Mario World is better than OOT in my opinion.

chocolate1325

No it's not:p

http://www.old-wizard.com/top-100-video-games-of-all-time #92

http://gonintendo.com/viewstory.php?id=105214 #20

http://www.empireonline.com/100greatestgames/default.asp?p=8 #8

PS1, period.Best Console ever.

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Still you can't deny the influence Goldeneye had on FPS games to follow. The PC didn't have a game like Goldeneye in 1997 and Half-Life came out a year later.

Actually Gabe Newell mentions even Mario 64 as inspiration for Half-Life in some old PC Gamer interview.

And when, do you think, was Goldeneye in it's FPS form fist shown?

In 1996, that's when. A year before Half-Life.

Even on Wikipedia it says that it was one of the most influential FPS games.

nameless12345

Dude the only impact that Goldeneye had was that it proved that FPS could be done well on consoles. Many of the other elements in Goldeneye were already staples of the genre.

Like what? Realistic guns? Open environments? Driving a tank?

Goldeneye did more than just prove that FPS could be done well on the consoles too.

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[QUOTE="nameless12345"]

Still you can't deny the influence Goldeneye had on FPS games to follow. The PC didn't have a game like Goldeneye in 1997 and Half-Life came out a year later.

Actually Gabe Newell mentions even Mario 64 as inspiration for Half-Life in some old PC Gamer interview.

And when, do you think, was Goldeneye in it's FPS form fist shown?

In 1996, that's when. A year before Half-Life.

Even on Wikipedia it says that it was one of the most influential FPS games.

nameless12345

Jumping Flash was interesting but nothing I would call groundbreaking. Mario 64 basically redefined the platformer genre and many platformers that came out later copied it.

Ocarina of Time and Tomb Raider are nothing alike either.

Besides, N64 got Indiana Jones And The Infernal Machine later in it's lifetime.

Goldeneye wasn't so original, it was a Movie licensed game so it's not so interesting, lacks creativity, originality....& about the realism thing.Realism is the nr#1 "Public enemy" of Gaming, realism is what kills gaming.

Super Mario 64+Metroid Prime=Jumping Flash, but on a minor scale.For example,fight the first boss, the Red Dragon with the Sound turned of while listening the Meta Ridley Theme...Jumping Flash was the first 3d platformer in which kids had a character to rely on.

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Eh? Goldeneye served as inspirations for many PC shooters to follow, including Half-Life and it certainly wasn't "nothing" compared to PC FPS games at the time.

nameless12345

LOL really? It inspired Half life. Again Nameless you never cease to amaze me with your lack of knowledge. Let me give you quick history lesson, Half Life was in Development almost two years before Golden Eye was release. As you probably donot know either, is that Goldeneye started as a rail gun shooter, which is a game ala virtua cop on the Super Nintendo. Now as for Half Life Considering that Valve opened in 1996, and the first footage of Half Life premiered in early 1997. Golden Eye had no influence on Half Life, and your poor excuse of a fact has no grounds on other than your obvious bias towards the N64. Admit you really donot know much about gaming as you think you do.

Still you can't deny the influence Goldeneye had on FPS games to follow. The PC didn't have a game like Goldeneye in 1997 and Half-Life came out a year later.

Actually Gabe Newell mentions even Mario 64 as inspiration for Half-Life in some old PC Gamer interview.

And when, do you think, was Goldeneye in it's FPS form fist shown?

In 1996, that's when. A year before Half-Life.

Even on Wikipedia it says that it was one of the most influential FPS games.

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[QUOTE="nameless12345"]

Eh? Goldeneye served as inspirations for many PC shooters to follow, including Half-Life and it certainly wasn't "nothing" compared to PC FPS games at the time.

nameless12345

LOL really? It inspired Half life. Again Nameless you never cease to amaze me with your lack of knowledge. Let me give you quick history lesson, Half Life was in Development almost two years before Golden Eye was release. As you probably donot know either, is that Goldeneye started as a rail gun shooter, which is a game ala virtua cop on the Super Nintendo. Now as for Half Life Considering that Valve opened in 1996, and the first footage of Half Life premiered in early 1997. Golden Eye had no influence on Half Life, and your poor excuse of a fact has no grounds on other than your obvious bias towards the N64. Admit you really donot know much about gaming as you think you do.

Still you can't deny the influence Goldeneye had on FPS games to follow. The PC didn't have a game like Goldeneye in 1997 and Half-Life came out a year later.

Actually Gabe Newell mentions even Mario 64 as inspiration for Half-Life in some old PC Gamer interview.

And when, do you think, was Goldeneye in it's FPS form fist shown?

In 1996, that's when. A year before Half-Life.

Even on Wikipedia it says that it was one of the most influential FPS games.

Nowadays we don't have video-games anymore, just interactive movies that people mistake them for actual games.360 & PS3 are anything but video-game consoles,they are Entertainment Centers.As for Nintendo, nowadays they make only rehashes, cliches, remakes & sequels, it was inevitable as all the ideeas are exhausted, depleted.Moreover, the so called "games" of this generation, totally lack replay value so that means they are worhtless & people waste their time with them.& the old games are short, so you don't feel like you're wasting your time with gaming, in this life & age we have a lot of other things to do besides gaming.& literally, you can never get bored of an old game, no matter how much you play it.If i play a modern game more than twice, it become really annoying & irritating.So yeah, the games nowadays are just ghosts, shadows from the past, parasites that live on the succes established by the originals & people think they are better just because they have must more realistic graphics, but realism is not the answer in gaming, fantasy is.If i want realism, i watch a movie or go & play paintball or whatever.Playing an old game is like reading a book, it expands your imagination & horizons, playing a modern game is like watching a movie based on a book, it steals all your imagination & you remain limited.So yeah, old games are definitely better, same thing goes for movies & music.

Yeah, lock the poll already, i want it to remain this way:D

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