Matt Schley
June 15, 2022 
If you’re a ‘90s kid, you probably spent a decent amount of time sitting around a TV playing GoldenEye, the Nintendo 64 shooter based on the James Bond film of the same name.
For many, it was the first fun, accessible FPS with an endlessly replayable multiplayer feature, where you and three friends could spend hours hunting each other down while playing as iconic 007 characters.
Now a new documentary called GoldenEra is telling the story of how the game was made in time for its 25th anniversary. Or, as IGN describes it:
GoldenEra tells the inside story of the creation and legacy of GoldenEye007, celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. Told through interviews with the very people who created the revolutionary game, along with leading game journalists and industry professionals, GoldenEra captures an unmissable moment in the history of gaming.
The film is due out this year.
Source: IGN
