So it's NINTENDO'S fault we don't have GOLDENEYE on 360/Wii.

Why does everyone even want this game? All that will happen is they'll update the graphics, then they'll change the controls for dual anologue, thus ruining the whole gameplay experience, then they'll add online which won't be as fun as it used to be with your friends because online is never as fun as that. Seriously Goldeneye is a nostalgia thing. Nowadays it's simply a good game, people only enjoy it because they loved it as a kid and it brings back memories. You seriously telling me you could play a 4 hour session of it like people do with a new game? Doubt it, you'd get bored of the nostalgia rush after a bit...bobbetybob

Speak for yourself there buddy. I've been playing Perfect Dark and Goldeneye on my PC with a 360 controller with the controls adapted to a rudimentary dual analog setup and I love it. They're more fun now with dual analog controls than the average current gen shooter these days. Hell, due to the upscaling and locked 60 FPS I get on my PC, the games look pretty good too, as far as N64 titles are concerned.

As far as online play, that would be added likely in addition to the four player splitscreen multiplayer that many of us grew up playing so there's nothing lost there and everything gained.

actually its microsoft's fault for buying rare in the first place lolspectravoid

The obvious thing to do would be to work out a deal for a DS version with online /local multiplayer and voice chat .....and forget the 360/Wii versions entirely.

That way they all make money without given any advantage to a competing machine.

I've been playing Perfect Dark and Goldeneye on my PC The_Game21x

Excuse me?

how about giving both the exact same version (equivalent to the N64 version)

so no one needs to fight.

how about giving both the exact same version (equivalent to the N64 version)

so no one needs to fight.

spectravoid

The DS idea is intriguing, but it's in the same boat as the Wiiware version. Nintendo only owns the compiled code to the N64 version (which it paid to develop and publish)--I'm pretty sure Rare owns the source code needed to code a new version.

Speak for yourself there buddy. I've been playing Perfect Dark and Goldeneye on my PC with a 360 controller with the controls adapted to a rudimentary dual analog setup and I love it. They're more fun now with dual analog controls than the average current gen shooter these days. Hell, due to the upscaling and locked 60 FPS I get on my PC, the games look pretty good too, as far as N64 titles are concerned.

As far as online play, that would be added likely in addition to the four player splitscreen multiplayer that many of us grew up playing so there's nothing lost there and everything gained.

The_Game21x

You can play it on the PC?

[QUOTE="spectravoid"]

how about giving both the exact same version (equivalent to the N64 version)

so no one needs to fight.

HuusAsking

[QUOTE="The_Game21x"]

I've been playing Perfect Dark and Goldeneye on my PC IronBass

Excuse me?

Did I stutter?

[QUOTE="The_Game21x"]

Speak for yourself there buddy. I've been playing Perfect Dark and Goldeneye on my PC with a 360 controller with the controls adapted to a rudimentary dual analog setup and I love it. They're more fun now with dual analog controls than the average current gen shooter these days. Hell, due to the upscaling and locked 60 FPS I get on my PC, the games look pretty good too, as far as N64 titles are concerned.

As far as online play, that would be added likely in addition to the four player splitscreen multiplayer that many of us grew up playing so there's nothing lost there and everything gained.

Wanderer5

You can play it on the PC?

Through certain methods that I can't talk about, yeah you can.

It's still technically legal since I bought both games on the N64.

[QUOTE="HuusAsking"][QUOTE="spectravoid"]

how about giving both the exact same version (equivalent to the N64 version)

so no one needs to fight.

Dreams-Visions

but teh casualz dont play goldeneye they want wii music