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The multiplayer in GoldenEye was definitely its biggest achievement, and it is still enjoyed by all almost two and a half years later. And Perfect Dark's multiplayer (Combat Simulator) is on its way to being even better!

The Co-operative Mode

First of all, a two-player cooperative is being included in Perfect Dark mode. It was added after the first delay when the Gameboy Camera feature was taken out because that freed a lot of memory (space) for a cooperative to be placed in. The 1^st player plays Joanna Dark while the 2^nd player plays the yet-to-be named blonde sister. This will be a great feature because both of you can complete different objectives simultaneously or follow one another to have some added firepower. The lives are pooled so if the 1^st player dies then he or she will take one of the 2^nd player’s lives. Also you can play single player until you get to a level where you just can’t beat so you call a friend to help you out, then you can just switch back to single player when you and you friend complete the level. If you don’t have anyone to play co-op with just input a bot to fill in as Joanna’s sister. Using the D-Pad, you'll be able to command the bot, telling him to cover, run ahead, pull back or open fire. Although the bot cannot complete missions it can still help you through thick lines of guards. You can play with up to 4 bots in Co-op. All 21 levels can be played cooperatively after you beat them in single player. Very nice!

Counter-Operations

Counter-operative is where one player plays Joanna Dark and the other plays all the guards and/or aliens in the level. How? Well you become the first enemy in the level and you hunt down the user Joanna (note the Reboot comparison). Since you have the same health as other guards you will die, fast, when this happens you’ll reincarnate the nearest guard so you can once again hunt Joanna down before she completes her mission.

Bots / Simulants

If you don't already know, "Bots" are computer-controlled players that move and react much like human players. Rare is introducing bots into the multiplayer game, and it has been said that they are very intelligent players that fight strategically and are just as challenging as human opponents. Up to twelve players will be able to play in the multiplayer mode at a time, whether they are human or computer controlled. Which means you could play by yourself against eleven bots, or you could play with three other friends against nine computer-controlled opponents. There are 18 types of bots include with some of them having to be unlocked before you can use them.

They are:

• NormalSim – Nothing special just runs, shoots, dies everything a human does.
• PeaceSim – All this sim does is run and find all the guns in the level and casually fires a bullet.
• FuedSim – He randomly picks and enemy and hunts them down until there limp body falls to the floor.
• CowardSim – Never fights, just runs and hides. Perfect for a "Save the President" game.
• VengeSim – Very scary. If you kill him prepare to run, fast. He is blood thirsty for revenge.
• KazeSim – Bottom line: don’t give him explosives. The pyro of all pyros will kill you in point blank range with a rocket, bringing him down with you.
• PredSim – With him on dark difficulty you will only see red through the whole game. A powerful sim who never strays from his shields.
• FistSim – Wanna simulate a bar fight? Fists are his one and only weapon.
• ShieldSim – Always shielded and if that’s not band enough he has extra health.
• TurtleSim – He’s very slow and hides a lot. Shields keep him alive in the heat of a battle.
• SpeedSim – Incredibly fast. You’ll see him dodging bullets like a breeze
• RocketSim – This sim craves rockets and always has a rocket launcher in hand.
• JudgeSim - If you're winning watch out. He'll come after you 'till he's in first.
• MeatSim - Easy simulant, free kills.
• EasySim - Doesn't aim straight but is great at being an idiot. Somehow smarter then the MeatSim.
• HardSim - This sim is a master at hunting down opponents. This guys uses anything he can to find you, radar, gunshots, everything.
• PerfectSim - Perfect aiming, perfect tracking, perfect skills, perfect sim.
• DarkSim - Head shots 99% of the time. This guys cheats his way to he top. Out smart him and maybe get 2nd.

Each sim has an option to raise or lower their difficulty, for example, you can have a hard SpeedSim, or a meat VengeSim. In addition to bots, Rare is introducing "Simulants" to the mission mode, which are similar to standard bots, except they play on your team. Check out the co-operative section above.

Control Simulants

To bring up the list of commands for your simulants press and hold 'A' to bring up the weapon select menu, now press 'Z' twice to bring up the command menu. While in the command menu press 'Z' again to scroll from sim to sim. Here are the following orders:

Attack - Get your sims to attack! They don't just attack anybody, you can assign them targets to attack. By choosing attack another menu appears with a list of enemies/targets to choose from.

Follow - Get your troops to follow your every move. A good way to bring team mates to a guarding point that they can defend from. If an enemy walks by and/or attacks the follow sim will then chase after the enemy.

Protect - You team mates will watch the surroundings around you for anything that moves. They'll follow you to safety.

Defend - If you want a sim to stand guard a briefcase or a computer terminal this is the command for you. They won't let anything through, unless of course, they die.

Hold - You can use this command to use weak sims as bait. Hide around the corner or plant a turrent gun near the weak sim holding their position and wait for an unsuspecting victim to come...

Special - This command depends on the scenario you're playing. For example, you're playing Capture the Case, the special command would be to get the briefcase, or in King of the Hill it says hold the Hill or Defend Hill.

Multiplayer Levels

Three classic levels from GoldenEye will make up a choice of sixteen levels in Perfect Dark's multiplayer game. Fully revamped versions of the Facility, Complex and Temple will be making a return. Although it seems a little unfortunate that we'll be getting three levels again that we've already been playing for almost three years, their improved versions with different textures and lighting effects will certainly be very impressive. Not only that, the ability to fall off ledges has been incorporated into various areas of each level.

Levels you start out with:

Skedar
Pipes
Area 52

Levels you have to earn:

Complex
Warehouse
Ravine
Temple
G5 Building
Grid
Felicity (Facility)
Villa
Sewers
Base
Fortress
Ruins
Car Park

Perfect Maps

Villa

Carrington's million-dollar estate is excellently converted into one of my favorite multiplayer maps. Villa is mainly an outdoor level with the occasional small curving hallways. With many corners and small hiding spot make this a great place to easily launch one of the Slayer's fly-by-wire rockets without being found. It also boasts the most hard to get briefcase, Yep, I'm talking about that cylinder that sticks out of the ground where a briefcase sits on top meaning only one way to get to it; from above.

Grid

The Grid is actually a somewhat small map. It has some features, though, that can only be found there like glass floor, which can easily be blown up leading it's victim to fall to the bottom level. It also has an elevator which carries you to the bottom and top floors. Pillars also seem to litter the playing field, appearing in almost every main area.

Car Park

This isn't the greatest map but it's not bad. It has three main sections/levels, a ground level, mid-level and roof. Each of these levels are accessible via the four staircases located on all four walls of each. The staircases are much like those found in the dataDyne Defection mission. All the levels are cover in crates and each have kind of a "second level". It's fun to throw grenades down staircases, you should try it.

Warehouse

The Warehouse has really only four open rooms and the rest are just tight hallways sometimes leading you into circles. This map is perfect for automatics because of it's small passageways. The large rooms allows some good rocket throwing. It's also includes the famous ? marked crate, information can be found here about that.

Ruins

The Ruins is filled with small areas and virtually no open space. Most of the map is made up of tight passage ways that lead to both the top and the botom of the map. The textures of the Ruins changes from indoor, furturistic layout to an outdoor, snowy texture.

Pipes

There’s a good reason why Pipes is so called - it’s got a floor full of pipes, surprisingly. The level comprises of two levels, pipes and nothingness being the bottom level, with a ladder up from the pipes to a ‘normal’ floored level. Personally, I was very unimpressed with the level simply because you could fall of the pipes to certain death, totally ruining the game play. It’s a shame, otherwise it looks like it would be a good level, and with many corners in which you could imagine having a long-lasting shoot-out. I expect that Rare will in some way change the way you can fall to your death, perhaps by introducing walls or something along those lines.

Ravine

There are several places on the ravine in which you can fall from one level to another but also fall to your death. There’s a moving platform on the level which acts in the same way to a lift, and also several walkways and passages. There's a horrible yellowy-redness to the level and the textures I though made it look ugly. Still, lots of scope for multiplayer madness here.

Skedar

Skedar is a type of alien in the game, and so hence the level name. There’s snow throughout the level, as well as big black "thingys" and other bits and bobs. Many open areas with underground passageways.

G5 Building

The G5 Building is a level similar in feel to Complex with yellow walls instead of grey ones. There are a couple of places where you can fall to your death, one of which being along a fairly narrow beam connecting two halves of the building. Some excellent positions for snipers, one of which overlooks the aforementioned beam. I’d say this has probably become most peoples favorite multiplayer level.

Sewers

A dark box shaped level consisting of muliple floors. There are two elevators to get up and down the level, as well as a few ramps and ladders. The focal point would have to be the central cavity, which consists of a water filled pit and a sewer pipe poised above it, because of the intense traffic for all paths seem to cross here. A rather small level, you'll find yourself going in circles a lot the first time you play it due to its monotonous colours and textures. Thanks to Ross A. Clark.

Base

Base is a diverse multiplayer level. It has a huge intricate upper level, which features glass catwalks, long corridors, hazardous winding ramps, a few rooms for camping, and atleast one choice snipering position. The main floor is essentially a hallway that wraps around a cavity that connects to the upper floor. This main floor has many identical hallways that contain special walls for duck and cover assualt. There is a room that houses some of the catwalk said earlier, and is very dangerous to be in with snipers above. On the opposite side of said room is a wide corridor that can be hazardous as it leads to the only winding ramp to the top floor. Throughout the whole level there are a few dead end halls worthy of standing your ground/camping, and a few empty rooms that contain no weapons or cover and are, for the most part, useless. Never take the ladders to the top catwalks for obvious reasons. There are one of two elevators nearby, or perhaps a peculiar ramp that can be used to access the catwalk if done right. Thanks to Ross A. Clark.

Fortress

A perfectly semitrical level, made up of four identical bases, save it be colours, that meet in the center of the map. The bases are multi-leveled; a ground floor with a garage type door, a couple hallways, a central room with many cubby holes to hide, and an elevator accessible canopy. This base of yours is extremely fun to defend against the simulants, or your friends. The main floor consists of four planks of ground (no railing) over a bottomless pit, which all join together in the center to provide access to all the bases. This railing is basically suicide and considered to be avoided at all costs. The canopy is a slanted roof that surrounds the main floor. There are four nice sniper bunkers here, as well as pairs of doors leading to the attick of the bases. The best capture the flag level, certainly. Thanks to Ross A. Clark.

Golden Maps

Temple

The temple makes a reappearance in Perfect Dark with some slight (and not so slight) alterations to it. Seeing as you can now fall through gaps, it will be no surprise to you that the central cavity can be used to reach the lower level. However, there are other perhaps more important changes too. In the large room on the lower level, next to the alley with the body armor in it in GoldenEye, you will now find several pillars not too dissimilar to those in the Egyptian level. The lighting is also different, and in the huge room on the top level it is only really possible to see even half way across by firing to illuminate the room. The colors and patterns have also changed, and you’ll no longer find the body armor in the same place (due to the way you can select the weapons in the game).

Complex

My favorite GoldenEye multiplayer level also makes a return, again with some changes. The metal screens behind which you could hide in GoldenEye have disappeared completely; meaning that if you do hide in the same small gaps then other players can easily see you. Also, below the winding slope upwards where before it was possible only to get access to by coming from one of the two rooms with the vents, has now become accessible from the other side as well - i.e. the grating in front has been taken away, and a path has been added over what in GoldenEye was nothingness. Colors are also slightly different, this time Rare has chosen a yellowy-brown.

Facility

One of the most popular Goldeneye levels is new and improved with more colors and the ground seems to resemble blue carpet. Parts of the level are still blocked off, but the vents are now open to everyone. To vents also have more to them, the section that was blocked off in Goldeneye is now open revealing another hole to fall in through.

Multiplayer Challenges

There are 30 multiplayer challenges in all. By completing each challenge (with the exception of the first and last four) you will get access to more weapons, maps, and scenarios for muliplayer. Here is a list of challenge's and what you get from completing them:

Weapons
Cheats
Scenarios
Levels
Sims
Preset Scenario

Challenge 1 - Unlocks nothing
Challenge 2 - Unlocks nothing
Challenge 3 - Unlocks nothing
Challenge 4 - Unlocks nothing
Challenge 5 - Complex, Farsight XR-20, Grenade
Challenge 6 - Hold the Briefcase, Shotgun
Challenge 7 - Warehouse, Falcon 2 (silencer), Pistol One-Hit-Kills
Challenge 8 - Capture the Case, Super Dragon, HardSim
Challenge 9 - Ravine, Laptop Gun
Challenge 10 - Hacker Central, Temple, Remote Mine
Challenge 11 - Tranquilizer, Tranquilizer
Challenge 12 - Falcon 2 (scope), Slow Motion
Challenge 13 - G5 Building, Reaper, PerfectSim
Challenge 14 - Cloaking Device
Challenge 15 - Grid, Devastator, Temple Explosives
Challenge 16 - Pop a Cap, Fecility (Facility), Proximity Mine
Challenge 17 - Slayer, Slayer
Challenge 18 - Villa, Phoenix
Challenge 19 - Combat Boost
Challenge 20 - Sewers, Mauler, Cloaking
Challenge 21 - Car Park, Callisto NTG
Challenge 22 - Base, Crossbow
Challenge 23 - RC-P120
Challenge 24 - Fortress, DY357-LX
Challenge 25 - N-Bomb, DarkSim
Challenge 26 - Ruins
Challenge 27 - Unlocks nothing
Challenge 28 - Unlocks nothing
Challenge 29 - Unlocks nothing
Challenge 30 - Unlocks nothing
All Challenges - Laser, X-ray Scanner

Here's the list of the different sims and their difficulty in each challenge:

Challenge 1:
1P ShockSim1: Meat
2P ShockSim1: Meat
.... GuardSim1: Meat
3P same as 2P
4P same as 2P

Challenge 2:
1P ShockSim1: Meat
2P ShockSim1: Meat
.....GuardSim1: Meat
3P same as 2P
4P ShockSim1: Meat
.... GuardSim1: Meat
.....ShockSim2: Meat

Challenge 3:
1P TechSim1: Meat
.... TechSim2: Meat
2P same as 1P
3P TechSim1: Meat
.... TechSim2: Meat
.... TechSim3: Meat
4P TechSim1: Meat
.... TechSim2: Meat
.... TechSim3: Meat
.... TechSim4: Meat

Challenge 4:
1P CISim1: Easy
2P CISim1: Easy
.. ..CISim2: Meat
3P CISim1: Easy
.... CISim2: Easy
4P CISim1: Easy
.... CISim2: Easy
.... CISim3: Meat

Challenge 5:
1P CassSim: Easy
2P CassSim: Easy
.... GuardSim1: Meat
3P CassSim: Easy
.... GuardSim1: Meat
.... GuardSim2: Meat
4P CassSim: Easy
.... GuardSim1: Easy
.... GuardSim2: Meat

Challenge 6:
1P WorkSim1: Meat
.... WorkSim2: Meat
.. . WorkSim3: Meat
.... WorkSim4: Meat
2P same as 1P
3P WorkSim1: Easy
.... WorkSim2: Meat
.... WorkSim3: Meat
.....WorkSim4: Meat
4P WorkSim1: Easy
.... WorkSim2: Easy
.... WorkSim3: Meat
.... WorkSim4: Meat

Challenge 7:
1P JoSim1: Easy
2P JoSim1: Easy
.... JoSim2: Meat
3P JoSim1: Easy
.... JoSim2: Easy
4P same as 3P

Challenge 8:
1P SnipeSim1: Easy
2P SnipeSim1: Easy
.... SnipeSim2: Easy
3P SnipeSim1: Easy
.... SnipeSim2: Easy
.....SnipeSim3: Meat
4P SnipeSim1: Easy
.....SnipeSim2: Easy
.....SnipeSim3: Meat
.....SnipeSim4: Meat

Challenge 9:
1P TrentSim: Normal
2P same as 1P
3P TrentSim: Normal
.... NSASim1: Meat
4P TrentSim: Normal
.....NSASim1: Easy

Challenge 10:
1P GuardSim1: Easy
2P GuardSim1: Normal
.... SWATSim1: Easy
3P GuardSim1: Normal
......SWATSim1: Easy
.....GuardSim2: Easy
4P GuardSim1: Normal
.... SWATSim1: Normal
.... GuardSim2: Easy

Challenge 11:
1P BlondeSim1: Normal
2P BlondeSim1: Normal
.....BlondeSim2: Normal
3P BlondeSim1: Normal
.....BlondeSim2: Normal
.....BlondeSim3: Hard
4P BlondeSim1: Normal
.... BlondeSim2: Normal
.....BlondeSim3: Hard
.... BlondeSim4: Hard

Challenge 12:
1P JoSim1: Hard
2P JoSim1: Hard
.... JoSim2: Normal
3P JoSim1: Hard
.... JoSim2: Normal
.... JoSim3: Easy
4P JoSim1: Hard
.....JoSim2: Normal
.... JoSim3: Easy
.....JoSim4: Easy

Challenge 13:
1P CIASim1: Normal
2P CIASim1: Hard
.....FBISim1: Easy
3P CIASim1: Hard
.... FBISim1: Easy
.... CIASim2: Easy
4P CIASim1: Hard
.... FBISim1: Easy
.... CIASim2: Easy
.... FBISim2: Easy

Challenge 14:
1P GuardSim1: Normal
.... TroopSim1: Easy
2P GuardSim1: Normal
.... TroopSim1: Easy
.... GuardSim2: Easy
.... AirSim1: Easy
3P GuardSim1: Hard
.... TroopSim1: Normal
.... GuardSim2: Easy
.... AirSim1: Easy
.... GuardSim3: Easy
4P GuardSim1: Hard
.... TroopSim1: Normal
.... GuardSim2: Easy
.... AirSim1: Easy
.... GuardSim3: Easy
.... TroopSim2: Easy

Challenge 15:
1P LabSim1: Normal
.... LabSim2: Meat
2P LabSim1: Hard
.... LabSim2: Normal
.... LabSim3: Meat
3P LabSim1: Hard
.... LabSim2: Normal
.... LabSim3: Easy
.... LabSim4: Meat
4P LabSim1: Hard
.... LabSim2: Normal
.... LabSim3: Easy
.... LabSim4: Easy
.....LabSim5: Meat

Challenges 16-30 coming soon... A big thanks to zzx72 who compiled this list! Also, the challenge walkthrough are also coming soon.

Preset Combat Simulations

The Combat Simulator (multiplayer mode) contains 14 preset matches, including the ones you need to unlock. These multiplayer simulations are predetermined in every area, and are for the lazy people who don't want to make up their own simulations, or who want to go to a quick match. By the way, you can save up to four custom simulation on your own on the Game Pak or Controller Pak. Of course, you may modify any of these preset matches to your own desires. These are all 14 of them:

No Shield - No shields in the Skedar area. Weapons are Falcon, CMP150, Cyclone, MagSec4, and AR53. The match ends after 10 minutes or if someone scores 10 points.

Rocket Launcher - NOT Area 51, but Area 52 in this simulator. Main weapon is Rocket Launcher, but there is also the Dragon, and some others that are not mentioned. Have a blast.

King of the Hill - Skedar area, with radar. K7 Avenger, DY357 Magnum, AR53 guns, and maybe more (check King of the Hill scenario for more info).

Hold the Briefcase - Skedar area (check Hold the Briefcase scenario for more info). Don't waste time on players who don't have the briefcase.

Capture the Case - Area 52 (check Capture the Case scenario for more info). Basically, find enemy with a Case, get rid of him and run back to your case before someone takes it.

Temple Explosives - Temple, guns: Devastator, Super Dragon. 10 minutes. Turn down the music so you can hear doors opening up behind you.

Tranquilizer - Rarely try to use the tranquilizer to kill, only use the tranquilizer with the help of some more powerful weapons.

Automatics - Pipes area, guns: Dragon, AR53, Cyclone, CMP150, good ambush points.

Simulants - Skedar area (they must like this place), 4 low-level simulants (check simulants section later on), guns: Rocket Launcher, AR53, CMP150, good ambush points.

Complex Farsight - Complex area, 10 minutes, 20-points, guns: Farsight, Cyclone, K7 Avenger.

Pistol One-Hit Kills - Area 52, One Shot Kills from the Falcon, MagSec 4, DY357 Magnum, no time limit.

Cloaking - Get the cloaking device to make yourself temporarily invisible, reappears like Body Armor in GE.

Slayer - Skedar area (again?!), featuring the Slayer rocket launcher. Use the rocket cam to get better shots.

Slow Motion - Sked----nevermind that, slow-motion match (no drop in framerate), look to kill with the sniper rifle.

Multiplayer Options

On the main options screen the options are:

• Level – Select level for death match.
• Game –

Capture the Case – You try to secure your own teams case while attempting to steal the enemy’s. Similar to "Capture the Flag"

Pop A Cap – The players take turns being the "chosen one" whom everyone else has to blow away. If you defeat the victim then you get two points, if you are the victim and stay alive for one minute you get one point.

Normal – Normal deathmatch.

Hold the Briefcase – Similar to Goldeneye’s Flag Tag, players who find and carry the briefcase for 30 seconds wins a point.

Hacker Central – Players must find a data link and then head for the terminal and wait for 20 seconds to activate it. You need to data link to activate the computer. If you don't have the data link defeat the player who does.

• Limits – Customize time and score. The time can go from one minute to 22 minutes and the scores start at one kill and can be set to 45 kills max. You can combine to two to make it 10 min. and 10 kills, the game ends whichever comes first.
• Weapons – Customize what weapons appear and how often. Six slots to use, one meaning the weapon in that slot appears all the time and everywhere. Six being the opposite of one. If you only put four weapons in four slots then you play with only four weapons. If you want to include shields in the deathmatch you have to use a slot. There are also pre-made weapon sets like the Carrington set that contains the Falcon 2, Laptop Gun, Crossbow, AR34 and shield. Some weapons you might have to unlock them first before you can use them in multiplayer. There are about 44+ weapons available in Perfect Dark.
• Teams – Team settings were you can input how many bots/players are on your team and your team color. The players will have a tint of whatever their team color is covering them. You can also edit the team names..
• Simulants – How many bots are playing, and what type of bots (RocketSim, FistSim, etc.).
• Spilt Screen - If your playing a two-player game you can choose the screen to be horizontal or vertical.
• Paintball Mode - Toggle the "No Blood" version of Perfect Dark 'On' or 'Off'
• Load Setup – Load already create setups via memory pak.
• Save Setup – Save created setup via memory pak.

Advance Setup

Character – Choose a character, similar to Goldeneye’s. Able to mix and match heads, and bodies (i.e. habe an alien with a human's head)

Handicap – Set your health up like Goldeneye’s +8, +9, +10, etc.. The higher it is the longer it will take for you to die.

Controls – Choose control style like "Honey" or "Solitaire" and duel-handed ones also.

Head Roll – When in aiming mode head moves which in turn makes the crosshair move. Toggle on or off.

Options –

One Shot Kills – The License to Kill of PD.

Radar – Turn radar on or off. It isn’t a cheat anymore.

Auto-Aim – Toggle on or off.

Slow-Mo – Toggle on or off.

Fast Movement – Toggle on or off.

Display Team – When playing with more then one human a colored line indicates which team you're on.

Kills Score – Allows to have points for kills in non-Combat scenarios.

Highlight Players – If on teammates have a tint of their team color.

Highlight Pickup – Pickups have a colored tint on them.

Show On Radar – Changes from type of game your playing (i.e. Briefcase On Radar, Hill On Radar, etc.).

Mobile Hill – King of the Hill only. Hill moves after being captured.

Time – King of the Hill only. Adjust how long a player must have control of the hill in order to recive a point.

End Game Stats

After a death match you will then see the stats for that round. Stats include:

• Weapon of choice
• Awards (Where’s the armor?, Most professional, etc.). For some of the awards there's a certain color star/medal you receive, they are listed below:

  Green Star = Accuracy Given to the most accurate player.

  Red Star = Kill Master Given to the player with the most kills.

  Yellow Star = Head Shot Given to the player with the most head shots.

  Blue Star = Survivor Given to the player who survived the longest in one life.
  
  Thanks to MP3Edge for the medal info.

• Skill level, lowest rank is Beginner and highest is Perfect. Here's the full list of ranks beginning with the one you start with:

  21) Beginner
  20) Trainee
  19) Amateur
  18) Rookie
  17) Novice
  16) Trooper
  15) Agent
  14) Star Agent
  13) Special Agent
  12) Expert
  11) Veteran
  10) Professional
  9) Dangerous
  8) Deadly
  7) Killer
  6) Assassin
  5) Lethal
  4) Elite
  3) Invincible
  2) Near Perfect
  1) Perfect

  Thanks to Jooish for the ranks.

Currently, no one knows for sure what exact numbers you need to raise your rank in each stat (i.e. kills, damage dealt, medals, etc.).

You can save all your stats to your memory pak and brag to all the "good" players.

If you still have any questions about the multiplayer feel free to e-mail me at Matt@dataDyneHQ.com.

Thanks to Sachit Harish for some great multiplayer info!