New GoldenEye 007 trailer goes behind the scenes

By Jason Leavey by Aug 31st, '10 at 2:32pm CST

With a little more than two months left before James Bond returns to Wii consoles in an event 13 years in the making, FPS and retro gaming enthusiasts are eagerly awaiting GoldenEye 007 to see how a re-envisioned version of a N64 favorite holds up.

The folks at Eurocom have been hard at work, implementing quite a bit of newness to the game, while retaining a lot of what you loved. The latest game trailer shows off some new footage, while giving you a behind the scenes look at the development process. They’ve even brought in Hollywood set designers to update some returning, and new locales.

GoldenEye 007 has a target date of November 2nd.

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  • Adam Cancer

    I have high hopes for this game (as does probably nintendo). Goldeneye 007 for the 64 was my first experience with FPS multiplayer. I can still remember playing after school with my friends as Sean Connery lying in wait for an unwitting opponent to run around the corner, good times. I have to say that I'm not blown away by the graphic but lets face it, it is on the Wii. Plus graphics are not everything, content is what seals the deal for me. So if they can bottle the fun multiplayer experience from the past with a solid single player mode I think they'll have a great game for those people starving for a good FPS for the Wii.

    • JasonLeavey

      For some reason, the gameplay videos look terrible. We can be honest,… they look like death. But in person, the game looks great. And it plays just like the original. My playtime was spent with the remake of The Archives (I believe) and although it's one of my least favorite multiplayer levels of the original, it was still a blast.

      • Adam Cancer

        That's awesome, the old school nerds like myself will no doubt love this remade stroll down memory lane :-)