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GoldenEye 007 mit "Classic Conflict Multiplayer Mode"

05.10.10 - Activision gibt bekannt, dass der Shooter GoldenEye 007 den "Classic Conflict Multiplayer Mode" enthalten wird.

In diesem Spielmodus treten die Teilnehmer als legendäre James Bond-Charaktere an: Jaws, Oddjob, Baron Samedi, Dr. No, Scaramanga, Red Grant, Rosa Klebb und Blofeld. Dieser Bonus-Modus ist im GoldenEye 007 Classic Edition Bundle enthalten.

In der normalen Version des Spiels wird der "Classic Conflict Mode" erst freigeschaltet, wenn der Spieler Level 35 in den Online-Mehrspieler-Modi erreicht hat. Release: 05.11.10 (Europa)

Melonpan hat geschrieben:Also die Grafik tut ziemlich altaussehen. Ist das auf dem Nintendo vierundsechzig? Ich glaube ich muss gleich erbrechen.

Goran hat geschrieben:Das Jahr isch hammermässig vorallem ufem Wii.

neus Donkey Kong Country
neus Golden Eye
neus NBA Jam.

LuiStyle hat geschrieben:

Goran hat geschrieben:Das Jahr isch hammermässig vorallem ufem Wii.

neus Donkey Kong Country
neus Golden Eye
neus NBA Jam.

ou ja es hammer Jahr für dä Wii

IGN - Playing the Wii Way hat geschrieben: It's all coming together. Finally. Activision's been strategically spreading out the exposure to its upcoming GoldenEye reimagining, spacing out what we see and what we play almost to the point of frustration. But earlier this week, it happened: the company swung by the offices with a fresh – possibly finished – build of GoldenEye 007 for the Nintendo Wii and handed me the controller. And not just any controller: a Wii remote and Nunchuk.

Yes, I finally got to play GoldenEye with pointer support. That might not sound like a big deal to you, but after nearly a half-dozen officially sanctioned hands-on events for the game with the Classic Controller Pro (an admittedly excellent way of playing GoldenEye) it's a huge victory to get a chance to aim and shoot with the stock controller option.

The verdict? This is the way I'll be playing GoldenEye when I sit down with the game for the official review.

It's up for debate which way is the best way of playing a first-person shooter, either through dual-analog means or an analog/pointer hybrid that mimicks the "mouselook" of a PC FPS. There are two separate camps over the issue and I don't think any one game is going to pull one side to the others' camp. But I'll give full disclosure: I at least believe that the Wii remote/nunchuk has the potential to trump any dual analog set-up thanks to its ability to offer precise aiming. Very few games have really shown this off, though: The Conduit, while a hit or miss FPS on Wii, has controller customization options out the wazoo and with them it's possible to really tweak a tight shooter experience on Wii.

While I only had a few minutes to plow through two different levels in single player GoldenEye, the game's "Experienced" setting on the Wii Remote/Nunchuk was plenty for me to stick with the configuration and not resort to any customizations. It was tight and responsive, something that's oh so important for the genre especially when you're going to take everything you've learned and apply it to the extensive multiplayer.


And the Wii Remote/Nunchuk configuration even offers up a function that won't be mapped to the Classic Controller or Classic Controller Pro. Get this: when crouched behind cover and holding the button that tightens your view down your weapon's scope, if you slowly twist the Nunchuk you'll turn your viewpoint in the direction you're twisting. It's a great way to quickly peek out of cover, pop off a few shots, and get back behind. The twist is fully analog and based on the nunchuk's accelerometer, so a slight twist will register a slight head tilt.


The single player action is at this point, an incredibly satisfying FPS experience and anyone sticking to their "They're ruining GoldenEye with a remake!!!" needs to pull their nostalgia glasses off and stomp them to the ground. Sure, remaking an incredibly popular brand is a way for a company to make a bigger buck than creating an original experience, but you know what? This is an original experience. Eurocom has gone all out to produce a fresh first-person shooter that retains a recognizable spirit. Wait until you see some of the things the team has pulled off in the single player mode: the storytelling and acting is engaging and the environments – like the rain-covered Dam or the snowy cliffs of Siberia – are absolutely gorgeous even if they're not in HD.

Don't believe me? Hit the video pages to see some of the direct feed clips we captured during our hands-on earlier this week. Now if only Activision didn't cut off my demo just as the Bond Introduction Theme was about to play...

gandalf hat geschrieben: gseht uus wia rise of the triad.

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