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If it's got online multiplayer I'm there. This is another N64 game I missed out on, what with not having a job at the time and all...
I bought PD awhile back, its crazy cheap on EBay you can buy brand new shrink wrapped copies for $2 and shipping.
Better that Golden Eye.
If there was a line to wait in for the midnight release of this on xbla I would be there.
that game was fun as hell. i remember taking it over to a friends house in high school using my rom pack to play 4 player split screen vs with bots. sure it was a laggy mess but when it was playable we played the game till we cried of laughter.
I'm right there with you. I still boot up this game and go crazy with some bots.
Amazing game. Planting Laptop Guns around the lower car park levels, grabbing a Super Dragon and 2 mates.... and fighting off horders of Dark Bots.
Fucking awesome.
I'd love some HD counter-operative play.
This would be awesome, suitcase/laptop gun turrets FTW!
What rights issues? When Rare split from Nintendo, they got to keep any IP that they had created, while Nintendo kept the rights of any Nintendo IPs that Rare had worked on (Donkey Kong, Star Fox, Diddy Kong Racing). Rare has always had the rights to Perfect Dark, which is why they were able to make Perfect Dark Zero for 360. The same goes for Banjo-Kazooie. They have full rights to expand those two series, as well as stuff like Jet Force Gemini.
The only Rare IP which has legal issues surrounding it is Goldeneye, and that's because it's a licensed game, in which the Bond license, the publishing license, and the game code license belong to Activision, Nintendo, and Rare (Microsoft) respectively.
@Necros: Well, shit. I stand corrected. I thought there were rights issues holding this back just like there were with Goldeneye.
That raises an important question then, WHY THE FUCK HASN'T THIS COME OUT YET!? Shit.
@B-radicate
I think Microsoft and Nintendo were squabbling over percentages and then someone decided to go home and take their ball with them.
@Arrested Developer: You're so wise...