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Replay – GoldenEye: Rogue Agent
The N64 game GoldenEye 007 remains a favorite among many gamers of a certain age, for its multiplayer action and the fact that it was one of the earliest console shooters that was actually playable. This week, we take a look at a game that has GoldenEye in the title. Settle down. It's the PS2 game Rogue Agent.
As always, Tim is on the sticks, and Reiner, Jeff Marchiafava, and I provide helpful commentary (?!) and moral support. Rogue Agent didn't exactly set the world on fire when it was released, but if you squint you can see the kernel of a few interesting ideas. For instance, you can grab bad guys and hurl them to their doom. Sounds great, right?
Stay tuned for some classic gaming commercials and a Stress Test segment where Tim attempts to work through some childhood issues by forcing Marchiafava to play a Game Boy crapfest.
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