Weapons, armor, gadgets and local matches
Use the right tool for an objective and build a manageable split-screen match.
Original 1997 Nintendo 64 game. Controls describe the default 1.1 Honey style; multiplayer describes local split-screen on N64.
7 items · one picture per entry · open a picture for full size.
Item directory
PP7
A quiet weapon such as the silenced PP7 suits a careful approach, while an automatic can handle a more immediate firefight. Aim deliberately when a small target or camera matters, and reload before stepping…
Q Watch
The original N64 Q Watch inventory screen.
Camera
Aim deliberately when a small target or camera matters, and reload before stepping into an exposed doorway.
Door Decoder
The Door Decoder’s native N64 inventory display.
Bomb Defuser
The Bomb Defuser’s native N64 inventory display.
Remote Mine
The Remote Mine’s native N64 inventory display.
Datathief
The Datathief’s native N64 inventory display, used in Bunker 1.
Quick notes
- Choose a weapon for the situation. A quiet weapon such as the silenced PP7 suits a careful approach, while an automatic can handle a more immediate firefight.
- Use devices as objective tools. The original N64 Q Watch inventory screen.
- Preserve health across the mission. Body armor adds protection, but the original game has no health-recovery pickups.
- Set up a readable local match. Original N64 multiplayer supports up to four people on a shared split screen.
Practice gadget use and remote-mine detonation on a familiar route before relying on them during a timed attempt.
Picture details
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