interweb and checked in at the Ubi forums to try and figure out where this magical game mode was hiding. Apparently from some annoyed posters it wasn't hiding, it was in fact absent from the 360 version.
How can this be!?! The game clearly says 'players 1-3' on the box; surely Ubisoft wouldn't lie like that.
I posted a question on the support forum and received the following response:
Alan,
Multiplayer co-op in Splinter Cell: Double Agent is only available on Xbox Live or system link play. Unfortunately, there is no split screen available in this game.
However, you can play co-op with up to two computer controlled bots, as described on page 20 in the manual.
Hmmm, two computer controlled bots, or my wife? Thanks Ubi, but I'll take her over any number of bots you care to throw at me. My follow up question asked why the box says the game supports 1-3 players if in fact it doesn⿿t. Was it simply a misprint? Regardless of what caused the error, I also asked how I can go about exchanging my 360 copy for the regular Xbox version which features split screen co-op. The store I purchased the game from will not give me full credit for it, so I'm at a loss as you can see.
Sadly, I haven't gotten a response - so I thought I'd share my lovely story here in hopes of getting an official word and resolution from Ubisoft.
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Perfect Dark, when released back in 2000 on the Nintendo 64, was a big deal. It offered a slew of refinements over the already excellent N64 shooter, GoldenEye 007, as well as even more content and game modes. Along the same lines, many were hoping Perfect Dark Zero, which seems to have been in development since a time only few on Earth can remember, would be a similarly exhilarating experience. To an extent, it manages to live up to the hopes and expectations. It offers several improvements and still is able to maintain the flavor of the original. In addition, there's a huge amount of options for multiplayer matches and cooperative play on and off of Xbox Live.
The story of this game follows Joanna Dark, a super spy, during a period of time before she became wrapped up with the Carrington Institute in her battle against dataDyne, an evil corporation. Like in the previous game, you start out a mission with one or two concrete objectives, then acquire more based on which difficulty level you choose. Some objectives are necessary to complete while others are optional. Once you beat a level on one difficulty, it opens up the next. You'll need to beat the entire game on Perfect Agent, the third difficulty level, if you want to unlock the near impossible fourth difficulty level, Dark Agent. Perfect Dark Zero is a game where the single and multiplayer modes are split into two distinct categories, making them almost totally different games. We'll start with the single player. Your experience here will vary largely with what level of difficulty you've chosen. On Agent, the game can be breezed through with little to no difficulty. Secret Agent provides a moderate challenge, while Perfect Agent will force you to replay missions until you've got pretty much every enemy position and strategy memorized. It would have been nice to see a save game element instituted in PDZ, since as it is you'll need to replay the entire level if you fail an objective, which is really aggravating if you've played an entire level through only to screw up at the very end. As it is, there's a checkpoint feature you can respawn at roughly halfway through each level, but if you choose to use it you'll lose the ability to keep stats in the level.
As you make your way through PDZ on each difficulty level you'll be able to unlock more and more of the game's arsenal which you'll be able to use in each level afterward. This becomes crucial on some levels since each weapon has highly specific secondary and tertiary fires. For example, you'll find the Jungle Storm stage is near impossible on the harder difficulties if you don't have a P90 so you can use its radar sweep secondary function to locate enemies through the foliage. The weapon variety in the game is great, on the whole, and every weapon you'll be able to find some sort of use for. The single player mode's biggest problems are with the enemy A.I. and the weak storyline. Granted, the storyline doesn't really factor into the gameplay, but it's pretty much impossible not to notice how laughably bad it is. Many of the game's major events are treated as almost inconsequential, and often you'll find missions start and end with tons of loose ends fluttering about. The voice acting too, during these sequences, is overflowing with a forced wit and general cheesiness. Though the game's story factors into the presentation, it's the single player enemy A.I. that affects the gameplay. Though the enemies in single player are more likely to react to your presence at the higher difficulty levels, they never display any advanced assault tactics. In other words, the enemies behave much like they did on the N64. If they see you, they're going to start shooting and chasing you, and that's about it. Granted, they will start backing away from you at times and hide behind walls, but it still feels as though you're playing the old game. It's entirely possible in many areas to pull off the old school technique of waiting behind a door for enemies who've seen you to charge through so you can shoot them in the head. At higher difficulty levels this becomes a less viable option only because the damage output and accuracy of enemies is greatly increased, but their attack strategies never improve. Given how it's five years and two console generations after the original, it could have been expected that PDZ would have included some advanced squad tactics.
Similarly, you'll occasionally find yourself in situations where you're fighting alongside and escorting a few allies. Unfortunately, these allies aren't very smart, and will often get themselves killed despite your best efforts. They tend to wander directly into enemy fire and fail to retreat to safety once they start getting shot. Instead, they just stand there and absorb bullets, which will sometimes cause you to fail your mission. Because of these problems, the single-player campaign is frustrating and boring at times. Though some parts of some levels really shine, in other places the action just isn't that interesting and you'll feel as if you're just wasting time between large action sequences.
PDZ has excellent visuals in some places, whereas in others the visuals are more questionable. The graphical style leans heavily on almost every surface having a sharp shimmer, which looks great when you're in an area with metallic walls, but odd when you're staring at shiny bricks in a South American series of ruins. Aside from the overdone shimmering, the game really excels in some of the larger scale areas, which is especially evident in the bridge sequence near the end of the game. PDZ is capable of displaying sprawling vistas with no problems, has excellent lighting effects, awesome enemy animations, and some of the most attractive gun models I've seen. Also, the effect of blasting away pieces of an enemy's armor is undeniably cool. In addition, there are some of the best blurring effects so far on the Xbox 360. The soundtrack to the game varies widely, featuring everything from pumping techno music to hard rock to compositions with a distinct James Bond sound. Though it's always appropriately intense when you're in the middle of a battle, it can at times seem to be out of place. In some levels, for instance, you may find it that killing tons of heavily armored troops with futuristic weapons to the tune of a southern rock song to be slightly odd. Nevertheless, the game pulls you right in with its excellent weapon fire sound effects. The guns of PDZ are loud and all have very distinct sound effects, from the Jackal to the Psychosis Gun. This is great for when you finally come up to that one sniper that's been taking shots at you all level and unload a full shotgun clip into his chest at close range. Perhaps the strongest aspect of the single player is the sense of frenzy it's able to create, though these sequences that combine silky explosions, huge environments, and the deafening pelting of gunfire are spread out. In between you may get frustrated with some of the parts where setting off an alarm spawns an endless stream of security guards that charge at you. Somehow, they all know exactly where you are, even if there aren't any cameras.
You will have access to a few new moves in PDZ including a roll, a melee attack, and the ability to take cover behind walls. Both the roll and melee attack extremely useful and easy to pull off, but the cover proves more problematic. This is because in order to take cover, you'll need to be in a specific spot to get a prompt to hit the A button to appear on screen. It would have been way better there would have been some way to immediately take cover against any surface instead of having to search for a cover spot. You'll need to use this ability frequently, especially in the later levels where a firefight against multiple opponents will shred you in seconds if you're not protecting yourself as much as possible. Perfect Dark Zero excels because of its enormous multiplayer aspect. Through Xbox Live players can play cooperatively through the mission modes, play in Deathmatch killcount, team killcount, capture the flag and territorial gains modes as well as Dark Ops' eradication, infection, sabotage and onslaught modes. Each of these modes is different and provides players with a wide range of unique gameplay experiences awaiting them online. In the Deathmatch modes you'll be able to hop into games with 16 players and 15 bots in small levels, which comes to a total of 32 if you include yourself, while larger maps support up to 32 human players plus 15 bots if your online connection is up to it. In Dark Ops you can't use bots, so 32 is the largest amount of players you can squeeze into those games.
How do the bots play online? Well, they're pretty freaking hard to beat. On the higher difficulty settings they will headshot you almost every time they're able to catch you out in the open. And it's not just that they're more accurate, they'll also capture and return flags with surprising efficiency. They'll even hop on the back of your hover tank to man the turret if the spot is open, though they sometimes get confused about this. Playing online with the rest of the Perfect Dark Zero community has turned out to be a lot of fun. The game runs smoothly and you'll find gun fights when you're using roll, melee, and cover fire techniques are way more intense than in single player. We did notice a few small issues though. Headshots seem really easy to get, which is an annoyance given how powerful they are compared to shooting a person in the chest or arms. One shot to the head and you're pretty much done, whereas entire clips can be unloaded at the body and still have the person walk away. Also, reloading your gun needs to be tweaked. As it is, you'll continue to reload as you perform a combat roll or climb a ladder, which is fairly unrealistic and also unbalanced. For instance, assume you've just unloaded your entire CMP150 clip at an advancing opponent and failed to kill them. If you hit reload then immediately perform a combat roll, you'll find yourself at the end of the reload animation when you pop back up. This move keeps you stocked with ammo while also making you almost impossible to hit. Finally, the imprecision of getting into a cover position is even more pronounced in multiplayer since you'll have way more people shooting at you. It would have been nice to see a few more vehicles in the game. As it is you'll have access to the jetpac and the hovercraft. The jetpac can walk or fly around levels while blasting machine guns, though is limited by an invisible ceiling. The hovertank is capable of seating one driver and a gunner. As a cool addition, you'll be able to replace the machine gun turret with a plasma rifle or rocket launcher, provided you have the appropriate weapon. The best part about vehicles in multiplayer is that they're not completely overpowered. So, if you're flying around an enemy base in a jetpac trying to kill everyone once they spawn in a team killcount game, you're going to get taken out pretty quickly. Not only are you a huge target up in the sky, but a few well aimed clips from a gun like the P90 will drop you right out of the air.
In online more than in single player you'll also see some wacky death animations. Occasionally you'll see find that when you shoot someone they'll go flying in the opposite direction than they should have or even straight up in the air. Aside from those glitchy animations, the deaths are generally representative of where and how hard an enemy got hit which is especially obvious if you've popped someone with a shotgun. There's no jumping in Perfect Dark Zero, though in the multiplayer you'll be able to hop over ledges by pressing into a low wall at a perpendicular angle. Though the game only has six multiplayer maps, there is enough variation of each to keep you from getting bored. Also, the multiplayer announcer absolutely sucks and there's unfortunately no way to turn him down short of muting all sound effects. Despite him, the multiplayer modes are still fun to play, just beware when loading up capture the flag and territorial gains. There are also a number of achievements, 50 to be exact, for you to attain. The fact that most of them are based around online play should tip you off as to where you should be spending your time. Though there's so much to do in Perfect Dark's single player campaign, it gets tedious after a while. Over Xbox Live, this is a totally different and much better game which forces players to use combinations of the new roll and cover moves to get by. It's got great weapons and excellent sound effects with visuals that, at times, are just as good. If you're looking for one of the best Xbox 360 multiplayer experiences at launch, look no further than this title. While Perfect Dark Zero ushers in a fantastic set of online options and scenarios -- and we expect this to be THE online game for Xbox 360 for quite a while -- the single-player game is surprisinly lacking in originality and innovation. Five years of waiting for this? Hm... PDZ's single-player campaign adds nothing to the genre, but more specifically, the improvements made over the original are minimal and disappointing. I strongly recommend skipping playing it by yourself and instead punching through it with a friend in coop, which, smartly, is included. This game, however, shines online and will make you happy you bought it.
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