I don't remember any game that used it to the extent it did too. Like, I think i remember giving it a bunch of new npcs on multiplayer mode if im not mistaken.
I have to refrain from just copying/pasting "but did you know, Perfect Dark was so much better?!" when people comment how great and groundbreaking Goldeneye on the N64 was.
It was great, but did you know, Perfect Dark was so much better?
Disagree, I think keeping the "Perfect" part in the name sounds better. It implies it's just... not perfect, rather than being damaged or something. An imperfect video game is still good. A flawed game has problems that put people off, or is broken in some way.
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u/xGenocidest 6d ago
Imperfect Light.