It feels like we’ve been waiting for an official announcement about who the new James Bond will be, and while 007 producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson remain tight-lipped, we at least know what they’ll be like actor. Looking. No Time to Die opens in late 2021 (after a delay due to the pandemic) ...
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By now, you’re more than likely aware of the news that GoldenEye 007 would be added to the Nintendo 64 retro library that is currently available on Nintendo Switch Online. However, thanks to remarks by Rare studio head Craig Duncan, we now know more info on how this happened. According to Duncan, they originally tried ...
Image: Nintendo Life Planets aligned a few weeks ago – with Nintendo announcing the N64 classic GoldenEye 007 would be getting a re-release on modern platforms. It’s kind of a miracle, considering how long the game has been stuck in licensing hell. Rare’s boss Craig Duncan has now shed some light on the situation behind ...
Image: EON/MGM Rare’s 1997 Nintendo 64 release GoldenEye 007 is arguably one of the greatest video games of all time. The Xbox 360 version was leaked last year, and since then, there have been ongoing rumours about this classic first-person shooter returning in some way or form. Now, ahead of next week’s Xbox and Bethesda ...
The glory days of GoldenEye 007 appear to be a thing of the past on all fronts – with the 2007 Xbox Live Arcade remake of Bond’s iconic Nintendo 64 shooter seemingly stuck in licensing Hell. While we likely won’t ever get our hands on the game via an official release, as of today, we ...
One game we haven’t seen recreated or at least referenced in Animal Crossing: New Horizons yet is Rare’s legendary Nintendo 64 first-person shooter, GoldenEye 007. Admittedly, it’s probably a tough one to replicate in a lifestyle simulator, but Twitter user @SkyhawkJD found an inventive way to pay tribute to the all-time classic. Instead of trying ...
