Drat: The Janus: Once in a blue moon (or even less often), and enemy will snap and go around murdering his compatriots. I only recall it happening (for me) on Pelagic II. Rare denied the existence of the glitch.

Aliasalpha: I only had one go of the N64 version but from what I played I got the impression that it was a reskin of goldeneye and this version feels pretty much like goldeneye to me. It's not quite as good because its not a bond game but its far better because you don't have to use that godawful controller made for the japanese 3 handed midget freaks

Aliasalpha: Im not really saying that PD was a better or worse game than goldeneye, the one and only comparison time I had with it made me feel the games were basically the same but that in itself is a good thing for all the people who are fans of GE should be happy that they can play something that is functionally almost identical but with a controller thats not shit

Whitecroc: I recall showing PD to a couple of friends, and before we'd even started they wanted to play GoldenEye. I stubbornly refused to switch cartridge, however, and after that they wouldn't even hear of playing GoldenEye. It's much more than a reskin. :)
As for the controller, well, I agree it looked really weird. I think I've used the left-most prong only twice (Shadow of the Empire camera control - and I'll have you know I barely played that game; also, you could map different guns to the D-pad in Jet Force Gemini), and I've owned and played a lot of N64 games. So, you don't really need three hands to play the N64 - in fact, the vast majority of games don't even use the first prong of the controller, unless you for some reason deicde to use another control scheme.