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GoldenEye 007

  • Video Game
  • 1997
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IMDb RATING
9.1/10
6.4K
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Pierce Brosnan and Izabella Scorupco in GoldenEye 007 (1997)
SpyActionAdventureThriller

James Bond must track down agent-turned-terrorist Alec Trevelyan to stop the launch of a powerful satellite. Play the game that set the stage for the First-person shooter genre on the consol... Read allJames Bond must track down agent-turned-terrorist Alec Trevelyan to stop the launch of a powerful satellite. Play the game that set the stage for the First-person shooter genre on the console.James Bond must track down agent-turned-terrorist Alec Trevelyan to stop the launch of a powerful satellite. Play the game that set the stage for the First-person shooter genre on the console.

  • Director
    • Martin Hollis
  • Writers
    • David Doak
    • Ian Fleming
    • Jeffrey Caine
  • Stars
    • Kevin Bayliss
    • Ken Lobb
    • Scott Hochberg
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • IMDb RATING
    9.1/10
    6.4K
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Martin Hollis
    • Writers
      • David Doak
      • Ian Fleming
      • Jeffrey Caine
    • Stars
      • Kevin Bayliss
      • Ken Lobb
      • Scott Hochberg
    • 59User reviews
    • 4Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • See production info at IMDbPro
    • Won 1 BAFTA Award
      • 5 wins & 3 nominations total

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    Kevin Bayliss
    • James Bond
    • (voice)
    Ken Lobb
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    Scott Hochberg
    • Enemy Scientist
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    • (uncredited)
    • Director
      • Martin Hollis
    • Writers
      • David Doak
      • Ian Fleming
      • Jeffrey Caine
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    10shadow-54

    Best game of 1997!

    007's Goldeneye is one of the best N64 releases ever.

    Better than this game? Well...Star Wars: Rogue Squadron, Star Wars: Episode I-Racer and The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time are far better and superior games. But I still love Goldeneye.

    This is the best adaptation from a movie second only to Star Wars adaptations. The story is perfect. It's like you are in the movie itself.

    The graphics are excellent. The movements are extremely realistic. The enemies' artificial intelligence are the best part in this game. I loved playing the stage in which James and Natalya break from the Janus base as the Goldeneye prepares to burn it. Escaping without sounding an alarm was very difficult. Eluding cameras and controlling your fire are great aspects in the gameplay.

    It's also the toughest game I've ever played. N64 games are usually very, very easy. Goldeneye is the one exception. I'm still trying to beat the 00 Agent difficult level, but winning the easier levels was already a great victory. I loved when Alec Trevelyan asked: "For England James?". I answered: "No, for ME!" It happened just in the moment I blasted him to death. Just like in the movie. I love accomplishing every objective.

    The multiplayer gaming is even better. At first I got killed every holy second. Now, I know how to win. I love forcing my playmates by playing at License to Kill.

    The music and sound are astounding. Super Mario 64 looks like an Atari next to this. The only thing I still wanted to hear was the Goldeneye theme song, that plays at the end of the movie.

    After Zelda was released, I nearly forgot I still had this game. It's still excellent, even if it's already surpassed. I hope other 007 games are produced.

    Fantastic job Rareware! Nintendo was very smart to release this game on the N64 exclusively. Magnificent job Nintendo!
    10marshall89

    One of the greatest games you'll ever put in your system.

    Ever since I've been allowed to play Goldeneye once again, it's been impossible to get my mind off it. I'm surprised I could have gone without it. It is, without a doubt, one of the greatest games of all time. I have never played any other shooting games, but I know that this one rules above all. Most people blame it for too much violence, but I find that ridiculous. There may be a few graphic antics, but there's far worse out there.

    Most importantly, it's fun. With an awesome arsenal of weapons such as the RC-P90 and the classic Golden Gun, you'll go through several challenging levels from the movie, completing crucial objectives and fending off swarms of guards. There are tons of awesome cheats to get and even two secret levels that you will only earn if you have the true skill. Goldeneye is also one of the greatest multiplayer games ever as well. You can choose several characters from the movie, classic villains from old 007 movies (Baron Samedi, Oddjob, May Day, and Jaws), and guards in the game. Chances are you and your partner(s) will be laughing so hard as you blow each other away that you'll look like Bart and Lisa Simpson watching an episode of the Itchy and Scratchy show.

    So if you don't have the game, don't rent it: Just buy it. It's too good to be true. For cool Goldeneye stuff, check out Detstar.com's Goldeneye website. Every James Bond lover will dig this game big time.
    10Quinoa1984

    Great fun

    For fans of the movie, or of video games, this is the best treat for the N64. This game is so unbelievably good it makes all the other shoot-em-up games look bad. The solo game is kinda tough, but if you play in the multi-player game, it is a whole bunch of fun just finding people and shooting them. Definitely the best game for the N64 and a nice touch for anyone's collection. A++
    10nhonahoe

    so far unbeaten.

    Quite simply, Goldeneye is the single greatest N64 game to date. The learning curve is just about perfect, and you'll still be playing it with your friends months on, as the multiplayer mode is nothing short of exceptional.

    The system for acquiring cheats for once requires some degree of skill, rather than simply knowing which buttons to press, and the challenge of Aztec on 00 agent level is astonishing.

    All in all - it's the best game I've ever played on the N64
    Mat_neve1104

    A classic of the generation...

    This game is a classic...I didn't even know what James Bond was until I played this game! But it is one of the best first person shooters in the world...Stuff call of duty! This is the best...Me and my two cousins had so much fun finding secret rooms and hiding in the toilet on the facility level then spraying them with bullets when they opened the cubicle door the single player game is amazing as well with detail and size of levels which puts the early medal of honours to shame. Also travelling around that bloody giant graveyard level looking for zukovsky then finding it amusing to shoot him and then realising you have to start the level again. A giant range of levels...my personal favourites were 'Frigate' and 'facility' on single player. My favourite multiplayer levels were 'facility' and 'complex' with all those invisible walls. Which the happy programmers thought ahh lets give them a challenge we won't code it. (lazy!) Anyway good game get it for a fiver off ebay and a n64 for £20 at the charity shop and relive the memories I once had.

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    • Trivia
      The game was almost never released. Nintendo felt that the game had too many bugs and they stopped funding the project. But Rare had faith in the game and kept funding going.
    • Goofs
      The laser weapon is called the Moonraker Laser. However, if it is your weapon of choice at the end of a Multiplayer match, it is incorrectly called the "Military Laser."
    • Quotes

      Alec trevelyan: For England, James?

      James Bond: No. for me.

    • Crazy credits
      As the end credits are playing, Bond and Natalya are at the jungle kissing
    • Alternate versions
      The game originally had much more graphic blood spurts and the blood was more brightly colored, but was toned down. This however can be activated with a Gameshark.
    • Connections
      Edited into Rare Replay (2015)
    • Soundtracks
      James Bond Theme
      Music by Monty Norman

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    • Release date
      • August 25, 1997 (United States)
    • Countries of origin
      • United Kingdom
      • United States
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • Golden Eye
    • Production companies
      • Rare
      • Rareware
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