So I recently got back into my Nintendo 64, which has been neglected and standing alone on its shelf full of dust for the past year or two.

I am onto the last level. And quite frankly, it can't be done. The Skedar are not good for your nervous system. The way they simply run at you and take enormous bites from your skull as you retreat and have to reload your Callisto or Reaper every ten seconds because you're too nervous and trigger happy.

Any tips on completing this godawful level? I can make it past the bridge and past the eight (or ten) little critters that come straight after that, and can even make it this far without losing too much health.

But then it all goes wrong...

Thanks,
Mick

What are the chances that we both plugged into some Perfect Dark for 64 on the same day??

Ahh the Nintendo 64... I don't know an answer to your question, but aahhh the Nintendo 64...
Mario Kart, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, Goldeneye 007, Diddy Kong Racing, The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, Super Mario 64, Conker's Bad Fur Day (now remaked on XBOX kill grumble the box).

Anyway, N64 is still the second best console ever after the SNES.

Enzo, I agree. But I'd notch it aboev the SNES, because of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. That is the game of the century.

Mick

Correction, the game of the 20th, and the 21th century.
But maybe Twilight Princess will change that.

You may be right about putting the N64 above the SNES because of Ocarina of Time, but other Zelda games like Majora's Mask (that magnificent story!), A Link to the Past, and The Wind Waker come close to the piece of perfection that is called Ocarina of Time.

Anyway, back to Perfect Dark.

Speaking of which, I still haven't completed. Anyway, since my N64 Expansion Pak has been lying around for a year unused, whenever I play Perfect Dark now (having to use the Expansion Pak) the graphics are awful, with fuzzy screen and everything. Hmmm...

Anyway, I need to buy Majora's Mask, now that I'm temporarily enjoying a video games renaissance. I've played it before, beat the first boss, but had to give it back to the friend who loaned me it.

Mick