“For England, James?”
Because we failed to do it for issue 007, finally here it is for issue 200. That’s right, to polish off our fourth year of the podcast we uncover the mystery and magic of Rare’s much loved license, GoldenEye 007. Leon, Brian, Darren and Tony – along with a cartel of community contributors – reminisce about the innovations that the single-player added to the genre and the hours of fun that the split-screen multiplayer brought to the party. This being Cane and Rinse, we also discuss at length whether or not the game is worth returning to now, some 18 years on from its release at the time of recording.
Music used in this issue:
1: Nintendo Rareware & Opening by Grant Kirkhope and Graeme Norgate
2: Chemical Warfare Facility by Grant Kirkhope and Graeme Norgate
Cane and Rinse 200 was edited by Sean O’Brien
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Do you guys have a link to the uncompressed soundtrack? been looking but can’t find it………..
Awesome episode as always!
Found it!: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ud16_ptL90Y
Well done, that’s the baby.
Thanks for the kind words, too.