This and Perfect Dark show how far ahead of their time some of these N64 games were, but that doesn't mean they don't have their issues, especially from a modern POV. T2 is brilliant in many ways but be ready to deal with PIA maps (some areas are literally copy-pasted several times so be ready to take some notes/screenshots to help navigate some of the levels) and some *profoundly* PIA enemies with aimbot levels of accuracy while shooting at you the milisecond one of your pixels enters their range. The amount of cheap shots this game throws at you can be a bit infuriating but, in equal token, you can usually also learn how to cheese it, so I guess it's balanced in its own way. Despite some gripes that are really a product of the game's time, it's remarkable just how well this game has aged and how well it looks in this adaptation, and it has some of the coolest weapons you'll see in any game today (I'm looking at you, Cerebral Bore <3). Speaking of weapons, note that guns seem to have a rock/paper/scissor kind of approach, where some weapons (and/or weapon combos) seem more effective on certain kinds of enemies. it's the only way I can explain the very inconsistent behaviour of some weapons that absolutely melt some enemies but barely seem to bother others. Experiment! Thanks to the devs for this adaptation, I can actually finally finish this game!
