| Zoinkity |
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| Latest intel shows Zoinkity blindly reverse-engineering N64 games and drinking too much tea. GoldenEye has been a primary focus, but has also been attached to several translation projects, written codes for a myriad of games, built GS tools for data upload/download, and generally been a nuisance to the public. |
| The darkest, dankest depths of Q labs sub-basement. |
| 00 Agent |
| Action Block Toggles
All Bond Costumes Multiplayer
All Bonds in Menu
Archives Clipping Fix
Backwards Watch
Car Park Multiplayer
Carrington Villa CS
Catch Bad Text Digits
Chicago Multi
Choose Same Character
Citadel
Complex Walkway
Cradle Fall
Cradle MP Death Elevation
Crash Site CS
Darkness
Dr. No
Facility Vent
G5 Building Multiplayer
Gas Releasing Action Block 2B
GE Weapons Multi
Goldeneye Setup Editor Help Files
GoldenEye/PD Editor 2.4/1.0
Jungle with Ladder
Live and Let Die Mode
New Multis Package
NGPA Edition 1.0
Operation Monkeywrench
RAM/ROM Record Demo
Random Flag Placement
Skedar Multi
Smart Spawns
Sniper Guard Block
Spectacled Guards
Tank!
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| Favorite? Random! When not available, the female scientist, only because nobody ever plays the female characters. |
| Aztec. There's something masochistic about repeatedly getting sniped by some random guy who spawns behind you with double lasers 13 seconds from completing the stage, yet you can't help but replay the stage over and over and over... |
| Complex, specifically Complex with proximity mines. Bunker II is a close second, but complex tends to play better. In third comes Basement. Theoretically I could say Cradle in fourth (technically a stock stage), but honestly the arms of that beast make it evil to play with fewer than three people. |
| Uhm... I sort of haven't played any. Don't know why, but just never get around to it ;*) |
| Archives Backzone. Not the patch, actually, but the GS code. Can't help it really. It was what drew me in and never really lost that desire to play it. Everyone probably expected Citadel, but it comes in second. There's one room really, room 1, that makes that stage. Everything else is incidental. |
| Incrementally: proximity mines, remote mines, grenade launchers, motorcycle launcher (one of my oldest codes ;*). Can't help but love explosions, they're done so well. |
| I happened across the game sort of randomly. Honestly, what I really remember of it was playing three-player rounds with a good friend and my brother, four if sis was up to it. All this hacking is incidental. |
| I started late, after the first few stages were already assembled. The real editting didn't start until Krijy worked out the setup/bgfile method, and we all just took to it. So, it was more editting heard of gscentral.com, and we were just lucky to be there in the beginning. |
| Get a decent computer, as in one with more than 64MB of ram. I can't even use the thing!
Otherwise, be patient with it, and ask questions at the forums. If anyone gives you the "I h8 N006535!" treatment, we will eat them alive for you ;*) |
| Never Say Never Again. |
