Quake 2 has been available for the PC for nearly six months, Goldeneye has raised the standards of the first-person shooter for Nintendo 64 and the hype for Turok 2 is just beginning. The 64-bit update of Id's classic shooter has quite a bit to live up to. Anti-aliaising Consistently high frame rate Ambient sound effects very similar to Doom 64. A total of 25 single-player levels and seven deathmatch levels. No exclusive N64 levels.
Frame rate suffers slightly in two-player mode.
Rockets won't illuminate hallways as they go, the nailgun won't light up a room, etc. Everything has been pre-colored. Controls can be customized. There are six built-in configurations, including a scheme identical to Turok and another identical to Goldeneye. Don't expect exclusive, brand new levels.