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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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| Purchase Retro Gamer Issue 178 to read GoldenEye: The Declassified Report. Available on iTunes |
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| Purchase Retro Gamer Issue 38 to read The Making Of GoldenEye 007 for Nintendo 64. Available on iTunes |
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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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| SGI Onyx Workstation |
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| N64 Development Cart |
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| GoldenEye Team Workspace |
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| The GoldenEye Team as they appear in the game. L-R Martin Hollis, Mark Edmonds, Karl Hilton, B Jones, Duncan Botwood Steve Ellis, Graeme Norgate, David Doak, Grant Kirkhope, Robin Beanland, Adrian Smith |
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| 7 of the GoldenEye Team at Rare Ltd. in Twycross. L-R Duncan Botwood, B. Jones, Steve Ellis, Martin Hollis, Mark Edmonds, Dr. David Doak, Grant Kirkhope. |
