Goldeneye 007 (Wii) Review

By Kevin Schaller

It's the Blonde Bond argument all over again.



I don't think there's any doubt that one of the best four-player games of all time is GoldenEye 007 for N64. It had just about everything you could want in an early shooter: tight controls, a plethora of weapons, plenty of maps to play, and even the one-kit-kill legendary

  • Voice-acting is top-notch
  • Gorgeous (for the Wii)
  • Motion controls are abysmal
  • Environments are hit or miss
  • Doesn't capture the feel of the original

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Kevin Schaller
Kevin Schaller

I write a lot. Plenty of it for GameRevolution, sometimes on my own.

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