007 The World Is Not Enough (PS1/N64 Comparison Review) - RustPromoter DX
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ค. 2024
- Bond returns to the first person shooter scene in two very different games. One for the Nintendo 64 and One for the PlayStation 1. Which one deserves a spot on your shelf? Watch my breakdown to find out!
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The World Is Not Enough (Nintendo 64, 2000) -
Published by EA Games, Developed by Eurocom
The World Is Not Enough (PlayStation, 2000)
Published by EA Games, Developed by Black Ops Entertainment
007 Project Trailer - IO Interactive - 2020 - เกม
what's impressive is that the mission in the MI6 building from the 64 version actually got adapted in live action as a training simulation in the next film
That's a big compliment.
I had fun with both versions but definitely felt more at home with the N64 one.
The N64 game is the third best 1st person shooter on the system behind Goldeneye and Perfect Dark, and it's not all that far behind either of them imo. I wish it didn't come out so late in the N64's lifecycle because it's one of the better 1st person shooters of its era.
N64 version is amazing, love that game
It was very bugged: I never saw a videogame freezing on the Nintendo 64 before playing this. Anyway, it was fun to play. Much inferior to Goldeneye, but still enjoyable.
@@OlpusBonzo Thats a you problem. Game never freezes for me.
@@OlpusBonzo And personally goldeneye was inferior in graphics and gameplay mechanics
@@OlpusBonzo “inferior to goldeneye“ lmaoo
Better graphics IMO to
They both are good but N64 wins. I had a lot of memories with that game and Goldeneye. I use to play both with my dad a lot. I remember my Dad beating The World is not Enough on N64 and I thought it was so awesome when I was 11, now I'm 26 and want to go back to that game again and play it with my Dad.
I didn't realize that each console had a distinct version of the game. Great video!
Thank you! I was just as surprised when I found out haha
With the Exception of the Soundtrack on the PS1 version (the N64 version's soundtrack is recycles its level themes on multiple levels and the instrumentation sounds bland to my ears), the N64 version is far superior in my eyes.
The PS1 soundtrack isn't much better, the tracks loop repeatedly on each level. The PS1 was capable of much better music than that.
Night Watch's theme on N64 is one of my favourite tracks though
@@nonsensicalfox That's the best Track in the game I will grant you that.
Loved the N64 gameplay and design but the aiming left a lot to be desired. The PS1 blackjack table is pretty bad ass though
The Blackjack scene was something I thoroughly enjoyed as kid..even though I felt like they were stacking the deck against me!
I didn't know the game existed until about 2014 when my dad gave it to me as a gift along with our old family N64.
I was blown away that I never heard of it before. I blame it being so late in the N64 lifespan relative to Goldeneye, and PS2 having so much hype for it's release.
I feel like it lacks the charm of Goldeneye, but it's still a perfectly fun Bond game and a worthy addition to any N64 collection.
I remember thinking the graphics were pretty good for a PS1 title! Sadly I never got to play the N64 version, but was very curious about it as it was different to the PS1 version.
I grew up with the PS1 title so I definitely have a soft spot for it lol. If you get a chance definitely try out the N64 version!
I appreciate the fact you included your stutters, it adds realism and authenticity to your script
PS1 version does not run at a higher resolution, both run at 240p. You have to turn off dither filter with an everdrive 64 to increase the sharpness. N64 version has motion shadows on all characters, neat lighting effects, smooth and very crisp textures, much better draw distance and far superior animations. Textures on the PS1 have more detail which sounds good in theory but is negated by the blockiness of them. I can't blame the devs though, in fact the game looks very good given by the grapical 3D capabilities of the system. On top of having far superior graphics the N64 supports dual analog controls, just change the controls from standart to 1.2 solitaire. By using this control layout you can use the c buttons or d pad for movement and aim with the thumbstick.
wow, I didn't know that. sounds like much of fun. gonna try this, thanks
lol u gaytendo fans are salty as fuck.
In The World Is Not Enough the 1.2 Solitaire like control scheme is called 3 - Infiltration
the N64 version could run at 480i with the expansion pack
When I saw this game for the first time on the n64, I thought the graphics look like if it was on the gamecube
I allways thought rare's bond game looked better.
If you see how perfect dark ended out one can only immagine what a sescond bond game from them might have looked like.
The N64 version control scheme was amazing. The ability to lock on to enemies close to the center of the screen while still keeping direction if moving and not facing directly towards them made aiming and movement and strafing all with a single stick feel more natural than it had any right to be. The stop-breaks from shooting gave the gameplay a good balance between action and recovery that isn't seen as much in newer games. And everything about the game felt very distilled...as if every element of a good shooter was there, but nothing extra made the cut. It feels very pure. The game has 16:9 widescreen support, and visual quality holds up decently well when rendered even in a higher resolution, so it can also emulate beautifully when played on modern hardware, and hold up to modern games much better than it has any right to. This game is under-appreciated, and arguably felt smoother to play than GoldenEye.
She likes ps1 th-cam.com/video/LjUgz5FHR90/w-d-xo.html
Pierce Bronson should meet Charles Brosnan
"...inject more movieness..."
I freaking love it, haha.
Great video!
I always thought the PS1 version was good for what the PS1 could do, since it was never really known as an FPS powerhouse in the way the 64 was. I own both physically, since I grew up with the PS1 version, but recognize the 64 version is better overall, lol.
I'm playing through the n64 version now for the first time. The gunplay is actually quite fun. I'm not looking forward to playing through the ps1 version, but will give it a shot. Nice comparison video!
Thank you! It's definitely a step down from the N64 version but honestly you may find yourself liking it
Seems like everyone who complains about N64 controls in FPS games is trying to play with move-on-stick controls, which have always been worse. It’s the default because it was easier for newcomers to pick up and understand, but to play for real you have to switch it to look-on-stick (Turok style) controls. It still won’t quite control like Halo, but at least you have look and turn on the same thumb like a modern game.
Did you just say “Pierce Bronson”? Uh, no...
My brother and I only played the N64 game as a rental back in the day, but that was five days well spent.
Good review. 👍 It's quite mind-blowing that the PS1 version received a "Greatest Hits" label.
They really went for it with the N64 version. Accuracy to the film, cutscenes, graphics, use of expansion pack, amount of audio, multiplayer suite, etc
I've never played the ps1 version but from what I could tell it was pretty much the game play and HUD and menu of the previous game (Tomorrow Never Dies) only in first person while the 64 version seems to be it's own thing only more in line with Goldeneye
Awesome review my friend I've subscribed! I'm a huge fan of the N64 version.
Thank you! I really appreciate this !
Just bought this game today. I played the N64 version back in the day but never tried the PS1 version.
Thank you for the review!
Can you play the PS1 version on the later consoles?
You'll be able to play the physical copy on the PS2 and PS3, but unfortunately they never released it digitally on the PS Store - at least not in the US
I spent a lot of time and I had a lot of fun conquering this game as well as playing the Multiplayer with friends. N64 was more of a complete package. PS1 version only wanted to show off their included clips from the movie, I think the reading on the N64 kept players more intrigued and wanting to find out what was next.
I'm going to play both versions. Both seem fun, both are different, makes sense to try them out.
I had played both of them. They’re both pretty good.
Thank you so much for this
I've never played the PS1 version of The World Is Not Enough but watching gameplay wasn't the best that's why I'm more into the N64 version I feel like that one was close to the movie. At the time I didnt own a PlayStation 1 so I didn't really experience playing the game myself.
So I grew up with the PS1 version and granted I had "child goggles on" and thought it was the bomb. Then I played then when I played the N64 version I was like "wow, I wished I would have played this when I was younger instead"
N64 had a longer campaign amazing multiplayer with bot support and good maps and was a fun challenge to 100%. The PS1 version had an 11 mission campaign and 2 difficulties. The N64 version had more content and more effort put in so the N64 version is way better to me.
Is it possible to change the game language in the options? (N64 version)
So it looks like the US version does not have language options sadly. The PAL version does, with options for German and French
@@rustpromoterdx Thank you. You helped me.
Ahhh the 9th grade after school. I had it on the 64.
Completed both version but i enjoyed the n64 more tho.
Wha is the diference between the gray and the blue one?
The Blue cart was the original print of the game. Later versions were printed on the grey cart. Other than that, nothing special between the two
@@rustpromoterdx thanks, besarse the gray one of turok 2, is better because it fix some mistake of the Black one
I didn't have goldeneye I had this game instead. And I played it alot. 😅 That is until perfect dark 64 came out and blew me away 😲🤯.
Still I like the a.i. in this game.
If I remember correctly you could play multiplayer with bots.
is this EVEN a contest!??
wher did you find them at such cheap prices?
Well the PS1 version I bought straight from Ebay. The N64 version came from a retro game store I linked in the description
When it comes to stuff like textures, That's more along the developers job to make or break it in most cases. PS1 of any game is a deal breaker for me because it doesn't support perspective correction.
Great work
Had both versions and the 64 version was my favorite. I Still have the 64 blue cartridge game
The graphics of the PS-version are holding up pretty nice.
movie tie in games something that's rare nowadays
Pierce Bronson? :-) Is he related to Charles Bronson?
Are you running emulation? The frame rate is not great and your movements seem a bit too smooth for n64
Nope. This was captured from both systems.. unfortunately I had a very cheap device when capturing. The N64 was boosted slightly by the expansion pack but that is it.
Pierce Bronson?
"Pierce Bronson"
I had it on ps1 I could never get passed the casino level
I hado to learn how to play BlackJack haha thanks to that level now I play in real casinos.
I played both of these the play station one follows the movie better then the N64 but I think the N64 version was more fun to me since that's the version I played first.
Yes it’s very underrated love the multiplayer
What’s better about the N64 version besides including the multiplayer is that the graphics are better.
Brosnan not bronson
Oops. Not sure how that happened! Thank you for the correction
Pierce "Bronson"? 🤣
PS1 has clips from the movie
Thank you so much. I just found out this game was on the n64. I thought it was only for the ps1. So I looked up comparison and saw your review here. I loved it. So much details you gave. :) The n64 version looks like goldeneye only better. And while yes, I don't like the free aiming either, and the ps1 controls are obviously better, I love goldeneye. So with the improvements it made over goldeneye and the multiplayer, and the open style level design, I'm definitely picking up the n64 version or what I'll be calling from now on goldeneye 2. Lol
I'm glad you liked it! There is a lot of love GoldenEye (rightfully so) but I am sad that people don't talk about The World is Not Enough which just improves on the format of GoldenEye in so many ways!
@@rustpromoterdx yeah, I think not many people know about it much because of the ps1 version. They probably just figured it was the same game. Not knowing it was a completely different game.
Pierce Bronsan? BROSNAN mate
Yeah apparently I have been saying it wrong my whole life and I'm not sure why I'm just now finding out about it haha
480p is the best you can do in 2020? come on bro
I love PS1 Version
Yeah but has the 64 aged well? I just always hated the aiming but after seeing this maybe I'll go back and tweak controls if possible. Besides that it's a great game. I love the mi6 level, the Shotgun is badass
lol obviously it has held up well, nobody even talks about or realizes there is even a PS1 version of this game because of how bad it is.
Must say I like the PS1 version more, probably because that's what I played first and learned to know all the levels inside out (cue high scores), then mastering them weapons (cue higher scores). Nobody seems to mention them unlockable cheats that version has, they're semi-fun. Don't own many versions of this game though, only the original PAL/UK version - SCN covers, American original and Greatest Hits, plus the French one as a promo disc. Never owned the N64 version, but played that one a bit through emulation with a keyboard - it makes some bits quite difficult. If I were to play with real hardware, certain missions would probably still be infuriating. Fun game otherwise. Muzak I find better on PS1, them loops are just criminally short. Outside main menu, both of them span over one minute.
I did not know about the unlockable cheats! That is really cool. I love when games used to do that. A fun reward for doing something specific in a game. Not something you see much anymore sadly. Glad you like the PS1 version, Love that you have the different versions!
I sometimes wonder if people never visit Options. I would recommend doing that. Not only because them cheats are a submenu over there. Along control customization (this is also in TND). Which leads me to think that I have no idea what is it exactly with controls that makes people say that they suck, I can not play for a while and come back, adjust after a few seconds and breeze through the(m) game(s).
But seriously, these PS1 games are not as bad as the impression internet gives with them. Except 007 Racing, I can get behind some of the thing internet says about that one. Except the "can't scroll items backwards" part, that's not true.
Wow its waaaay different
The PS1 version is look like a game boy advanced edition lol
NINTENDO-64 IS AWESOME!!! *!Like N°687! ;-D*
N64 wins, no contest.
N64 version looks like it's better than Goldeneye
The gunplay and movement isn't as good but that being said it's still a really fun game and I personally played it more than goldeneye. The missions feel more James bond-esque like using stealth and espionage more heavily instead of constant massive gun battles like goldeneye has, aswell as having to deal with civilians more often so you have to be more careful with who you shoot at which increases the challenge.
Also the graphics are alot better and include actual reload animations/alternate fire modes and voice acting/cutscenes, plus the multi-player is really fun and has bots.
The amazing part about this game too is it doesn't require that updated memory pack like perfect dark needed, even though it feels like it has just as many features and improvements in graphics and such as perfect dark had over goldeneye. Though it did need a memory card inserted into the controller to save properly, which to my knowledge came standard with the n64 so it wasn't really an issue unlike the updated memory pack you inserted into the console which was a seperate product
It was 'superior' in so many ways, but it somehow just wasn't as 'fun'. It was still good, though.
@@chrisoverholt2325 Okay I can understand that. I feel that say about games like Timesplitters when you compare them to newer AAA fps games.
The multiplayer of twine 64 is much better and fun than the goldeneye
I really wished during the 64 era I got to play this with all of my friends. The options and characters they have to choose from were awesome !
What about the gameboy color version
I mention it in the video and I really want to play and review.. just got to find a copy. Maybe next Bond season
I can't believe anyone enjoys playing the Nightwatch mission! It's frustrating as hell!
Haha it is definitely challenging for sure and I definitely cursed up a storm playing it but I love old stealth missions like that and the atmosphere of that level was on point!
It takes ALOT of patience! Still the N64 version owns the ps1 version in every way!
even though the N64 game is superior in every way, I like the PS1 title with the movie scenes included and soundtrack it had.
N64 more powerfull ,its the truth
N64 version is all i know. I got an emulator ps but ima get 64 now. Way better
"The framerate is silky smooth" - shows sub 20fps footage
ps1 ran at like 10 fps
and still it was better than 64
@@chip22340. never, TWINE 64 is extremely optimized and never suffers from a huge framerate drop
Re release this game now
This is sad to see w video made in 2020 that was encoded like it was 1998 :-/
PS1 version was not bad. The graphics looks better despite the texture warping. It should have been the better version but they simplified the levels too much for it to compete with the N64 version.
PS1 version didn't even have multiplayer so no N64 owner would ever consider buying the PS1 version...
Why the Playstation version have AntiAlysing like the N64 one ?
N64 is better game
N64 wins no doubt
1st!
02:16 - N64
06:54 - PSX (full voice work, footage from the movie, better resolution, detail textures)
So not going to mention the mp? k. How about this.
N64: Supports perspective correction and Z-buffering which shows.
Psx: Regardless of game is not capable of either. (who cares about the slightly "better" resolution when there's no perspective correction?)
If the movie footage over in game cutscenes is that important, just forgo the game and watch the film.
I learned to play blackjack in the PS1 version
Ps1 version is a joke. Ugly as sin with the worst controls of any fps I have ever played. Didn't even get past the first level. The n64 version is amazing. The music is superb tight controls and great visuals and mp.
lol u gaytendo 64 got beat up from psx, and psx have a ton of great games not like ur gaytendo 64
@@johanbire3296 PS1 had really awful controls before Dual Analog and Dualshock came. Black Ops Entertainment did an absolutely horrible job by not putting dual analog in the game despite that the Dual Analog and Dualshock controllers were already during the release of this game. The N64 version is way better since it has a Dual analog like scheme. Also, the N64 has good games too
@Jason Martinez lol gay64 only have 393 games compare too psx games lol, psx sold 101 m sold worldwide gay64 only 33 m lol and gay64 controller is the weirdest controller ever made, holding with 3 hand hahaha and have weak analog stik lol 🤣🤣😭
PS1 version is so good. You can punch everybody!
Didnt N64 have that too
and the fighting animation in n64 is also much better
@@pchtommy1268 Yeah, it did. On N64 you can punch everybody too. Or electrocute, or sedate them if you want. You can even electrocute AND punch them in the same combo if you want
ps1 version all the way for sure!
They’re both good but the PS1 looks a little better
The expansion pack does not enhance games that do not need it.
Actually there are a handful games that require it , but there are quite a large list of games that see a boost in resolution and such. Here is a list of the some of the games that have upgrades and what they do. nintendo.fandom.com/wiki/Nintendo_64_Expansion_Pak
PS1 game is awful. The 64 version was amazing.
no
upside down
The PS1 version is a ugly pile of crap. Just a total eyesore to look at.
Goldeneye was pure trash.
So is your mother.
@@chrisoverholt2325 hahah crying over a video-Game? Get a job dude.
@@lolz0r16
Your mom works, right?
Which corner?
@@chrisoverholt2325 cry Some more xD you sound like 15.
@@lolz0r16
I just think it's weird that you took showers with your mom well into your teens...
N64 game looks like shit in the boogers
lol oh please, the PlayStation version was demonstrably the worst version of the game, N64 version is considered to be vastly better than the PlayStation counterpart.