GoldenEye 007

a.k.a. ゴールデンアイ007

published by Nintendo in 1997-07-31, developed by Rare, running on Nintendo 64

type: shooter
genre: First-person shooter
series: James Bond 007
setting: Present
perspective: 1st person
player options: split-screen, single player

languages: eng jpn

4.6/5

Official description

You are Bond, James Bond. You are assigned to covet operations connected with the GoldenEye Weapons satellite. M will brief you on your mission objectives from London. Q Branch will support you with a supply of gadgets and weapons. Will you succeed?

# 2014-07-17 18:42:04 - official description

Comments (2)

Based on Pierce Brosnan's first outing as James Bond, this game is superb. The telescopic aiming is excellent - this was the first game to feature it.

# 2006

Amazing, I'll never forget this game. After Doom arrived there was nothing that really took the next step. There was Quake, but that never really took far from doom, but when goldeneye hit the shops it took a good while before anyone bettered it. Best multiplayer mode ever until all this new fangled network gaming came into play with Halo etc etc

and3ew d - # 2006

Technical specs

display: textured polygons

Editor note

The game creators discovered that grayscale textures were exponentially faster to render than RGB (color) textures. This also had the benefit of using less ROM memory. The vast majority of textures in GoldenEye are grayscale (in the hardware). Color is applied to these grayscale textures by applying colors to the vertexes bounding the textures when they are rendered.

zerothis # 2014-04-15 23:19:52

Authors / Staff

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Ken Lobb (treehouse staff)
Ken Lobb ('klobb' namesake)

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External reviews (6) - average: 96% - median: 96.5%

review source	country	issue	date	score
Consoles + (1-155)	fr	69	1997-10	98/100	98%
Consoles + (1-155)	fr	71	1997-12	94/100	94%
IGN		1997	*	9.7/10	97%
Joypad 1-72	fr	68	1997-10	94/100	94%
Metacritic		1997	*	96/100	96%	view
Player One	fr	81	1997-12	97/100	97%