Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
GoldenEye 007 on the Nintendo 64 is home to secrets that stretch far beyond its twenty missions. Join me, as we use the Moonjump GameShark code, a tool that grants vertical movement through the game's hidden geometry to ponder forgotten textures, inaccessible rooms, and unusual spaces Rare's developers put into the game, but didn't really mean for you to see. At least, not this closely...
These are corners of GoldenEye 007 that no standard playthrough can ever reach, geometries rendered but never passed through, platforms built but never populated. In the Aztec level alone, two extraordinary things await discovery... hidden graffiti placed where no player was ever meant to look, and a mysterious platform hovering near the famous space shuttle that raises more questions than it answers.
Moonjump Codes found here; gamefaqs.gamespot.com/n64/197462-goldeneye-007/faqs/8017
Other useful codes (Walk Thru Doors etc) found here; almarsguides.com/retro/walkthroughs/N64/Games/Goldeneye007/Gameshark/SinglePlayerCodes/AllLevelCodes
00:00 Intro
00:56 Aztec
06:42 Egypt
12:30 Cradle
17:22 Caverns
22:16 Archives
30:01 Surface 1
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GoldenEye 007 on the Nintendo 64 is home to secrets that stretch far beyond its twenty missions. Join me, as we use the Moonjump GameShark code, a tool that grants vertical movement through the game's hidden geometry to ponder forgotten textures, inaccessible rooms, and unusual spaces Rare's developers put into the game, but didn't really mean for you to see. At least, not this closely...
These are corners of GoldenEye 007 that no standard playthrough can ever reach, geometries rendered but never passed through, platforms built but never populated. In the Aztec level alone, two extraordinary things await discovery... hidden graffiti placed where no player was ever meant to look, and a mysterious platform hovering near the famous space shuttle that raises more questions than it answers.
Moonjump Codes found here; gamefaqs.gamespot.com/n64/197462-goldeneye-007/faqs/8017
Other useful codes (Walk Thru Doors etc) found here; almarsguides.com/retro/walkthroughs/N64/Games/Goldeneye007/Gameshark/SinglePlayerCodes/AllLevelCodes
00:00 Intro
00:56 Aztec
06:42 Egypt
12:30 Cradle
17:22 Caverns
22:16 Archives
30:01 Surface 1
--
Music used in my videos is made and produced specifically for this channel by Carathorn: youtube.com/user/Carathorn
--
Please consider supporting SpeedLore on Patreon! patreon.com/speedlore
➤ EMAIL ➤ gamerfolklore at gmail dot com
➤ SUPPORT ➤ PATREON ➤ patreon.com/speedlore
➤ SHORT REELS ➤ FB ➤ facebook.com/GamerFolklore
➤ WATCH ➤ TWITCH ➤ twitch.tv/rwhitegoose
➤ FOLLOW ➤ TWITTER ➤ twitter.com/rwhitegoose
Feel free to contact me for any purpose; business, video ideas, any questions are welcome!
Thanks for watching, and until next time, stay true!
