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I had some fun playing Goldeneye with friends back in the day. Though I’ll be honest, I have no desire to play it again. On the other hand, I’d happily play SM
by chongli 3y ago
I had some fun playing Goldeneye with friends back in the day. Though I’ll be honest, I have no desire to play it again.
On the other hand, I’d happily play SM64 and OoT through again, along with dozens of NES and SNES titles.
- TaylorAlexander 3y agoWell I recently learned that Goldeneye was ported to the Xbox Live Arcade but then never released, and a few years ago the ported program leaked. It's widescreen and higher resolution than the original, but otherwise the same I believe. I am still dreaming of the day I can get the Xenia emulator properly running that game on linux, which so far has been problematic for me.
- larusso 3y agoIt got released for Xbox and on the Switch.
- goosedragons 3y agoIt's not the same as the XBLA remaster. The current Xbox and Switch versions are basically emulated ROMs. The XBLA remaster had a lot more changes and improvements like the Perfect Dark XBLA remaster that was released.
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- TaylorAlexander 3y agoUpdate: the latest version of Xenia for Windows runs nicely for me in proton (installed as a non-steam game in steam as that's the easiest way for me to run it with proton) and the Goldeneye XBLA remaster ran just fine! I plugged in an xbox controller over USB and it ran wonderfully. That was fun! I played through a few levels and it all went smoothly. It seems theres a couple different versions of the goldeneye leaked remaster out there so make sure to try a couple different ones if you have any issue.
- nonethewiser 3y agoI think your point still stands but I think Goldeneye is obviously an example of a great third party exclusive. Controls dont hold up well but that’s irrelevant.