Uploaded February 2023 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
10:00 before proceeding through that door. I'd recommend checking that you've completed all the objectives except one.
This is a long-ish level and it's quite easy to forget to destroy one of the computer things somewhere.
Key 8:20 / Door 10:00
Key 5:39 / Door 10:11
Key 9:18(I didn't pick it up. One of the guards on the left drops it) / Door 7:40
Xbox Achievement: "I Know It's Here Somewhere…"
0:00 - Mission Briefing
0:12 - Mission Walkthrough
10:42 - Mission Completed
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My new walkthrough and first "no damage" walkthrough of GoldenEye 007(Xbox Series X) on 00 Agent difficulty.
My almost 13 years old walkthrough was the original version played on actual Nintendo 64.
And my recordings probably made the quality even worse.
This version can't be bought separately.
You either need XBOX Game Pass subscription.
Or own a digital copy of Rare Replay. Which comes with 30 other games including Perfect Dark(XBLA)!
Nintendo Switch also has a different version available on their Nintendo Online service.
Also not available to be purchased separately.
My thoughts about this version at the moment:
I am very happy to see GoldenEye officially released after 25 years!
But also dissapointed for what it could/should have been.
First dissapointment came when it was announced and it wasn't the finished version of the amazing XBLA remaster.
Second dissapointment was when I first played it couple days ago and realized it's only 30fps.
But when you compare this to the original N64 version on original hardware. The MUCH more stable 30fps is still a HUGE improvement.
There are some quality of life improvements(mainly in controls) that make a big difference depending on what you're looking for.
-Modern controls
-Button mapping
-Own separate buttons for Reload(for example now you can now reload while facing a door), Action, Previous Weapon and Crouch.
-Sight lock. Allows you to move while holding the aim button. Which brings the crosshair to the screen. And some weapons zoom in. Also if you want the old style this option can be turned off.
I 100% the game and got all the achievements in less than 8 hours. Before I decided to record this.
At the moment I think this is easily the best official release to play. But that's because there's not much competition.
My overall favorite way is easily the leaked XBLA version played on modded XBox 360. It's so smooth and feels so good to play. The visuals are amazing as well.
It also has one big gameplay improvement any other versions don't. And that's swapping mission items by a press of a button without having to go to the pause menu.
Maybe one day it'll be finished and released. But I'm not holding my hopes up for that.
The fact that GoldenEye was rereleased at all was a miracle. I'll always be dissapointed knowing what it could have been. But I am super happy to see this at all!
The game runs 30fps, but I couldn't find a setting to not record 60fps. That's why the video is 60fps unfortunately.
GoldenEye 007 played and recorded on Xbox Series X.
10:00 before proceeding through that door. I'd recommend checking that you've completed all the objectives except one.
This is a long-ish level and it's quite easy to forget to destroy one of the computer things somewhere.
Key 8:20 / Door 10:00
Key 5:39 / Door 10:11
Key 9:18(I didn't pick it up. One of the guards on the left drops it) / Door 7:40
Xbox Achievement: "I Know It's Here Somewhere…"
0:00 - Mission Briefing
0:12 - Mission Walkthrough
10:42 - Mission Completed
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
My new walkthrough and first "no damage" walkthrough of GoldenEye 007(Xbox Series X) on 00 Agent difficulty.
My almost 13 years old walkthrough was the original version played on actual Nintendo 64.
And my recordings probably made the quality even worse.
This version can't be bought separately.
You either need XBOX Game Pass subscription.
Or own a digital copy of Rare Replay. Which comes with 30 other games including Perfect Dark(XBLA)!
Nintendo Switch also has a different version available on their Nintendo Online service.
Also not available to be purchased separately.
My thoughts about this version at the moment:
I am very happy to see GoldenEye officially released after 25 years!
But also dissapointed for what it could/should have been.
First dissapointment came when it was announced and it wasn't the finished version of the amazing XBLA remaster.
Second dissapointment was when I first played it couple days ago and realized it's only 30fps.
But when you compare this to the original N64 version on original hardware. The MUCH more stable 30fps is still a HUGE improvement.
There are some quality of life improvements(mainly in controls) that make a big difference depending on what you're looking for.
-Modern controls
-Button mapping
-Own separate buttons for Reload(for example now you can now reload while facing a door), Action, Previous Weapon and Crouch.
-Sight lock. Allows you to move while holding the aim button. Which brings the crosshair to the screen. And some weapons zoom in. Also if you want the old style this option can be turned off.
I 100% the game and got all the achievements in less than 8 hours. Before I decided to record this.
At the moment I think this is easily the best official release to play. But that's because there's not much competition.
My overall favorite way is easily the leaked XBLA version played on modded XBox 360. It's so smooth and feels so good to play. The visuals are amazing as well.
It also has one big gameplay improvement any other versions don't. And that's swapping mission items by a press of a button without having to go to the pause menu.
Maybe one day it'll be finished and released. But I'm not holding my hopes up for that.
The fact that GoldenEye was rereleased at all was a miracle. I'll always be dissapointed knowing what it could have been. But I am super happy to see this at all!
The game runs 30fps, but I couldn't find a setting to not record 60fps. That's why the video is 60fps unfortunately.
GoldenEye 007 played and recorded on Xbox Series X.
