The AI Of GoldenEye 007

Space World '96

This head texture, though appearing in Space World '96
footage, was removed before final release. Contrary to
many rumours, it was not based on the characters (or actors)
Admiral Chuck Farrel (Billy J. Mitchell) from GoldenEye
or Henry Gupta (Ricky Jay) from Tomorrow Never Dies.

Wall Map Textures

No watermarks here...

Computer Monitor Textures

Are these pictures live?

David Doak - GoldenEye 007 - Do You Expect Me To Talk?

Secret Informers Special (Nintendo World - Issue 4 - October 1999)

Train Change

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.

Shoshinkai/Space World '95 Preview (Nintendo Power - Issue 80 - January 1996)

Review (Next Generation - Issue 34 - October 1997)

E3 '97 Preview (64 Magazine - Volume 4 - 1997)

Everything Old Is New Again

Unused Team Head

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.

An early screenshot from Bunker 2 showing
the texture in use on an Arctic Commando.

Print Ad (Japan)

GoldenEye 007 TV Spots (France - 1997/1998)

The Retro Hour - Episode 19 (David Doak Interview)

Anatomy Of A Murder (iSpy Magazine - Volume 58 - Issue 10)

Bonus: Untextured Bunker Map (NinGen)

Print Ad (UK)

1001 Video Games You Must Play Before You Die (2010)

100 Best Games Of All Time (Edge - Issue 80 - January 2000)

#003 - GoldenEye 007

Heads, You Lose (Arcade Magazine - Issue 20 - June 2000)