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For those who remember gaming in 1997, GoldenEye 007 needs no introduction. Rare’s iconic first-person shooter for the Nintendo 64 set the standard for a generation, transforming living rooms, dorms, and any space with four controllers into a thrilling secret agent arena. However, just three years later, Rare launched a spiritual successor for the Nintendo 64 that arguably improved on the GoldenEye formula, yet received much less acclaim (and sales).
In this week’s podcast, Diamond Feit welcomes Kevin Bunch and newcomer Cara Ellison to provide a quick recap of Rare’s earlier work before diving into Perfect Dark, a sci-fi series that remains relevant today—even as fans eagerly await a new installment that seems to be perpetually out of reach. Special thanks to Patreon supporter Ryan Hoss for suggesting this topic!
Description: Celebrating 25 years of Rare’s groundbreaking first-person shooter for the Nintendo 64, Diamond Feit, Kevin Bunch, and Cara Ellison share their love for Perfect Dark.
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