@@GamerFolklore Huh. Why name it after a real place if they're going to put it somewhere it's not?

@@rosskwolfe in the movie they used Arecibo for the set but in cannon it is just some generic giant telescope in Cuba lol

@@lincolnlog5977 that's literally what he just said...

@@MechanicalMooCow Literally, he was refining the point about it not just being part of the game's literall canon, but the movie's literall canon as well....literally

@@pullt he was just clarifying what whitegoose said

cool!

I came here to say this main comment. Also Doak went onto co-found Free Radical Design, one of the many ex rare staffers who moved on and make the Timesplitters franchise.

@@k.pliskin3214 It does. You can still see all the classic faces in every NPC... but the text doesn't change, so it sill says Dr. Rakhmanov, but you see Dr. Doak's face.

I'm surprised Goose didn't notice this given his name appears on the screens in game.

@@thiagovidal6137 I've noticed when playing, that some of the NPC's have missing faces when toggling back to the original mode. You can see it at 44:12 too. So maybe not every classic NPC ?

Clearly not a bug, it’s a feature...

My understanding is that part of the definition of a software bug is that they are unintentional. Seems to me that these purple trees are not a bug.

@@thegreathadoken6808 they are purple because the texture for the tree is missing, this causes the trees to display the bright purple checkered pattern, it’s pretty common for missing textures in games.

@@bernardobarreto4211 Goddamit

same with the lights in the aztek's new black room

Love a good long yt vid to lay back to. 👍

Goose is very pure

That ain't a tree, it's a big ass flower, as is common in Tropical locations...

@@GamerFolklore Thanks for the heart! According to my dad's humble opinion OoT has the best tees on the N64. He was very excited when he saw the deku tree lol But I'd love to see you do a joke deep dive on your personal top 64 trees on the system. The ones in body harvest are certainly the most fun to drive into because they make such a great cracking sound when they fall down

@@darkjapan "Top 64 trees on the N64", that sounds pretty interesting.

@@HappyBeezerStudios Thanks! I think it would be a pretty funny video if it was done in a really serious manner. Judging by this video Goose seems to be fond of trees lol

@@GamerFolklore "Top 64 trees on the N64" ... it be very interesting.

If they remade it on modern consoles, it would be crazy what the levels could look like.

Same here! New one for me!

I remember doing it by accident while playing the game on demo at a Sears. but it was probably because I didn't know how to look down

I never knew about th RCP90 on train or the small boxes in Caverns eventually giving you dual M16s. Both a fun and informative video for sure!

@@TylerandMoRoll im sitting at work wishing i could go home right now and play some goldeneye. Ill always be an 8 year old at heart when it comes to video games.

@@Faber0k Especially with this one. I always tried to show my friends this game. But they just never got it. Oh well.

The Pandora Cabin

I’m on it

The scary thing is, you actually can see whats in the cabin, it loads just fine. Your mind wont let you remember. This is why the game never came out.

some say its where the perfect dark ghost resides now

I can definitely see some fan made creepy anti-piracy screens being made in the future haha

I'd love to see it in more remasters or remakes for sure. It allows them to take a risk with visuals without forcing players to start a new save to check differences. Master Chief Collection and the Another World ports for modern platforms have the feature at least.

The Halo anniversary from 2011 was one of the earliest to implement it. The MCC actually encourages you to use it with it being a achievement of doing it on all levels. It's nice to see artistic choices with new textures/different textures and such on the fly.

@@Hobojoe4464 the remakes of Monkey Island 1 & 2 are the first games I remember doing that, from 2009/2010 IIRC

Remake games have been doing this for a long time. Almost every remade game Ive played has a button to change to the old graphics.

@@wh0racle3 I’m curious what games have this feature. The only ones I ever knew about were the Monkey Island games and Halo 1& 2 remasters. It’s certainly more of an exception as opposed to the norm. Though I do believe people really enjoy it and would like to see it become a staple of remasters

Personally, I like them "half empty water temple".

ya it helps with clitoral stimulation ;)

@@dextrodemon wtf

@@RickardLejonhjarta I have no Idea what Caaru said because their comment was deleted/isn't appearing. Your reaction is probly the funniest thing I've seen all day because of the missing context.

that was me man, you should have seen my disappointment when daniel craig rolled in and the dam level was changed into this set piece call of duty feeling game with cutscenes and crap then every other level was just completely different

I dont have to imagine :(

I played through the whole game on Wii. It had that horrible clunky movement of modern FPS games where you feel like you are carrying a giant rucksack of ammo. It wasn't awful but I would never play it again.

Goldeneye Reloaded wasn't a bad game, but was kinda uninteresting

@@GeovaneSanciniSR it came out at the peak of multiplayer gaming the multiplayer was severely lacking, it was one of the worst fps of the time, even the singleplayer was a short waste of time with only a few original levels only sharing the name as they were completely different the only thing I kind of enjoyed in that game was that arcade mode thing even then it was trash when I was expecting the xbla remake itself lol

it is a normal floor texture specially made to look like a bottom of a pool, normally this would get a layer of moving transparant water texture above it! im 100% sure this would be added at the end if the game was not cancelled

Is the water blue or gold?

Ppl will finish it. Just play what we hv and be happy we got it at all.

i remember being 3 and 4 yos and using every single cheat in the list and running around on caverns and NEVER knowing wtf was going on, on control

I think that was how everyone felt when they first played statue

LMAO that's amazing

That shit always made ER speedruns and playthroughs kinda lame so that's awesome, albeit terrifying

Did they fix the "issue" where Alec when friendly and Natalya also uses the rockets?

It's not the screen going black, it's your eyes going black

belt-fed

Which also appears to be left-handed for some reason.

and he's Canadian so it sounded like "gayg"

I always thought it was like, James Bond.

My assumption was that there is meant to be a door there but the game just never loads it because it reaches the limit for how many doors can be loaded. So you can see it when you hover over the stairs, but you can't when you're going down that corridor normally. Either way it's fascinating.

@@vapormermaid could be possible

@@vapormermaid might have something to do with the enemy AI, I could see how (especially in Frigate) the difficulty of using many doors' state on pathing and room-to-room viz/sound proximity checks could be too much for the poor N64 and they just best effort it.

I wonder now actually if this also has to do with the ghost doors in archives. If the game optimizes door state and AI pathing through doors in a limited way, maybe it's possible that not only can door assignments be shuffled or culled incorrectly, but also door state. So a phantom open door could be a door state that accidentally got transferred by the engine.

@@vapormermaid and the set of circumstances to emulate must happen by chance extremely rarely. I'm not by any stretch a Goldeneye coding wizard or anything, in fact there's a lot i have to learn. That being said if it is ever found out how to manipulate door thresholds, that would no doubt be a huge revelation.

His big hands are the reason the N64 controller is like that

I don't think that was the name that came up in the game. Similar, though.

Thanks, tips

@@GamerFolklore Yea its quite interesting how development on games works especially for a game like Goldeneye

Also the florescent lights in that cool looking room in Aztec, you see the checkerboard pattern indicating a missing texture.

@@Pinhead64 Funny how you can literally identify the engine on their no texture look. Custom or commercial they all have their own look.

Making a missing texture stand out make it easier to be spotted in QA.

21:9 was chosen because it was in the N64 version.

That's weird as Miyamoto didn't like the whole killing thing, hence why the one video (the ending and/or opening atract one) protrays every character as if they are an actor.

I still don't get that. Why even let James Bond have a video game license if you don't wanna see him die? *You have to have a goddamn failure state to even be a game.* ...At least a James Bond game does. Plus, way to make the guy sound like an absolute Gary Stu that he's not allowed to fail.

That does really mean much in the grand scheme of things, it just means that you could make a copy or print your own copy of From Russia with Love and sell it. The rights to the film character "James Bond" and the film's characters and story are a completely different thing that are sealed up tight with Danjaq, LLC not to mention possibilities around actor's licensing of their digital likeness.

The US is much different. The copyright laws for people are times 2 your lifespan from your death date if I am not mistaken.

2 separate categories for sure. The new one may be hot for a minute, but ultimately the original will always be the more popular speedrun

@@GamerFolklore Yes, does it cover all easter eggs?

@@GamerFolklore I think a video showing just the easter eggs and the leftover objects unused on the game would be great! I miss footage like this on youtube. Thanks for replying me

​@@GamerFolklore I'm listing here all footage I think will be interesting to explore for the viewers, even for the beginners on GE world. Of course I'm forgetting some of them and you already covered many of them, but here are the ones I remembered by now: Easter Eggs: - Test tubes above the vents of Facility - "No James Bond" sign on Facility - Opening the Shutters on Silo - Crate full of books on Surface 1 - Crate in Crate in Crate on Caverns - Rare Logo and Mickey Mouse Graffiti on Depot, as well as other graffitis (references?) Region Differences: - Replacing Knife to Rocket+Sniper on JP - Body Armor's locations - Some text differences - Silo's intro camera References: - Intro is a BBFC Parody for British Movies - Henchman faces are Rare's Staff - Klobb is referring to Ken Lobb (was "Spyder" on booklet) - Dr. Doak - CCTV is a Goldeneye VHS - Alec's hint ("Ironic") - Controller Button Layouts Named After Bond Girls - DK face on bungee jumping Dam (maybe just a coincidence) - Ckopo ("quickly") on Dam - водка ("Vodka") and картофель ("Potato") on Facility - Ouromov's Briefcase and Key - Aztec/Egyptian movie references (Moonraker / The Spy Who Loved Me / The Man with the Golden Gun) - Killing Baron Samedi the 4th and final time as a reference to the movie character - Russian Commandants - Motorcycle, Helicopter and BMW miniatures on Surface - Video of Karl Hilton talking in a computer screen on Bunker 2 - Complex level was reworked to become Clinker's Cavern on Banjo-Tooie - Stacks level was reworked to become Ordnance Storage on Banjo-Tooie - Arecibo Observatory collapsed recently - On Surface 1, the map in the safe is an accurate map of Bunker 2 Bugs/Glitches: - Paintbrush on Dam - Circular Saw texture on Statue is messy - Floating Remote Mines on Bunker Single/Multi (easter egg?) - Turbo Mode/Fast/Slow Animation on Cradle at the helicopter scene - Slow animation/Tiny Bond strange animations on Depot entering the train - Turbo Mode on Train to reach the front part of the train - Killing characters at the final cutscenes using Timed Mines - Freezing guard with lasers at Aztec and Baron Samedi with golden gun in Egyptian - Killing Boris without failing the mission on Control - Empty Bunker as Main Level - Death Theme overlapped by Facility X right before Ourumov runs into the room - Runway's last note of ending music is omitted when cheat is activated - On Surface 1, Destroying the console instead of using it will cause glitches in the texture mapping of enemies - On Surface 2, If a guard stands on the yellow "H" on the helipad, his textures will be tinted yellow until he steps back off it. Tricks/Curiosities - Driving tank without tank using All Guns - Bond's 3 hands - Going back to the vents (Single/Multi) - Seeing Silo explosions with Invincibility - Flying Bond on a staircase with Tiny Bond - Scientist keycard on Facility's Bathroom - Different speeches between Bond and Alec on Facility depending on the health - Phrases from Natalya on Jungle and conversation on Bunker 2 cell - On Train Agent it's possible to exit the level before Ourumov can kill Natalya Leftover - Debug Menu - Unused Line Mode cheat - Blood Impacts - Dam's Golden Island (Secret Island) - Dam's ending platform at the bottom - Surface's guards in Guard Towers - Surface's Observatory pad for a door - Silo's Ventilation Shaft - Silo's 2 inaccessible walkways - Silo's elevator scaffold - Frigate's 2 inaccessible areas - Frigate's Radio Room Map - Streets 2 inaccessible areas - Streets Ourumov's ZIL - Depot's Unseen Silos - Egyptian's Cloud Color (missing red) - Cradle and Statue in Multi - Hidden ZX Spectrum Emulator with games - Citadel - 4 Bonds - Unused characters in single (Helicopter Pilot, Terrorists, Rosika, Biker, St. Petersburg Guard, Female Moonraker Elite, Civilians and +) - Unused music tracks (Jungle, Citadel and +) - Unused objects (cube from Star Trek, Harpoon, Alarms, Computers, Guns and +) - Unused Vehicles (Motorcycle, Helicopter, Boat, BMW, Articulated Truck and +) - Unused texts - Unused animations - Removed objectives - Early version of missions photos - Difference from Beta tcrf.net/GoldenEye_007_(Nintendo_64) goldeneye.fandom.com

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F. And Arecibo is in Puerto Rico, not in Cuba.

its badly damaged, but not fully gone :)

@@mr_dher In the James Bond universe it is in Cuba lol therefore it survives in the Cuban Jungle.