^Not sure.

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I'm still blown away by how good Sonic Colours looks.  It's like an up-rezzed Bumpy Trot.

Is Goldeneye a result of every COD Wii game selling over a million?

Agnates said:

Some elements are good, others could be better. I just hope the mission structure is still open objective based, not go from A to B in a straight line like other modern FPS. Reading preview now

Edit: beh, not much info, doesn't answer the above. Sounds like it really is the COD engine like I thought, what with being able to vault over objects and such. Not that I mind having that agility in an FPS.

And according to previews COD black ops is going to be built from the ground up on Wii this time.

Activision is bringing the love and they should do having three Wii shooters selling over a million each. Preview sounds great, they have Extraction level character interaction and facial animation.

I just hope they retain the goldeneye gameplay, camera lock, individual hitzones. I loved shooting a solider in the hand or foot and watching him in pain. And they have to have remote mines. Have to.

I loved throwing them and exploding them in mid-air.

IGN said:

To Activision, GoldenEye 007 is a reimagining of the GoldenEye story, just as Casino Royale shook things up with a much more gritty version of the James Bond character. GoldenEye still retains the basics of GoldenEye's story, but retells it

The Wii game has been developed by Eurocom, fresh after its work on Dead Space Extraction for Electronic Arts and Visceral Games. GoldenEye 007 retains the polished scripted storytelling of Extraction with extremely well acted and animated in-game cutscenes.

Players can climb up guard towers and hit the high ground or take cover behind structures. Environments are fully destructible, a way to keep the player moving: enemies will whittle protective cover down until it's useless. The missions will have multiple paths that balance covert and stealth with all-out firefights -- if you alert an enemy to your location, you have time to take them down before they alert their pals and make things even more difficult.

Multiplayer will be enhanced with a full-featured online mode, complete with a full-fledged experience point system;
players will be rewarded with XP for specific tasks in online matches that will offer achievements and unlockables.

The final game will feature an incredible amount of customizable control options. Not only can you play with the standard Wii pointer and nunchuk combination and tweak the sensitivity, you can also plug in a Classic Controller or Classic Controller Pro and play via the dual-analog way. I'm partial to the Wii remote for FPS, but the Classic Controller worked pretty well too.

GoldenEye 007 looks pretty darn excellent, with a solid and smooth framerate and some slick environment effects. The game has full voice acting, as Activision has recruited the assistance of Daniel Craig and Judi Dench to provide voice over for this original script.

GoldenEye 007 still has a ways to go before its November 2010 release, but even now in its early E3 debut the game's looking hot. We'll have more on the game in the coming months, as it's easily one of the more promising third party Wii games at the show.