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Perfect Dark | 
| From: Rareware
Category: Video Games
List Price: $9.99
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Avg. Customer Rating:  427 reviews
Sales Rank: 911
Platform: Nintendo 64
ESRB: Mature
Media: Game Cartridge
Age: 17 - 17 years
Operating System: Nintendo 64
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
Dimensions (in): 7 x 4.9 x 1.3
MPN: 87051
UPC: 045496870515
EAN: 0045496870515
ASIN: B00002STGL
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Editorial Review
A first-person shooter that mixes spy and sci-fi, Perfect Dark is both a thoroughly engrossing one-player experience and a riotously fun multiplayer romp. Easily one of the best games of its genre on any video game console, this long-awaited follow-up to GoldenEye 007 is a must-have for Nintendo 64 owners--and a damn good reason to be one if you're not. The futuristic Perfect Dark casts players as Joanna Dark, a secret agent who becomes embroiled in a sinister conspiracy involving aliens and an evil corporation. Gameplay is broken down into missions, each with objectives that must be unerringly completed before progressing to the next mission. This is not your typical kill-anything-that-moves game: putting a bullet in the wrong person, not keeping the right one alive, or perforating a seemingly unimportant inanimate object can often result in mission failure. While Perfect Dark's solo missions play out much like those in GoldenEye 007, the game's fantastic multiplayer options are another matter entirely. Cooperative and counteroperative simultaneous-play modes allow for another player to join in on a mission as, respectively, a teammate or the enemy. However, the real fun here is in the highly customizable Combat Simulator, a one-to-four-player simultaneous-play mode that features both free-for-alls and team-based challenges and can include up to eight Simulants, computer-controlled combatants of varying behavior. Although Simulants make for decent adversaries or teammates, you'll want to grab a friend--and an Expansion Pak, as only 35 percent of the game is available without one--to fully enjoy Perfect Dark. --Joe Hon Pros: - One of the best first-person shooters on any video game console
- Outstanding multiplayer game with huge replay value
- Bevy of game options, cheats, and secret features
- Excellent training mode with challenges all of its own
Cons: - Graphics get ugly when playing with more than two players
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 One of the best games ever! September 15, 2008
Presentation
10
The entire Carrington Institute, voice cut-scenes, awesome futuristic menus and more really bring PD to life.
Graphics
9.0
Amazing 3D architecture, beautiful texture design, real-time lighting, solid animation, etc. Framerate suffers now and then.
Sound
10
Dolby Stereo Surround Sound, tons of in-game speech, great, ambient music soundtrack and more.
Gameplay
10
Whoa. So much to do, so little time. Intense single-player adventure, gripping storyline, and so many objectives. Amazing control and options will hook you.
Lasting Appeal
10
The most replay value of N64 game ever made -- period. If we need to explain why, you haven't read our review.
9.8 Overall Incredible Game!
One of the best games for the N64 August 18, 2008
I bought this game having played 007 quite a bit, which was made by the same people and is one of the greatest N64 games ever made. The advantage that Perfect Dark has is in the multiplayer combat. In addition to friends, you can have up to 8 computers playing in the game, with any combination of teams that you want. This is fun with several real friends, or just for playing by yourself against others. The AI is smart enough to be extremely challenging at the hardest difficulty levels, or slow/dumb enough for a new player to learn against at lower difficulty levels. Newer systems have better multiplayer capabilities (online, or hooking up multiple X-boxes for Halo parties, etc), but for the N64 this is as good as it gets (and if you like to play against computers instead of real people, then this is as good as any newer system games that I've seen).
 Ehh...an interesting shooter, with fun 4 player options... June 8, 2008
...but nothing quite like Goldeneye, or any of the 007 games. If the price is under $10, buy it, it'll be worth it.
 Great Action Shooter Game May 27, 2008
Perfect Dark is GoldenEye's gameplay sequel. Not the story sequel. It involves more and more weapons than GoldenEye and a co-op campaign missions to help you if you get stuck. This game also has dialogues which means not only do they have the subtitles, the characters actually speak. GoldenEye doesn't. Plus the sound effects of footsteps make things more realistic. Very challenging and very fun. Beat GoldenEye first, then get this game and beat it.
Amazing game May 6, 2008
If you have never heard of perfect dark or have never played it then you are missing out. This is the only game in its genre for the N64 to match the gameplay and graphics of Goldeneye 007. I swear by this game and name it one of the best games of all time. Great replay value, multiplayer and single player missions makes this game worth purchasing for any amount of money.
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