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In case you've not noticed, GoldenEra documentary is out now and available to stream. It's a fascinating look into Rare's GoldenEye 007 game – its origins, secrets, triumphs and legacy – and its ubertalented development team. A must-watch for fans. |
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We're definitely not in it – or are
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| A newspaper clipping celebrating GoldenEye 007's win at the 1998 Academy of Interactive Arts and Sciences (AIAS) is featured as a texture in Rare's spiritual sequel Perfect Dark. |
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| The number of the train was changed to 715-5264 in reference to the Nintendo 64 console for which the game was developed. The train in the film is numbered 715-5623 and its TWO carriages are 742-5660 and 745-2516. However, the train in the game has (Double-O) SEVEN carriages with only (Double-O) SIX of these being accessible. |
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| Mr. Adrian 'Ady' Smith, credited with Additional Graphics, produced the Jungle and Antenna Dish at Arecibo as well as front end design and in-game effects, such as the muzzle flashes, tracer fire, explosions and health status indicator. He also worked on a 'Firing Range' section of a cut Q Branch environment. He left Rare Ltd. in February, 1997. |
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| An early screenshot from Bunker 2 showing the texture in use on an Arctic Commando. |
