Graslu00 | Call of Duty (2024) vs GoldenEye and Perfect Dark (1997, 2000) @Graslu00 | Uploaded 4 months ago | Updated 1 hour ago
I saw this clip on Twitter and I couldn't help thinking how funny it was that it took them 24 years and 300GB (!!!) to match pain sections in a first person shooter. GoldenEye already has an impressive amount of locations for a 1997 shooter on the N64, but Perfect Dark doubled... tripled? That just three years later with locational damage on:
- Head
- Neck
- Chest
- Shoulders / Upper arms
- Lower arms
- Hands and knuckles
- Upper leg
- Knee
- Lower leg / feet
- Crotch
- Butt / back
Don't get me wrong - I'm very glad that shooters are finally putting some care into death animations again! This is a very good thing, I just found it funny, again, that it took them this long to look into it when an N64 with 8MB of RAM could do it just fine.
0:00 - Call of Duty Black Ops 6
0:14 - GoldenEye
0:59 - Perfect Dark
I saw this clip on Twitter and I couldn't help thinking how funny it was that it took them 24 years and 300GB (!!!) to match pain sections in a first person shooter. GoldenEye already has an impressive amount of locations for a 1997 shooter on the N64, but Perfect Dark doubled... tripled? That just three years later with locational damage on:
- Head
- Neck
- Chest
- Shoulders / Upper arms
- Lower arms
- Hands and knuckles
- Upper leg
- Knee
- Lower leg / feet
- Crotch
- Butt / back
Don't get me wrong - I'm very glad that shooters are finally putting some care into death animations again! This is a very good thing, I just found it funny, again, that it took them this long to look into it when an N64 with 8MB of RAM could do it just fine.
0:00 - Call of Duty Black Ops 6
0:14 - GoldenEye
0:59 - Perfect Dark
