Caroll, one of their top scientists who had tried to defect but was killed before Joanna or the Carrington Institute could extract him. Zero all but outright states this is in part because they decided to base the A.I. It unintentionally (and unwantedly) developed sapience and a conscience, making it rebel against its creators while taking the name of Dr. to figure out the programming on the Cetan ship. dataDyne developed a super-advanced codebreaker A.I. Adaptation Dye-Job: Jo has long red hair in Zero despite having short brown hair in the original.
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Action Dress Rip: When fighting to defend the Carrington Institute from the joint Skedar/dataDyne forces, Joanna is wearing a long dress (because she was to attend a three-way meeting between the President, Carrington Institute and the Maians), which she rips towards the end of the intro cutscene.Chicago's also got some, but they're not quite as big. Absurdly-Spacious Sewer: The Sewers map from multiplayer.Both console games were later rereleased again for Xbox One on 4 August 2015 as part of the Rare Replay compilation.
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In March of 2010, the original game was rereleased for Xbox LIVE Arcade, with new features such as updated graphics with 1080p resolution and eight-player online multiplayer. While well-reviewed, fans deemed it an underwhelming follow-up to its predecessor. Another prequel, Zero is set 3 years before the original and has Joanna working as a bounty hunter with her dad, setting out on a mission to rescue a defecting dataDyne scientist, before getting mixed up with the Carrington Institute. The third and final game in the original Rare trilogy, Perfect Dark Zero, was a launch title for the Xbox 360 following several delays and platform shifts. It also has full-motion cutscenes and digitized voice-acting provided by much of the same cast as the N64 game. Rather than being a straight-on FPS title like the other games, is played mostly from an overhead view with Metal Gear-inspired gameplay, along with some stages involving flying/driving vehicles from a similar top-down perspective, arcade-style first/third-person shooting, and even Simon Says-esque memory puzzles mixed in. Released the same year was a now all-but-forgotten Game Boy Color game that, despite having a title that was identical to the N64 game, was a prequel showing Jo's training and first mission with the Institute. Even now, Nintendo retains a family-friendly image and boasts far fewer M-rated titles in its catalog than their rivals, with these few games being developed outside of their internal teams. Nintendo themselves wouldn't publish a M-rated game themselves until Eternal Darkness two years later. note Though Nintendo would market the game, it was self-published by Rare. It would end up being the first M-rated game ever to be distributed by Nintendo, creating some light controversy among consumers and industry analysts due to this clashing with the company's family-friendly image. Things rapidly become more complicated and she soon finds herself in the middle of a war between two alien races who have allied themselves with different factions on Earth. The events that unfold quickly reveal a plot against the US President involving dataDyne, the NSA, and a mysterious third faction. The first game, Perfect Dark for the Nintendo 64, takes place shortly after Joanna has graduated the training program, and is sent to meet an insider from the dataDyne corporation.
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The Perfect Dark series takes place in a Mega-Corp dystopian future and stars Joanna Dark, an agent for the Carrington Institute, and her efforts against the rival dataDyne Corporation.
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Rare had failed to secure the James Bond license for a second game, but the Goldeneye development team had little interest in making another James Bond game regardless, having already decided to start work on an original FPS title with more of a sci-fi bent instead. Perfect Dark is a series of First-Person Shooter video games originally developed by Rare, initially created as a Creator-Driven Successor to Rare's previous FPS classic GoldenEye.
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