#goldeneye n64

[nonnykins]

Reddit confuses me. I've been playing, for the first time, Goldeneye N64 via switch emulators and I thought I'd share my feelings on the retrogaming subreddit.

Here is my experience. Please, let me know if I've done anything to breach reddit etiquette

[n64retro]

GoldenEye 007 (Rare, Nintendo, 1997)

[nintendometro]

The Australian commercial for 'Goldeneye 007' on the Nintendo 64. Support us on Patreon

[retrogamelovers]

Which of these N64 games you playing first? 🎮

[machetelanding]

Maud Adams and Grace Jones playing GoldenEye for the Nintendo 64 at the game's launch party. (August 1997)

[badhum]

Pierce Brosnan as James Bond (GoldenEye 007)

[weepingwidar]

Gao Hang (Chinese, 1991) - James Bond (2020)

[devileaterjaek]

[y2kplaysthetics]

My surviving Nintendo 64 game collection

(Photo taken with Canon Powershot SX210 IS)

[videogamepolls]

[n64retro]

Amazing photograph shared by Iker Maidagan showing every game developed by Rare and released for Nintendo home consoles during the SNES, N64 and GC eras.

[wasserberger]

Grace Jones and Maud Adam’s playing N64 at the Goldeneye release party

[nintendometro]

Early footage of 'Goldeneye 007' on the Nintendo 64.

[retrogamelovers]

#OnThisDayInGaming! 🎂

Goldeneye 007 for the N64 turns 27 today in North America!

[machetelanding]

1997 print ad for GoldenEye on the Nintendo 64

[emiliasilverova]

As those who know me are aware, I own a lot of GoldenEye/Bond merch. And guess what? Up above are my latest arrivals 🙃 But unlike all my previous stuff, I decided to make a post this time—mostly because of how thankful I am to the people who acquired/made them for me.

First picture: my very own, old, battered GE cartridge, signed by none other than the good doctor David Doak and composer extraordinaire Grant Kirkhope + a surprise American cartridge (and a bunch of 90s, Russia-themed National Geographics...)

I mentioned in a previous post that one of my preciouses was on the way back from Arizona. Well there it is :D The one cartridge that started it all, the one reason I'm out and about professing my love for all things GE okay mostly Alec... now signed by not just one, but two of the amazing people who made it. I don't have enough thanks to give to @prismatic-bell, who not only managed to get it signed for me, but also sent back all those lovely bonuses along with it srsly ilu nyan.

Second picture: a 1:2 replica of the GE remote mine, complete with light, sound and vibration (👀)

A sweet little thing courtesy of my fellow Frenchman (and GE creator...) Making the Mine ! Absolutely in love with it I might or might not be pushing the button every so often, and I'm so so glad to have sneaked on Instagram just to strike up conversation with the man! Also was a pleasure to meet up IRL... and now I look forward to adding more to my newly started mine collection, hehe.

Oh, you want a demonstration? Certainly: