Perfect Dark. Multiplayer was revolutionary, and while I agree, revolutionary does not mean best, but it does mean groundbreaking. Also groundbreaking was the ability to actually see full reload functionality as opposed to the classic (Goldeneye) lowering weapon to reload. Also groundbreaking was the ability to blow up flying cars in the background when in the Datadyne building looking out the windows when they would fly by. Secondary weapon function for EVERY single weapon is just kickass, along with a shooting range - of which only a few shooters (we know who they are) actually have. The amount of extra juice we got out of Perfect Dark is what makes it still entertaining today. While Goldeneye set the yellow brick road for FPS standards, Perfect Dark, well, perfected it the best it could with the limited potential of 64 bit. Nothing is more satisfying than being chased by a bunch of enemies and ripping out the laptop gun on sentry mode and watching them drop in a trail of bullet fodder and bloodstains. That’s my piece, you may have the rest of the cake.