The complaint suggested that because you’ve cleaned out all of the ammo from the previous run through, and that some enemies respawn, you end up dying a lot in your second run through a particular level. One of the complaints we’ve read about this game is constantly running out of ammo when something was missed. You can still use your one ammo and health refill per level, but on easy, this never became an issue.
The downside is that it more or less renders the save points practically useless. The upside is that you don’t have to put up with the sparsely placed save points that N64 players had to use just to save. One really nice feature in this game is the ability to save your game anywhere.
We also never encountered some of the other bugs some have noted during their playthroughs as well, so we can confirm this is a working patch. We tested this and it definitely removed the crashing bug. We should note that newer machines will have issues running this game, but thankfully, a third party patch exists that fixes a number of issues including the random crashing. This review will simply focus on the differences between the N64 version and this version. This game was released in 1999 and is a port from the N64 console which got a very positive review here. We find out if this console port is worth trying.
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