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| * Lainer: Still has the best collection of memorable weapons in an [[genre:ego_shooter|FPS]]. Unfortunately it only has three good levels, and they're the first four levels in the game. | * Lainer: Still has the best collection of memorable weapons in an [[genre:ego_shooter|FPS]]. Unfortunately it only has three good levels, and they're the first four levels in the game. | ||
| * Hekatoncheir: This game is pretty great and the remake is cool looking and ridiculously faithful (blank faces in HD whose mouths don't move when they talk). There are a lot of things I really like about it that I think are missing from many shooters. | * Hekatoncheir: This game is pretty great and the remake is cool looking and ridiculously faithful (blank faces in HD whose mouths don't move when they talk). There are a lot of things I really like about it that I think are missing from many shooters. | ||
| - | * Ni Go Zero Ichi: Seconded on //Perfect Dark// doing some neat stuff that modern shooters are still catching up to. The Xbox Live version plays great too. | + | * Ni Go Zero Ichi: Seconded on //Perfect Dark// doing some neat stuff that modern shooters are still catching up to. The Xbox Live version plays great too. Some of the campaign objectives/mission designs feel frustratingly trial-and-error though. |
| ***//Pilotwings 64//** (also on: Wii VC) | ***//Pilotwings 64//** (also on: Wii VC) | ||