Say you are on Agent difficulty but you didn't get one of the objectives and in order to progress to the next level it drops you down a difficulty. Can you then go back (after accepting the lower difficulty) to that mission that you didn't fully complete objective wise and select the Agent difficulty setting again to do it or does it automatically place you in with the lower difficulty again without giving you a choice?
You just go back to mission select and choose the higher difficulty. But say you have done 6 levels and failed level 2's objectives, you wont be able to start level 5 or 6 at a higher difficulty, you have to go back to the point where you failed i.e level 2 and complete that on a higher difficulty and work your way on from there.
You just go back to mission select and choose the higher difficulty. But say you have done 6 levels and failed level 2's objectives, you wont be able to start level 5 or 6 at a higher difficulty, you have to go back to the point where you failed i.e level 2 and complete that on a higher difficulty and work your way on from there.
my pre-order from amazon still hasnt arrived wont come until the 11th , what is the point?? awoo gonna maybe kick up a fuss a I have spent over £2K in the last year and a bit, why can't they get it to me sooner, it's cheaper than the highstreet but at the moment I would have taken the loss in savings to have played it already... awoo
So, anyone else have issues with their Gamecube analog sticks? Haven't busted one of those out in a while, but all of my GC controllers have "sticky" analog sticks. The plastic feels as if it is melting and it feels sticky to my thumb. All of them have this.
I've had them packed nice and neatly in a drawer away from harms reach. Very odd.
I was having such a hard time with the controls with this game using Experienced 3 because I didn't notice the "customize" option. :lol
I've seen people say that they do things like shrink the dead zone down to microscopic size and all that but I just can't seem to aim anywhere with the camera turning on me all the time. This hampered my enjoyment of the Conduit too.
Then I tried the opposite, and it's been so much fun. I made the dead zone as big as possible for both normal and ADS, and turned off Camera Look or whatever it's called, and now it's basically a light-gun game but with player-controlled movement. I feel like I should go back and play the Conduit again as well, I would probably enjoy it much much more now that I can actually aim easily.
So, anyone else have issues with their Gamecube analog sticks? Haven't busted one of those out in a while, but all of my GC controllers have "sticky" analog sticks. The plastic feels as if it is melting and it feels sticky to my thumb. All of them have this.
I've had them packed nice and neatly in a drawer away from harms reach. Very odd.
Guess I have to remind myself to think that way. Hidden objects are actually hidden in games. I don't usually think that way outside of RPGs since that's usually the only place I would be able to check pots, dressers, etc.
Didn't have a Wii (at the time) for this, and Bloodstone looked kinda janky to be honest. Amazon says my red Wii/007 should arrive late next week, so Ill be able to comment then!
Frankly, I was also waiting for reviews/GAF feedback on ths one too. Seems overwhelmingly positive, so I could no longer resist.
Didn't have a Wii (at the time) for this, and Bloodstone looked kinda janky to be honest. Amazon says my red Wii/007 should arrive late next week, so Ill be able to comment then!
Frankly, I was also waiting for reviews/GAF feedback on ths one too. Seems overwhelmingly positive, so I could no longer resist.
Didn't have a Wii (at the time) for this, and Bloodstone looked kinda janky to be honest. Amazon says my red Wii/007 should arrive late next week, so Ill be able to comment then!
Frankly, I was also waiting for reviews/GAF feedback on ths one too. Seems overwhelmingly positive, so I could no longer resist.
Awww fuck, the classic controller doesn't work for Gamecube games? Should have done my research. Part of the reason I bought the golden controller edition was so I could finally finish my Gamecube backlog. The controllers I still have don't work.
Awww fuck, the classic controller doesn't work for Gamecube games? Should have done my research. Part of the reason I bought the golden controller edition was so I could finally finish my Gamecube backlog. The controllers I still have don't work.
Holy wow, there are so much little details they have put into the game from the movie.
The fight with the bathroom soldier, the plane scene, the changed quote about the false license plate of Onattop's car to the false vodka in the Barcelona pub with Onattop dress as a waitress...
If Activision and Eurocom remade Goldeneye 100%, RARE (and MS) would take them to court in a heartbeat.
Nintendo was the publisher of the N64 game and RARE was the developer. RARE still holds some rights to the N64 game (which is why some levels were in the Perfect Dark XBLA port) and Nintendo still holds rights to the game (which is why the LIVE port got killed). As long as those rights are split between Nintendo and RARE, the N64 game will never get remade.
Because of that, Activision and Eurocom can't do a 100% remake of the game. However, there's nothing stopping them from doing a reimagining of the game (which is what they did). There's a very good reason why they went and got the guy who wrote the movie script to update the story for today's world. There's also a reason why the game plays similar to the N64 game.
Holy wow, there are so much little details they have put into the game from the movie.
The fight with the bathroom soldier, the plane scene, the changed quote about the false license plate of Onattop's car to the false vodka in the Barcelona pub with Onattop dress as a waitress...
Does the wii zapper work for games like this? Excessive wiimote pointing with my arm extended out towards the screen makes my wrist sore and gets pretty uncomfortable, but maybe I'm just a little bitch.
I'll probably try to CCpro with it but if I'm playing FPS on Wii I wanna use the 'mote.
Does the wii zapper work for games like this? Excessive wiimote pointing with my arm extended out towards the screen makes my wrist sore and gets pretty uncomfortable, but maybe I'm just a little bitch.
Does the wii zapper work for games like this? Excessive wiimote pointing with my arm extended out towards the screen makes my wrist sore and gets pretty uncomfortable, but maybe I'm just a little bitch.
I'll probably try to CCpro with it but if I'm playing FPS on Wii I wanna use the 'mote.
Replace that with Everything or Nothing and I'll agree with you.
I finally figured out why these games don't feel like CoD to me... at least personally.
Blood Stone and Goldeneye get the "Bond" feel. As much as he is a one man wrecking crew, he honestly isn't a one man wrecking cew. You can't run and gun and expect to succeed. I think even more so in Blood Stone. There's nothing better than doing a takedown and than using the focus aim to clear the rest of the room.
Does the wii zapper work for games like this? Excessive wiimote pointing with my arm extended out towards the screen makes my wrist sore and gets pretty uncomfortable, but maybe I'm just a little bitch.
I'll probably try to CCpro with it but if I'm playing FPS on Wii I wanna use the 'mote.
Heck yes you should. I just came off some online matches with a buddy of mine. It was pretty fun and I wound up doing a lot better than I expected I would (at least two matches with a 2:1 ratio and I led my team in scoring in like three matches...these are things that I don't think ever happened in any of my previous shooter experience). That said, I can definitely feel the effects of the reduced framerate. Or at least I still need a better TV. :lol
Has anybody else gotten a little trigger-happy thinking that the random debris shit that floats around is actually a person moving? I keep seeing a little bit of it pass by the corner of the screen and freak out. It's probably just me, but I feel like I have a harder time making out enemy players in this game compared to CoD Reflex, the bulk of my Wii shooter experience.
Holy wow, there are so much little details they have put into the game from the movie.
The fight with the bathroom soldier, the plane scene, the changed quote about the false license plate of Onattop's car to the false vodka in the Barcelona pub with Onattop dress as a waitress...
Yes, the game has those details included and so is true to the movie, but as a result, they stick so rigidly to the movie as to suck the fun out of certain levels of the game. My main gripe is with quick-action events.
For example, in the Jungle level, you fight
Xenia who is attached to a helicopter (just like in the movie) and you go through a series of quick-action events to bring the helicopter down.
In the N64 version of the Jungle level, you actually get to fight her in a gun battle. You even get her grenade launcher as a trophy of victory.
The N64 jungle level was more fun even if it wasn't true to the movie.
Another example is when you
jump off the motorcycle and into the escape jet.
It was all a bunch of quick-action events that felt tacked on if only because that's how it went down in the movie and not because it adds any fun to the game. The developers could have at least capitalized on the action and let you
actually fly the plane away from the mountain range in maybe a mini-level or something
It finally Turned up yah, great first level, play a local 2 player mode me on Wiimote my bro on CCPro I did beat him in a one on one firefight he got me a few times with a greneade launcher though.
aiming Wiimote versus ccpro Wiimote out classes it, if it way ccpro vs ccpro he would slaughter me
edit wilhelm scream in one of the levels cool
finding the wiimote controls good so far for single player
So does upping difficulty not really up the difficulty at all, just add objectives? So far it feels like nothing has changed, although I can't seem to one shot one kill with a p99 headshot anymore.
