N64’s Goldeneye 007 making comeback with Nintendo, Xbox

Dominic Genetti, Digital Reporter

Sep. 13, 2022

“Gothenburg, Sweden – April 15, 2011: Studio shot of the very popular Nintendo 64 game 007 Goldeneye, with Super Mario 64 in the background.”

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One of the greatest video games of the 1990s, if not all-time, is making its way to new gaming counsels. 

According to a report from ING Entertainment, “Goldeneye 007” (or “Bond” as those of a certain age from the game’s heydays called it) will be making its way to Xbox and Nintendo Switch. 

Rareware Ltd. made the announcement on their Twitter page as well:

The ING report indicates the appearance of the game will remain relatively the same for the Nintendo Switch version, but the Xbox version will be “remastered” for a more present-day look. Switch players will have online multiplayer access that the Xbox version won’t have.

Dominic Genetti was born and raised in St. Louis and has been in the media industry since 2003. He holds a bachelor’s degree in journalism from Northwest Missouri State University, and has covered a variety of subjects including hard news, courts, enterprise features, and sports. From 2011 to 2013, Genetti wrote a syndicated baseball column that published daily throughout the country. He was also awarded the “Community Service” award from the Missouri Press Association for his efforts to bring light to a historic cemetery in disrepair in Hannibal, Missouri. Multimedia coverage is also part of Genetti’s repertoire. In 2011 he was named the GateHouse Media Videographer of the Year. Genetti has worked for newspapers in Missouri, Iowa, Texas, and Illinois.