This was recorded using the emulator Project 64, with the Glide64 plugin. This plugin is NOT ideal, as it darkens the game and cannot display certain textures correctly. GlideN64 works much better I've found after the fact. I used a GameCube controller to play. For a commentated Let's Play of this game, check out my playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLGGFX-hnXvGoh1-6Bz7TJtGt5fjY_tWyX.html
This game felt so real when I was playing it as a kid and it felt like the levels where huge open world. 🤣 I dnt remember any of the levels until I see them then it brings back memories.. this is a golden nostalgia moment.
It definitely didn’t feel real with the graphics at the time. But I enjoyed the game too at the time for the PlayStation version, game had to many funny moments such as the backflips lol
I just download 20 or 30 ps1 n64 sega cd games for my phone from my child hood this was one of them. I probably beat this game like 25 time. I literally thought I was a spy when i played it, I was like 8 or 9 😂
This game was HARD for a 5 year old, I remember getting the part where he finds the hazmat suit, except I never found it as a kid lol this game is insane
Oh such childhood memories, can't believe it's been around 20 years since playing this! Revisiting it really makes me laugh..supercomputer in a basement surrounded by toxic slime? Absolutely!
Even just the in-game cheats are fun! I always had a blast bringing all weapons into the embassy and shooting civilians, while trying to kill the guards before they capture you.
I disagree..."Winback" is...I found that game in the bargain bin for 10 dollars and it is 1 of the best games I ever played. Metal gear solid sons of liberty borrowed a few things from that game.
@@thegamingchef3304 I'll take your word for Winback, since i haven't heard of it yet. Metal gear solid sons of liberty no hadn't seen it on n64 either.
The Nostalgia is through the roof with this game. I was literally having flashback of some of the areas on this game, when nothing else matter that we now worry as adults other than just beating the current game you were playing
That hit home. The carefree days where playing any single player game felt like an immersive journey. the game we played took over all our life. being a child and growing up in the 90s was magic. its very different for kids now
Yesss! Even looking at this now, it felt soo real. I remember the mansion level and taking over the generals face felt so real, like I WAS the general. It was so spooky and fun.
@@toooooooooooooooool It's not underwhelming. It's pretty in line with what the TV series established. On the show, the message would often go up in smoke after listening to it rather than outright explode. It destroys the recording without attracting too much attention.
This was the first 64 game I played. I remember it took us weeks to find that Boris guy and figure it all out in that first stage lol.. Thanks a lot for the upload
I remember finally beating this game as a kid. I always used to just roam around that first Embassy mission like I owned the place not really knowing what to do lol. This game and Spawn on the SNES were my first annoying games (in a good way) that were a pleasure to finally beat. Thanks for uploading this it brings back some memories.
This is one of my favorite games growing up. As a kid this was no different to me than playing goldeneye it blew my mind years later to find out how lowly rated it was . Just actually got an N64 again n eBay after about 15 years since having one and I am so excited to play through this one again never actually fully beat it but it is hilarious. I remember back then it like blew my mind you could get arrested and stuff like that there were some pretty cool unique little things in this one it sort of reminds me a lot of the new hitman series.
I'm here because as a child I could never figure out how to beat the 2nd level 😁 I must have played it a thousand times. Makes me feel better seeing comments of all the other kids who couldn't beat it!
LOL OH WOW! It brings back so many memories. Late night hours playing this game which I got for Christmas back in 2000 from my sister. The 3:15 minute mark, putting on the disguise. How cool that was back in the day.
Thanks for posting this. Really crazy trip down memory lane, how much life has changed in 22 years, I was 7 when it came out. Awesome sound track, love it
I liked Mission: Impossible and other action/adventure games. Base on the Mission: Impossible movie with Tom Cruise on it. I mastered every level without failing a mission objective, I never gave up on this stuff. I still liked that stuff. I remembered that one. I never skipped my memories.
Absolutely fantastic Nostalgia-trip into my childhood, but you finishing those Mission I took hours if not days with breaks in between crushes me lol Jk thank you for this enjoyable video! Thank you for your efforts!
7:03 there was this thing i use to do. i would put like all the explosives on that escape boat. then run away, then blow it up. when u did that. the camera would zoom on ethans face liek they do for dialogue, ud get a repeating explosive sound, the game will freeze, and if u have the rumble pack insert it wont stop vibrating. youd have to reset the n64 though it was pretty funny
Actually, this game was released almost two months before Metal Gear Solid and was based on a movie that was released two years prior, which itself was based on a TV show that initially aired 30 years earlier. In fact, the levels in this game play out like a stealth mission from the shows and movies, with the agents knocking people out, taking their identities, sabotaging equipment, faking documents, framing other people, and overall tricking the bad guys into doing what they want. As Martin Landau, who played Rollin Hand on the TV show, stated in an interview, "Mission was a mind game. The ideal mission was getting in and getting out without anyone ever knowing we were there." In other words, Jim Phelps and his fellow IMF agents were out saving the world when Solid Snake was in diapers.
@@imfsresidentotaku9699 true that but the game was horrific and MGS was a masterpiece. it was a corporate nightmare and a lot of good ideas were eventually poorly executed. I still loved it as a kid.
@@lightup6751 This game is far from "horrific," and comparing it to MGS isn't going to prove you right. And while this game may have been a nightmare to make, calling it "a corporate nightmare" is pushing it. The people behind the game wanted to create "a spy simulation" that would be worthy of the Mission: Impossible film, and I'd say they succeeded. There were "a lot of good ideas," but they were not "poorly executed." Quite the contrary. As I mentioned above, the missions in this game play out like ones from the shows and movies. In fact, I'd say this game is more faithful to the original source material than the movie is. It makes you think like an IMF agent. You need to carefully complete each of the objectives to make sure that the mission is a success, and one mistake could ruin the whole operation. Also, you spend most of your comment talking about how "horrific" this game was, then you say you "still loved it as a kid." You can't have it both ways.
I love that he puts the medicine in the champagne flute RIGHT in front of the bartender, while he's asking where the dignitary's aide is. Talk about subtle.
According to the mission briefing screens, that guy who hands it to him is in on the mission and just doubling as a bartender. But yeah, he's still wide open in public eyes. Not to mention the glass is the only pink liquid in the room haha.
This bring back so much memories I used to play this game. I still have my console and the game still till this day! It's been forever since I've touched it.
when I was a kid I made it to the part where u drop thru the ceiling in the embassy to hack the computers, and I haven’t touched it since, probably 13 years since I’ve played the game. EDIT: there’s an easter egg I found as a kid, where on the first mission if you wait for your friend on the boat to come back, you can shoot it and it’ll explode with a “missing in action” screen
During the N64 era, I remember thinking they couldn't possibly get any better. How do you beat 3D? But they seem to find a way each new console, even if the improvements aren't nearly as drastic as going from 2D to 3D.
Good Old Days Gaming I played alot of golden eye with the split screen, 4 people??? On a 22 inch TV??! LOL HOW DID WE DO IT! now I play VR. how the times have changed.
This is an emulation, and as a result most of the game is dark or some textures just completely messed up, and for some reason the animation is too fast. If you play on a real N64 it looks much better.
At 35:28, during the "framed as a mole" mission, it's also possible to "use" that spray can against Phelps (instead of holding a gun.) He just says "Don't make me laugh! Here, take this!" and then he zaps you with a stun gun. Even so, you can still _just_ make it to the door in time.
I remember waiting for this game to come out back in the day, both EGM and Gamepro as well as Nintendo Power magazines would show very realistic looking screen shots of the game and some of those screen shots were of course certain parts of the game, and there were some that weren’t. After playing Goldeneye for a year and having a blast with it, many of us that enjoyed the spy experience, were so hyped for this game. Sadly the game would get pushed back constantly from it’s original release date and every month in one of the aforementioned magazines, we would see a new screen shot or weapon of some sort to hype us up more and the developers would tell the magazines for everyone to just be patient and they were sorry, but they just wanted to give us the most realistic and bad ass experience as a spy, and the game would be out soon, only to be delayed again. Until finally, we got our release date, and the game comes out, and fans immediately didn’t like it because they waited very long for this and once they got their hands on it, they felt the game was half assed, glitchy, broken, ugly, very short, very difficult and very stupidly boring. When I first got it, I actually liked it and had a good time playing it, especially since there was some connection to the first movie with Tom Cruise, there was a lot of things from the movie in the game and I loved that because I am a fan of the movie franchise. I think the game was ahead of it’s time and I understand where the developers were coming from, they tried their hardest to give us an authentic spy experience and they were pretty damn close in my opinion.
5th grade me loved this game. This, Goldeneye and Perfect Dark were my favorite games. 14:20 give her unconscious body a few more punches for good measure lol.
Unlocking memories for me I forgot I had I use to love this game just never understood the game Bc my age at the time only thing I truly remember was music
I playing it right now (on real hardware), the game actually still holds up ! In less than 15 minutes, you'll get used to the buttons layout and then you'll play just like him. When buying it, I thought it'll be a chore to play, it's actually still very enjoyable
How can anyone say the gaystation version has better graphics? This one looks so much smoother, better music, no cut off lines and no cheesy voice acting.
3:37 *Pulls something aggressively from his pocket* "Can you take this letter.." OH DEAR GOD!!! THANK GOD, I thought you were going to pull out a gun and shoot me. I mean you did the motion
Oh, that mission in the embassy... me and my father would always go to the bathroom and hide around the corner, try to get the drop on the woman in red when she came in after us, but before dealing with the ambassador's aide
This was a solid and frustrating mission game at the same time. It's better than the mixed reviews it received but had the unfair advantage at being compared to Goldeneye at the time.
It would be awesome if this game got a modern day remake. I always loved the embassy mission segments. It was awesome how each mission connected to the other. It genuinely felt like a story. Sure, the aiming is janky, but it doesn't take away from the game due to most enemies only require 1 shot to kill them. It would've been better if there was a better lock-on system instead of free aim. The developers tried too much to copy off of Goldeneye's aiming system and it failed. There's a lot of content in this game though, which makes it worth buying and playing. I re-bought a copy on eBay for around £5.
This was recorded using the emulator Project 64, with the Glide64 plugin. This plugin is NOT ideal, as it darkens the game and cannot display certain textures correctly. GlideN64 works much better I've found after the fact. I used a GameCube controller to play. For a commentated Let's Play of this game, check out my playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLGGFX-hnXvGoh1-6Bz7TJtGt5fjY_tWyX.html
Bruuuhhh u and me both it was hard for 6 years old I got stuck on the CIA rooftop mission until I was 12 lmao
Glide64 plugin is not ideal, GlideN64 works much better.
why are 3dfx voodoo plugins still used in TYOOL 2023?
@@bluebirdsigmathe post was from 4 yrs ago
@@SaltyChip voodoo cards died 20 years ago, 4 years was literally yesterday
This game felt so real when I was playing it as a kid and it felt like the levels where huge open world. 🤣 I dnt remember any of the levels until I see them then it brings back memories.. this is a golden nostalgia moment.
Hearing him get shocked on those floor panels is a sound I never forgot.
@@tmonie 😂😂 same
It definitely didn’t feel real with the graphics at the time. But I enjoyed the game too at the time for the PlayStation version, game had to many funny moments such as the backflips lol
I just download 20 or 30 ps1 n64 sega cd games for my phone from my child hood this was one of them. I probably beat this game like 25 time. I literally thought I was a spy when i played it, I was like 8 or 9 😂
my brothers also loved it we would play it on Saturdays alot. man time Flys 😢
11:55 one of my favorite levels. Still remember the piano music.
Totally agree. Best "unexpected" level and loved getting to the white room to steal the noc list like the movie. Me and my lil bro ate that sh#t up!!!
Same, I could never finish it.
This game was HARD for a 5 year old, I remember getting the part where he finds the hazmat suit, except I never found it as a kid lol this game is insane
Bruh You are so right 😂😂😂
Bro I think about the same mission when I think about this game
I was 5 too back when I played this on the n64 😭
Was about 5 as well but back then my dad and I would work on games together. This and Perfect Dark being a few
Broooo. Isn’t that crazy?! A 5 year old. Doing some of these missions and I think how the heck. Brings so much memories back. I love it.
This was my GO TO game at blockbuster when I was a kid. This game felt so real and had a lot of deep content for an older game
Oh such childhood memories, can't believe it's been around 20 years since playing this! Revisiting it really makes me laugh..supercomputer in a basement surrounded by toxic slime? Absolutely!
Don't forget explosive chewing gum and guards that always do a delayed, perfect backflip after getting shot in the head!
This is the Most Underrated N64 Game of All-Time. So....... fun! going threw these missions. (especially with a gameshark)
Even just the in-game cheats are fun! I always had a blast bringing all weapons into the embassy and shooting civilians, while trying to kill the guards before they capture you.
I disagree..."Winback" is...I found that game in the bargain bin for 10 dollars and it is 1 of the best games I ever played. Metal gear solid sons of liberty borrowed a few things from that game.
@@Bady89-lg9sn Not the best game on n64 just the most underrated ive seen.
@@thegamingchef3304 I'll take your word for Winback, since i haven't heard of it yet. Metal gear solid sons of liberty no hadn't seen it on n64 either.
@@thegamingchef3304 mannnn, win back was a sleeper. Completely forgot about that game.
The Nostalgia is through the roof with this game. I was literally having flashback of some of the areas on this game, when nothing else matter that we now worry as adults other than just beating the current game you were playing
That hit home.
The carefree days where playing any single player game felt like an immersive journey. the game we played took over all our life.
being a child and growing up in the 90s was magic. its very different for kids now
Yesss! Even looking at this now, it felt soo real. I remember the mansion level and taking over the generals face felt so real, like I WAS the general. It was so spooky and fun.
This message will self distruct in 5 seconds im curious how well that went on the plane .
In the movie it kinda...dissolved. Underwhelming to say the least.
Prior to 9/11 as well when the show and video game was produced.
@@toooooooooooooooool It's not underwhelming. It's pretty in line with what the TV series established. On the show, the message would often go up in smoke after listening to it rather than outright explode. It destroys the recording without attracting too much attention.
This was the first 64 game I played. I remember it took us weeks to find that Boris guy and figure it all out in that first stage lol.. Thanks a lot for the upload
I remember finally beating this game as a kid. I always used to just roam around that first Embassy mission like I owned the place not really knowing what to do lol. This game and Spawn on the SNES were my first annoying games (in a good way) that were a pleasure to finally beat.
Thanks for uploading this it brings back some memories.
This red dressed lady was terrifying when I was a child, I ve never finished the second level because of her!
What was terrifying about her
K W she kills you instantly if you don’t knock her out first
She'll sneak up on you in the bathroom and assassinate you. I remember the 2nd level being the most iconic by far as a child
Yeah i was stuck badly on this level as a kid lol i was only 10
I think I was even younger than that.. I don't think I knew how to read fully yet.
Embassy was definitely my favorite mission
watching this game makes me think of how the developers of Splinter Cell and the Hitman series got inspired to make those games.
what a gem!!
This is one of my favorite games growing up. As a kid this was no different to me than playing goldeneye it blew my mind years later to find out how lowly rated it was . Just actually got an N64 again n eBay after about 15 years since having one and I am so excited to play through this one again never actually fully beat it but it is hilarious. I remember back then it like blew my mind you could get arrested and stuff like that there were some pretty cool unique little things in this one it sort of reminds me a lot of the new hitman series.
Completely agree, haha let me know how the play though goes?
As I kid thought of it as a goldeneye spiritual sucessor kkkk so much delicious naiveté
The music atmosphere, no voices...its the best thing ever.
Pure ART.
My man socked the lady in the red dress like "talk shit get hit" 😭😂
This is what first introduced me to the Mission: Impossible franchise.
Thank you for letting me relive childhood
29:44 that's the best room in the entire game
18:46
good thing I wasn't the only one who punch Barnes after his fake death
"Fake death"? Barnes actually died. You punch him to make sure he's really dead.
14:40 I like how you're switching your inventory items to the piano keys lol.
Topic Infinite awesome haha
I couldn't wait to get home to play this after school. I loved it so much I hand copied the entire manual, including the pictures. Good times
damn my earliest memory is when i was 3-4 years old and watching my older brother play this game on n64, lowky did not expect to find any gameplay
I'm here because as a child I could never figure out how to beat the 2nd level 😁 I must have played it a thousand times.
Makes me feel better seeing comments of all the other kids who couldn't beat it!
OMG this takes me back. one of my favorite n64 games. tfs!
Oh man I loved this game. Randomly thought about it and just had to find it on TH-cam to relive the memories
Games like this were ahead of their time
LOL OH WOW! It brings back so many memories. Late night hours playing this game which I got for Christmas back in 2000 from my sister. The 3:15 minute mark, putting on the disguise. How cool that was back in the day.
LOVE MY CHILDHOOD! from nes,to sega, to snes, to n64.....loved this game! n64 was soooo fun to play with cousins!
Used to rent this from Blockbuster on the N64, get the the sniper part and have to give it back.
Thanks for posting this. Really crazy trip down memory lane, how much life has changed in 22 years, I was 7 when it came out. Awesome sound track, love it
I like how this game is more like the original TV SERIES with elements of the 1996 movie combined.
Kind of ambitious from a level design and gameplay perspective tbh
This was my childhood. More concept-based games, versus the emphasis on graphics. I would play this ten-times over, again.
I liked Mission: Impossible and other action/adventure games. Base on the Mission: Impossible movie with Tom Cruise on it. I mastered every level without failing a mission objective, I never gave up on this stuff. I still liked that stuff. I remembered that one. I never skipped my memories.
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@@pierreclinton You alright?
Yeah, N64 Freak I’m fine 🙂.👍 Why you ask? I was sick 🤒 with Covid-19.
Love this game as a kid still love to play it take me back
Man, the bass line on the IMF theme, really feels celebratory.
Absolutely fantastic Nostalgia-trip into my childhood, but you finishing those Mission I took hours if not days with breaks in between crushes me lol
Jk thank you for this enjoyable video! Thank you for your efforts!
This is awesome! I used to really enjoy playing the embassy level back in the day :)
Jesus the nostalgia thank you for this video!
I remember liking this game, but I remember it being really hard.
18:40 standard test doctors use to confirm time of death
I actually shot the body.
7:03 there was this thing i use to do. i would put like all the explosives on that escape boat. then run away, then blow it up.
when u did that. the camera would zoom on ethans face liek they do for dialogue, ud get a repeating explosive sound, the game will freeze, and if u have the rumble pack insert it wont stop vibrating. youd have to reset the n64 though
it was pretty funny
This game was to be Nintendo's answer to metal gear solid. I really enjoyed playing this as a kid.
Actually, this game was released almost two months before Metal Gear Solid and was based on a movie that was released two years prior, which itself was based on a TV show that initially aired 30 years earlier. In fact, the levels in this game play out like a stealth mission from the shows and movies, with the agents knocking people out, taking their identities, sabotaging equipment, faking documents, framing other people, and overall tricking the bad guys into doing what they want. As Martin Landau, who played Rollin Hand on the TV show, stated in an interview, "Mission was a mind game. The ideal mission was getting in and getting out without anyone ever knowing we were there." In other words, Jim Phelps and his fellow IMF agents were out saving the world when Solid Snake was in diapers.
@@imfsresidentotaku9699 true that but the game was horrific and MGS was a masterpiece.
it was a corporate nightmare and a lot of good ideas were eventually poorly executed.
I still loved it as a kid.
@@lightup6751 This game is far from "horrific," and comparing it to MGS isn't going to prove you right. And while this game may have been a nightmare to make, calling it "a corporate nightmare" is pushing it. The people behind the game wanted to create "a spy simulation" that would be worthy of the Mission: Impossible film, and I'd say they succeeded. There were "a lot of good ideas," but they were not "poorly executed." Quite the contrary. As I mentioned above, the missions in this game play out like ones from the shows and movies. In fact, I'd say this game is more faithful to the original source material than the movie is. It makes you think like an IMF agent. You need to carefully complete each of the objectives to make sure that the mission is a success, and one mistake could ruin the whole operation. Also, you spend most of your comment talking about how "horrific" this game was, then you say you "still loved it as a kid." You can't have it both ways.
This game is so much connected to the entire television series. I love it in my opinion because of the gameplay and its graphics.
How awesome is it that the piano interlays with level’s theme song in the NOC mission at the party. So cool!
I remember playing this as a 6 year old not knowing what the fuck to do and somehow getting to the next stage
Same here. Made to the aerial computer hack and couldn't make it any further further!
28:00 she didn’t want to catch those hands so purposely fell backwards. Smart.
I love that he puts the medicine in the champagne flute RIGHT in front of the bartender, while he's asking where the dignitary's aide is. Talk about subtle.
According to the mission briefing screens, that guy who hands it to him is in on the mission and just doubling as a bartender. But yeah, he's still wide open in public eyes. Not to mention the glass is the only pink liquid in the room haha.
@@GoodOldDaysGaming That's part of being an IMF agent: Hiding in plain sight.
yes!! good old memories! one of my favorite games!! i really enjoyed playing that game, i completed all levels in 2 months, hard but amazing
I never questioned why the facemaker had the ability to change your whole attire, I just ran along with it lmao
twss supposed to change face then you dress in their garb, bu all the sane
*same
This bring back so much memories I used to play this game. I still have my console and the game still till this day! It's been forever since I've touched it.
Watching them backflip after a headshot never gets old.
I like how you kept flipping in the inventory between your fist and the dart on the embassy level to the beat of the music lol
when I was a kid I made it to the part where u drop thru the ceiling in the embassy to hack the computers, and I haven’t touched it since, probably 13 years since I’ve played the game.
EDIT: there’s an easter egg I found as a kid, where on the first mission if you wait for your friend on the boat to come back, you can shoot it and it’ll explode with a “missing in action” screen
18:44 I remember laughing so much when I first discovered you could do that!
Wow...I cannot believe the graphics .... we once thought this looked good. LOL
During the N64 era, I remember thinking they couldn't possibly get any better. How do you beat 3D? But they seem to find a way each new console, even if the improvements aren't nearly as drastic as going from 2D to 3D.
Good Old Days Gaming I played alot of golden eye with the split screen, 4 people??? On a 22 inch TV??! LOL HOW DID WE DO IT! now I play VR. how the times have changed.
I have a n64 and this game and I can play it the whole day. Games of today like GoW I can barely watch
Dorothy Jean Thompson I purchased this game brand new from Best Buy back then and I still thought the graphics were 💩 😆
This is an emulation, and as a result most of the game is dark or some textures just completely messed up, and for some reason the animation is too fast. If you play on a real N64 it looks much better.
I can see this being modernized to a today version.
At 35:28, during the "framed as a mole" mission, it's also possible to "use" that spray can against Phelps (instead of holding a gun.) He just says "Don't make me laugh! Here, take this!" and then he zaps you with a stun gun. Even so, you can still _just_ make it to the door in time.
That's not Phelps.
I remember waiting for this game to come out back in the day, both EGM and Gamepro as well as Nintendo Power magazines would show very realistic looking screen shots of the game and some of those screen shots were of course certain parts of the game, and there were some that weren’t.
After playing Goldeneye for a year and having a blast with it, many of us that enjoyed the spy experience, were so hyped for this game.
Sadly the game would get pushed back constantly from it’s original release date and every month in one of the aforementioned magazines, we would see a new screen shot or weapon of some sort to hype us up more and the developers would tell the magazines for everyone to just be patient and they were sorry, but they just wanted to give us the most realistic and bad ass experience as a spy, and the game would be out soon, only to be delayed again.
Until finally, we got our release date, and the game comes out, and fans immediately didn’t like it because they waited very long for this and once they got their hands on it, they felt the game was half assed, glitchy, broken, ugly, very short, very difficult and very stupidly boring.
When I first got it, I actually liked it and had a good time playing it, especially since there was some connection to the first movie with Tom Cruise, there was a lot of things from the movie in the game and I loved that because I am a fan of the movie franchise.
I think the game was ahead of it’s time and I understand where the developers were coming from, they tried their hardest to give us an authentic spy experience and they were pretty damn close in my opinion.
lmao I love how you gave the red dress women a few extra punches in the can
5th grade me loved this game. This, Goldeneye and Perfect Dark were my favorite games. 14:20 give her unconscious body a few more punches for good measure lol.
Loved playing this when it came out
I never managed to finish this game as a kid, i got stuck on the second set of missions
Neroamee Alucard The Madman lol good I wasn’t the only one. Never figured it out had rented it from Hollywood video
Same.
I came here to comment how it took me years to beat this game. Glad I wasnt the only clueless kid on it lol
lol me too. i was quite bad at it. watching my older sibling play made it look easy though
Unlocking memories for me I forgot I had I use to love this game just never understood the game Bc my age at the time only thing I truly remember was music
You're a really good shot! Usually it takes me like a minute to shoot 1 guy 😂
I playing it right now (on real hardware), the game actually still holds up ! In less than 15 minutes, you'll get used to the buttons layout and then you'll play just like him. When buying it, I thought it'll be a chore to play, it's actually still very enjoyable
How can anyone say the gaystation version has better graphics? This one looks so much smoother, better music, no cut off lines and no cheesy voice acting.
Loved this game!! Awesome job playing. Lol and Robert Barnes is my dads name
3:37
*Pulls something aggressively from his pocket*
"Can you take this letter.."
OH DEAR GOD!!! THANK GOD, I thought you were going to pull out a gun and shoot me. I mean you did the motion
The most difficult mission is finding a facemaker lol
What a beautiful ending at the embassy !
Tom Cruise's face is actual eerie. Like a fever dream or a sleep paralysis monster at 1:08
Oh, that mission in the embassy... me and my father would always go to the bathroom and hide around the corner, try to get the drop on the woman in red when she came in after us, but before dealing with the ambassador's aide
I enjoyed this game at the time when I played it for the PlayStation.
This was a solid and frustrating mission game at the same time. It's better than the mixed reviews it received but had the unfair advantage at being compared to Goldeneye at the time.
1:02:25 Catch Phelps: DONE
Yeah, well, technically you killed him LOL
Ps1 games like this are nostalgic and great. BTW, your youtube account name fits this gameplay brother. Please do more!
Dude, totally love this game. I don't know how exactly you managed to record the gameplay & upload it onto youtube here, but impressive all the same.
It's on an emulator you absolute noob... lol
@@WardenOfTerra cool, virgin
i loved this game when i was a kid
This brought back to me so many memoriess
This game was sooo good, I got stuck on the roof top map and then finally went into the doctors office or whatever.
Don't think I didn't catch the item switching to the tune of the piano player in the embassy mission. I remember doing the same thing as a kid.
HAHA!! 14:20 I used to do that too.
Lol!!! So fun for no reason
same. i laughed my ass off back then
Lol at 3:05 he didnt noticed the gunshot and started the conversation only to be killed right after
I never beat this game as a kid. That’s why I’m here to see how it ends.
memories 1999
This was an hard game when I was child! So good memories
It would be awesome if this game got a modern day remake. I always loved the embassy mission segments. It was awesome how each mission connected to the other. It genuinely felt like a story. Sure, the aiming is janky, but it doesn't take away from the game due to most enemies only require 1 shot to kill them. It would've been better if there was a better lock-on system instead of free aim. The developers tried too much to copy off of Goldeneye's aiming system and it failed. There's a lot of content in this game though, which makes it worth buying and playing. I re-bought a copy on eBay for around £5.
Loooooved this game..!! I think I need a 64 again
Do you have the longplay of Goldeneye?? great channel btw !
Thanks, but currently I have not done Goldeneye. I may in the future, but at the moment I'm very busy with my job.
Oh man this is making me all kinds of nostalgic.
Deserves a remake
How I remember absolutely everything is crazy
Ethan Hunt talking to himself sounds like Bill Clinton lol
I remember this game fondly.
I remember when la noire came out everyone said the facial animations were so lifelike. Back in my day we had goldeneye and this! Lol
the explosive reminded me of a roll up or stick of gum. all i know is i really wanted to eat it at the time lol
Curiosity, what control scheme *DO* you use for this? Particularly for the analog stick - I haven't found a particularly smooth setup for that yet.
This game really feels like an early Hitman.