Yet, battling with these Simulants isn t always fun and can get old quick for a number of reasons. First, the discrepancy in ability between the Easy Sim and the Normal Sim was too great. Easy Sims are, for the most part, inept and perform in a semi-intelligent manner. Normal Sims, on the other hand, are extremely deadly. So actually, it s not the inclusion of the Simulant personalities that blows the roof off the game.
Possibilities range from six teams of two to two teams of six.
Almost all the level designs are fantastic and playing any one of the multiplayer modes with a variety of different teams is a surefire way to get any gamer s competitive spirit going. The only remaining elements left to address are the game's audio-video presentations and control. The game manages to keep up with the Jones by compensating in a couple of ways. For example, in the sound department, Perfect Dark kicks things up a notch by supporting Dolby Surround sound. The surround sound effects aren t as readily apparent as I would have liked, but most sound effects and character voices are crisp and convincing.