007 GoldenEye [Player's Choice] (Nintendo 64 / N64)

Developed by Rare and published by Nintendo in 1997, GoldenEye 007 on Nintendo 64 sends James Bond on a mission. The campaign is played solo, and multiplayer brings up to four people together on one system. At Retro MTL, options range from cartridge only to the game with manual and box.

Inspired by the GoldenEye film, this first-person shooter combines infiltration, gadgets and mission objectives. Compatible with the Rumble Pak, it is part of our Nintendo 64 games collection.

Why GoldenEye 007 on N64 Still Holds Up

In GoldenEye 64, finishing a level is not just about reaching the exit. You also have to complete the objectives assigned to James Bond, such as gathering intel, using a gadget or protecting a character.

The Agent, Secret Agent and 00 Agent difficulty levels add objectives, and guards react to gunfire and alarms. Moving carefully keeps an infiltration from turning into a firefight.

GoldenEye 64 Multiplayer on One System

On the Nintendo 64, two to four players face off in split screen. Each player uses their own controller, and one television is all it takes to relive those matches where everyone sneaks a look at their neighbour's screen.

The "The Man with the Golden Gun" multiplayer scenario puts the golden gun at the heart of the action. Characters, arenas and settings keep matches fresh.

GoldenEye N64 Condition, Inspection and Warranty

Every cartridge is inspected, cleaned and graded by its real condition. All our games are tested and covered by a warranty.

The selector lists the items included, along with the stated condition. Photos may be for reference only, and the copy you receive may even be in better shape.

To complete your collection, browse our other Nintendo 64 games, our Nintendo 64 systems and our Nintendo 64 accessories.

GoldenEye 64 FAQ

Does GoldenEye 64 Need the Expansion Pak?

No. The game runs on the Nintendo 64's standard memory, in the campaign and in multiplayer. The Rumble Pak is optional.

Will the N64 Cartridge Still Save My Progress?

Yes. The game saves to EEPROM memory built into the cartridge, with no battery to replace.