I've still got a N64 in my loft somewhere. The 3 of us should get together and play GoldenEye on split screen, still the greatest 'get in from the pub' multiplayer experienceSeriously dude, I'm out. It was all a good laugh at first but now...
It's getting kinda old
Come on @Neil.T, since we don't count anymore what say we hightail it from here and you can tell me more about the Nintendo 64 you've kept stashed and how I'm gonna beat your ass at SSB some day...
Oh Neil was telling me he still has his in storage. I couldn't stop grinning that console was my JAM back in the day, aw, I loved it! Such good times with the Pokemon games!I've still got a N64 in my loft somewhere. The 3 of us should get together and play GoldenEye on split screen, still the greatest 'get in from the pub' multiplayer experience
Oh my god, a couple of friends of mine had that game as well. The three of us played that multiplayer mode kind of a lot back in the day. What with them actually owning the game, they were dynamite at it.I've still got a N64 in my loft somewhere. The 3 of us should get together and play GoldenEye on split screen, still the greatest 'get in from the pub' multiplayer experience
If any of you end up at MCM next week you could try Hold Fast in the Nothern Quarter. It's got N64s and Megadrive emulators at the end of the tables and fizzy Vimto on tap.I've still got a N64 in my loft somewhere. The 3 of us should get together and play GoldenEye on split screen, still the greatest 'get in from the pub' multiplayer experience
It was a surprisingly hard game.
This. Just this.
I liked the CD32 controller though, I'm quite strange
GoldenEye was awesome. What other game can you shoot a Russian soldier from a hole in the ceiling of a toilet
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The control stick was an absolute revolution in its day!
Hitman Contracts?
You forgot to add the possibility of shooting them with paintball bullets that still somehow hurt and kill.GoldenEye was awesome. What other game can you shoot a Russian soldier from a hole in the ceiling of a toilet
It certainly was, analogue stick with a trigger. The Dreamcast controller took it further and pretty much all controllers since have just been clones."Welcome to Mario Kaaart!"
The control stick was an absolute revolution in its day!
Nintendo have all the best ideas, then Sony and others just copy them.
Ha ha, forgot about paintball mode
But do you remember the big bobble head modes?Ha ha, forgot about paintball mode
I remember how some of the games journos of the day initially complained about how hard the analogue stick was to master! I mean, can you imagine modern gaming without it now?
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Yep, a big headed Sean Bean was a hoot. I want to play GoldenEye now but none of my TVs have scart or phono sockets
That’s completely unfair! Stupid technology.Yep, a big headed Sean Bean was a hoot. I want to play GoldenEye now but none of my TVs have scart or phono sockets
