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Video of the day: Perfect Dark Source for PC
Yes, it’s another one of those fun and very impressive game remakes using the Source engine. This time it’s the N64 classic Perfect Dark. Now, for the younger gamers out there, please don’t confuse the original Perfect Dark with its sickly sequel Perfect Dark Zero. The original was the spiritual sequel to GoldenEye 007 and it showed with incredible level design and gameplay balancing. They don’t make them like this anymore, well, unless you count remakes like Perfect Dark Source.
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about 2 years ago
ya estoy ansioso por jugar este juego ya que es unos de mis favorito, he jugado la vercion de 64 como tambien la de color y la zero…. pero si siguen sacando mas perfect dark estoy casi seguro que puede llegar hacer el mejor juego en primera persona..
porque sinseramente solo missione es algo genial tambien el cooperativo. pero lo mejor es la accion en multiplayer el favuloso comba.. que tanto nos gusta jugar.
about 1 month ago
where do we get it?