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Most my memories of Goldeneye involve having 4 people stuffed on a couch, cheap beer, pretending we weren't looking at each other's screens. Quake was a blast,
by soneil 8y ago
Most my memories of Goldeneye involve having 4 people stuffed on a couch, cheap beer, pretending we weren't looking at each other's screens.
Quake was a blast, but we weren't all in the same room, let alone the same couch.
I don't think comparing the games themselves directly really encompasses the difference in the playing experience.
- kaoD 8y ago> Quake was a blast, but we weren't all in the same room, let alone the same couch. I have fond memories of my Quake LAN parties and meeting to fight/exchange Pokémon on the Gameboy. Playing GoldenEye on my friend's N64? I hated it. Found it pretty boring, and so did everyone else (except the N64 owner). YMMV of course, circumstances are different, which I think is what OP was pointing at. E.g.: if you're on the USA PC gaming isn't (wasn't?) as ingrained in your culture as in Europe.
- SmellyGeekBoy 8y agoIndeed, if you wanted something that felt like the best of both worlds I'd go with the original Halo, but of course that didn't come along until much later.