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There are several special scoring modes that can be selected in multiplayer. In addition to the standard selection, several user-created scenarios can be used with a cheat device. |
There are several special scoring modes that can be selected in multiplayer. In addition to the standard selection, several user-created scenarios can be used with a cheat device. |
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| + | [[Scenarios | A complete scenario list can be found here.]] |
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| − | :The game ends when either the time allotted has past or a certain number of kills achieved. |
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| − | [[The Living Daylights]] (Flag Tag) |
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| − | :The winner is the player who holds the [[Token | flag]] the longest. |
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| − | :Kills made with the [[Golden Gun | golden gun]] stay with the gun. The player who holds it gets these points. |
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| − | :Two teams compete against each other. Requires either three or four players. |
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| − | [[Live and Let Die]] |
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| − | :The player with the longest inning is the victor. |
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| − | :Scoring is based on accuracy and damage dealt. Headshots net the highest score! |
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==Multiplayer Stages== |
==Multiplayer Stages== |
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Revision as of 21:44, 7 June 2008
GoldenEye offers one of the best multiplayer experiences on the Nintendo 64. Outlined here are a slew of multiplayer stages native or otherwise, common strategies and complaints, and any other stuff that otherwise belongs here.
Features
Multiplayer features several differences from single player stages. Objects reappear after being destroyed or collected. Players can select their characters, their handicap, aim settings, and so forth. All multiplayer stages contain the following four elements.
- A list of the eight different possible weapons that can be placed in the stage. Stages list which of these appear and their location in the level.
- Increases the damage a player can receive.
- Used in the multiplayer scenario The Living Daylights. Only one flag may be placed in a stage.
Spawn Points
- Player start positions. Each stage can have up to sixteen unique locations. At least four are needed for most stages to work correctly.
Scenarios
There are several special scoring modes that can be selected in multiplayer. In addition to the standard selection, several user-created scenarios can be used with a cheat device.
A complete scenario list can be found here.
Multiplayer Stages
There are 11 stages normally selectable from the multiplayer menu. In addition, two other stages were created by Rare and are present on the game but can only be accessed with a GameShark or Pro Action Replay. Besides these stages, through hacking all the solo stages have been given multiplayer setups, and new multiplayer-only levels are now available.
Original Stages
- A vast sandstone temple with large, open rooms.
- A veritable maze of narrow, winding corridors.
- Dark, twisting caverns that make one of the smallest maps.
- Three floors, one narrow corridors underground, one large, open rooms, and another of walkways.
- The lower narrow corridors underneath Library. The smallest of the multiplayer maps.
- Large, blocky rooms with walkways overhead. This composes the upper two floors of Library.
- Battle in the first section of the Russian gas plant. Unlocked in the solo campaign.
- The same two-floor office complex from mission mode. Unlocked in the solo campaign.
- Dank and cavernous. Long narrow walkways and explosive barrels mark this stage. Unlocked in the solo campaign.
- The final mission. Battle between the massive pillars of the Egyptian Temple. Unlocked in the solo campaign.
- Weave between forgotten statues of the communist era in this multiplayer arena. Available via cheat device.
- An array of walkways teetering precariously in the air. Available via cheat device.
New Stages
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Strategies
Some call them tactics, others call them cheap. This is a home for all those sneaky little tricks that have been developed over the years.
No Radar
- Disable the radar via a convenient unlockable in-game cheat.
Dr. No (No Body Armor)
- Disable the nefarious body armor pickups. No more unending lifebars.
- The much-maligned tactic of holing up in a nook.
- An erratic defensive manuever.
- Circle around your target firing wildly.