Abstract: GoldenEye 007 machte auf der Wii bereits eine sehr gute Figur, doch das Remake des Klassikers ist ebenfalls für den DS erschienen und verspricht dort die selbe Action, auch im Multiplayer. Kann die Geschichte rund um Bond, Ourumov und den Satelliten G...
Abstract: When the DS launched in the distant past of late 2004, gamers figured it would basically be a portable N64. After all, the Game Boy Advance had seen several SNES ports and the DS had similar graphical capabilities to the N64, so why wouldn’t Nintendo j...
Abstract: While everyone seems to be in a frenzy about Eurocom's Wii re-imagining of GoldenEye, there is still the n-Space-developed DS version. Using the Call of Duty DS engine as a base, GoldenEye DS is a well-made first-person shooter that offers more quality...
Good AIs, gritty vibe, great gameplay, GoldenEye is back
Not as groundbreaking as the original, four-way multiplayer with WiiMote/Nunchucks is a bit awkward
GoldenEye 007 is a fun, respectable FPS that in no way tarnishes its beloved daddy. That said, it's unlikely to ever be regarded as a classic like the original...
Abstract: Pack your bags, because we’re taking a trip to nostalgia town in the form of Goldeneye 007 for the Nintendo DS. You don’t need to pack a whole lot though, maybe just a carry on bag, because the actual nostalgia parts of the game are limited.Goldeneye i...
GoldenEye 007 on the Nintendo DS is a better multiplayer game than it is a single-player experience. But ultimately it’s not a good replacement for the Wii game, nor can it stand up to the classic Nintendo 64 original. It's definitely the weakest entry...
Goldeneye 007 gets top marks, and not just because it’s called Goldeneye. The narrative is refreshing (would you really be happy with the exact same story as the original? Doubt it…) and reflects the single-mindedness and unrelenting nature of the char...
