#Perfect dark keyboard and mouse movie#
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It isn't all just an incremental sequel to the 007 adventure, however. Yes, that game is attached to a classic film outing for a character that is an international icon - but as a video game, Perfect Dark is better by pretty much every metric, packed with features and depth. Let's be clear: Perfect Dark is better than GoldenEye.

#Perfect dark keyboard and mouse full#

The story is delivered not just via pre-mission briefing notes and subtitles, but through full voice acting.Īll of this adds up. Levels are larger and more dynamic with lighting effects that at the time boggled the mind. Small details in GoldenEye like enemy reactions to being shot in specific places are now writ large. In many ways it is GoldenEye turned up to eleven detail is now dense enough that the RAM-boosting N64 Expansion Pak accessory was required to even start the campaign missions. When a rights bidding war emerged for the ability to make a Tomorrow Never Dies game, the decision was cemented, and Perfect Dark was born.ĭespite the property switch, Perfect Dark is very much a sequel to GoldenEye.

#Perfect dark keyboard and mouse movie#

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