10 Rare Things You Didn't Know about GoldenEye 007
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My friends... today we have ten strange facts, odd situations, and other interesting things you didn't know, nor have perhaps ever thought about in GoldenEye 007. I really tried to find incredibly rare items for this list, so I truly hope that the vast majority of you had no idea about any of this! Let me know if you did, of course, as speedrun analysis, discussion and comments are always welcome!
Videos shown in this compilation include;
Trent's Control Shenanigans • nat+trev
Ace's Late Doak • Facility DLTK - Doak W...
Mamel's Vent Guards • guard in vents
00:00 Intro
00:49 #RoyalMatch #ad
01:53 Facility Gas Damage
03:20 Silver Crate
04:43 Trev's Door
09:16 Depot Failure
10:41 Vent Guards
11:31 Oddjob?
12:31 Faceless Guards
14:49 Late Doak
17:30 Stomach Ache
20:09 Aztec Glass Door
22:44 Bye Bye
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I love that Oddjob's equivalent in Austin Powers was named Random Task lol
Weird that I get recommended this video and find this comment today, when I was talking about this exact thing yesterday for a completely different reason.
A quiz show I was watching asked what article of clothing Oddjob uses as a weapon, and one of the multiple choice options was shoe, so I said "Honestly, who throws a shoe?".
What's also weird about Random Task is that the actor who played him is a violent rapist who almost murdered his female victim with his accomplice in that attack.
The actor also had a very pathetic MMA career.
He's in prison right now.
You should see what the actor that played Random Task got up to...
Mannnnnnnnnnnn I grew up wit this game & seen Austin powers 100 times and I never got that until today 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
“Who throws a shoe, seriously?”
Whenever Goose says "everyone knows" I always learn something new...
Same lol. Would love a video of like 20 or 30 things that "everyone knows" in the game, for us who don't know this game by heart.
Cringe meme.
Goose: everyone knows in Mario 64….
My 12 year old self: 🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️
You learn something new everyday! I'm planning on playing this just to play and get ready for the ninden switch version
@@jamminmonkey100 hope they fix the emulator glitch
I really like how "Super Mario 64" allows you to use every random body of water as a way to heal yourself;
this makes all lakes, rivers and whatnot in that game feel like "recovery springs" in a way.
As a child playing multiplayer with my brothers, I discovered 'female civilian' was slightly shorter. My standard operating procedure for victory... They didn't realise, but business is business. I like to see my competitors out of action.
But they should have known, even trusted friends are capable of betrayal.
A costly lesson.
Cheating is cheating.
Lol I’m dying
Odd job is the shortest and hardest to hit.
I still play Goldeneye with friends occasionally and despite how many times I remind some of them that you move faster when strafing, they never use the C buttons at all. I feel like an agent in the Matrix whenever I play with them.
Regarding the destructible silver crates by the dock on that dam level, it’s speculatively possible that they held useful items which would help players complete the deleted mission involving taking a speedboat across the water to get to that little bunker.
yes, same with the hidden glass in top of the ventilation ducts in facility... and many other things. it is well known Goldeneye was going to be much more massive but as with most N64 games, cartridge capacity undermined the efforts.
@@gatoslokosforever it had nothing to do with the cart size and everything to do with limited development time and an inexperienced dev team
@@laura9x64 🤡
don't all creates in multiplayer explode?
I got over there with an AR code cart; it's just walk through walls, there's little else there.
The guards chasing me into the vents as a child playing this when I was using the vents as a safe zone absolutely terrified me lol
the sound of james bond getting shot also terrified me, in fact, as a kid i couldn't complete cheats like facility because i was so scared of getting shot. i would complete some levels without getting shot, taking my time and such... now I just speed through xd
@@gatoslokosforeverit was getting shot while using the rumble pak which used to make me jump out of my skin, especially with some of the unexpected hits.
@@Nightopian1982 i forgot about how powerful it rumbled...
I was playing this as a kid and somehow got the guard to come into the vent. It scared the crap out of me too lol
Me seeing the title of this video: "Psh, I am all knowing about Goldeneye."
*20 seconds later*
"Oh I didn't know about those beaker things in Facility."
Lol that's the only one I did know
The thing with killing the guard before talking to him isn't something they specifically programmed into the game. The game waits for the guard to reach a certain point in his patrolling path before talking to Bond, but he never reaches that point if he's dead.
His first point in the video is also bizarre.
@@darkcoeficient yeah i dont get it, its poison gas and he brings up combat healing in mario 64
@@HansBelphegor as if what they did in Mario64 was like a standard or that they couldn't figure out how to have a separate gage for air when clearly it was a design choice.
Intentionally considered it or not, it is still a mark of good programming. They could have easily taken the "lazy" way and programmed the whole thing on timers, as many games do.
I used to be able to save 006 at the end of Facility. I would rig the upstairs with c4s, stand in front of the door and put as much damage on the General as possible. He can die and you and 006 can stay in that room forever fighting off endless waves of soldiers lol. I did this so much as kid good times
That's fucking hilarious
I remember doing this too and fighting those waves
I killed The general using golden PPK. 😂
Another one worth knowing is when you are on Facility, plant the mines on the tanks then head towards and stand in front of the exit door.
When 006 is knelt besides the tank and shooting at Oramov's men, press the deternator in Bond's watch and immediately head out the exit! You only have 1-2 seconds to do this for the glitch to work.
If it works then 006 will die but it will still count as Mission Complete.
I remember back in the days, a N64 magazine said "if your friend chooses OddJob, you need to take Jaws since the auto aim to the chest will convert to auto aim in the head because of the size difference", never knew if that was BS or not.
@@GamerFolklore Autoaim is configurable in multi; I think "most" play groups turned it off, but it's on by default.
Was just about to post that. I had a counter to oddjob that the neutral position aim was right in his head. Thought Jaws but couldn't remember for sure.
Nobody I knew played Oddjob. His hat added on to his head hitbox making headshots twice as easy, a real handicap if against non-auto-aim, I used yellow up-down c-buttons to aim while strafing and moving.
Yeah, this worked.
@@AdamantineAxe my house only played license to kill (one shot deaths) so head shots weren't really important
My guess for the glitchy textures on the NPCs and elsewhere could be due to the N64 running out of video memory and the game overwriting other textures with new ones while trying to load more faces or whatever.
For sure
This is exactly the case. The N64 doesn't have a ton of memory and it's really not all that hard to overload it.
This also explains the unarmed guard glitch in Dam.
The faceless/weird texture Commandos was something me and my friend actually managed to do back in 1997. It absolutely freaked us out, so glad to see others managed to recreate it
There's definitely something funky about Surface 1. Back in the game's heyday, my cousin was screwing around with the all weapons cheat and managed to make the Rocket Launcher rockets blue.
Hope you are ok now stay strong
You used to be able to make multi coloured rockets at the same time as well as rockets that never exploded
I experienced this several times and even knew when it's about to happen (not knowing why/how) then i was like do i really want this? it felt so uncanny
They really did a great job on this game. Very impressive, ESPECIALLY for a game in this time. Goldeneye is 1 of the very few games that hold up over time-
This, Mario cart and some friends led to hundreds of hours of fun!
@@secondchance6603 The night ends with passing out from exhaustion long before these games get boring, without fail
@@nthgth It wasn't the first time we played till daylight lol.
I mean the n64 had some legends. 007 stands out as the first truly great console exclusive shooter but Mario Kart 64, Diddy Kong Racing, and Ocarina of Time also stood the test of time.
"Console exclusive " is exactly right. The reason Goldeneye stands out to me on the N64 is because I only had 2 games for it, Shadow's of the Empire being the other. I bought the "Atomic Purple" N64 ONLY because of Goldeneye. I Loved it!
Interestingly, the destroyable versions of the silver crates do appear in one other part of the game: Archives mulitplayer, where like other objects they will respond (and often at slightly different coordinates that can impede your path running around). Used to have fun matches there fighting with lasers or automatics in those narrow Archive hallways.
I used to hide in that crate in multi
@@MystycCheez Me too! That's why I was like "nope!" when he said Dam was the only place "in the entire game".
Yeah! I was thinking that too! I remember destroying them and then hiding in the burnt out shells.
7:25 you missed something: she can open the lift even if she’s a level 2 programmer 😂
I was obsessed with this game in the late 90s as a teen. It was my first first person shooter. It all seemed so “realistic”. Pretty much figured out all of these secrets. Had my ole GameShark too. I’d mess around with different ways to play, etc.
SAME. Playing single player levels on Multi-player. Fun for what it was then
When i played at EB and saw that bullets leave bullet holes i was like "gahh!"
@@edwardbrock3807 I was like 😳
@@efilwv1635 🎸🎶🎶🎶
My guess is that every NPC that isn´t Trev can open the Lift Doors from both sides. Reason being that it was probably easier to just program Trev to not open the door again once he enters the Lift / closed the doors than to tell every NPC to never be able to interact with those specific doors on top of programming Trev to behave how he does.
@@GamerFolklore don’t worry goose, let me handle this guy
The faceless guard glitch was one I found on my own when I was a kid, it absolutely fascinated me and I used to play surface just to do it on practically a daily basis. I'm actually more surprised it was considered an urban legend for a while. I legit thought other people knew how to do it.
The knives in bunker 1 however is brand new to me. I knew they were there but it never occurred to me how to get them.
Goose uploads a new video on a Friday afternoon? Automatically best Friday of the week
12:06 The main problem with Oddjob was that you needed to aim the crosshairs down from the neutral position to hit him. This was not the case for any of the other characters.
All of these are completely new and intriguing to me - except for the conversation with Natalya and Bond's poor attempt at feigning a stomach cramp. Here, I'm extremely meta-surprised to find this classed as a secret at all!
In fact, pure coincidence but I was thinking about this very scene just a few days ago, as one of the more memorable ones from my first childhood playthrough of the game.
I have actually entered the Trevelyan elevator in my N64, can't remember how, but he's invincible. I haven't tried it yet on switch online, I think I was using turbo mode and needed to do something else to help with it
Definitely rare info is that you can, in fact, defeat Xenia twice, Trevelyan twice, and Ourumov three times on any given run from beginning to end. Xenia and Trevelyan can both technically be eliminated on Train, and eliminated later on Jungle and Cradle, respectively. Ourumov can actually be eliminated, without cheats, on Facility and Silo as well. If done soon enough on Facility, it's possible to have an infinitely long gunfight with Trevelyan against the infinitely spawning guards. Trevelyan will eventually crouch himself back behind the gas canisters, however, but will still fire at enemies once they enter his LOS.
Glitched face guards happened to me one time probably about 20 years ago. I told all my friends about it and could not get it to happen again. Crazy how it’s kind of an urban legend
I vaguely remember a glitch on bunker, when I put mines on all 8 of the mini screens and detonated them all at the same time any rockets or grenade launcher rounds would freeze in mid air when I launched them.
Goose I’ve been fiddling around with the perfect dark 6.4 beta rom. I have yet to dig further, but there’s already a few differences from the 6.4 beta vs the 8.7 final build. The things that stick out in my mind are : 1. During the intro cinematic from Area 51 infiltration, the footage shows a female scientist messing with a console which I’m pretty sure is not in the final build. 2. The whole Area 51 segment has a lot of bugs in general (not being able to pick up enemy’s weapons when dropped in the hanger lifts, guards being able to shoot through the metal grates by the air inceptor radar, Jonathan’s AI being extra dumb ect ect..)
3. In G5 recon mission, the pony tail guard after the two cloak rooms is not on a path, he just stands there instead of walking back and fourth.
4. The carrington institute level has really bad AI and also the mission ends Immediately after disarming the bomb instead of having to get back to the hangar.
I’m going to do some more digging tonight, maybe we can see a ghost eh?? Lol just putting it out there, the 6.4 beta I feel hasn’t really been gone through in depth and I’m positive there will be some other interesting finds. Could be an interesting video
The crates are probably just a texture mismatch -- most likely, the textures and the destructibility of the crates were controlled separately, and in general the devs did a bang up job making sure they matched. But those two on Dam got neglected for some reason.
was gonna say, my theory is originally, they were wooden crates, like the other two there, but the devs wanted some variety, so they changed them to silver, without updating the destructibility. Least, that's the kinda scenario I know can happen.
Given you were supposed to travel to the island, there, it was probably just a quirk that was never corrected.
Wooden (or paper) and metallic destructibles make their own distinct sounds when shot. So I wonder if these metal boxes make the same sound as your typical wooden box.
That was my thought too. They were wooden crates, and only the texture was changed.
Big up goose everytime
But can we just appreciate that i see graslu00
grinding out goldeneye consistently till this day
You both keeping the spirit alive 🙌
Keep up the awesome work Goose! Watching your vids made me go out and get a copy of Goldeneye and play it for the first time!
I accidentally discovered the faceless glitch during casual play a long time ago. I was so freaked out. Mostly because I had borrowed the game from a friend and thought I broke it lol
Btw Goose, you can get into "Trevs door" without shooting Natalya or using GameShark codes. You just need Turbo Mode on, Slow Animation on, and hug the walls in the room preceding the elevator so Alec doesn't see you and you can sneak in just in time.
I was pretty sure there was another way to do it that was more of a sneaky, sneaky approach with just a couple of achievement cheats active, but couldn't remember... This is ringing a big bell!
Hey man glad you are posting such great content even with dwindled numbers. Keep it up we love it and love you!
If you fire RPGs straight up into the air, they run out of fuel and fall back to the ground, exploding on impact. I found this out when the game released. I was playing MP alone on Temple, and fired a couple through the skylight in the lower large room (adjacent to the body armour spawn in the dark hallway).
I never managed to get anyone with this trick, but always thought it would be neat to confuse someone with the “random” explosions causing their death.
I used to play MP by myself to memorise the spawn orders on each map. Caves was dirty because the locations were close enough to each other that you could get there and wait outside the area that pushes them to the next one if you’re inside it (spawn protection) before they could really get anywhere.
I don't know how well-documented it might be, but I once saw Natalya in the Control level die with an extremely long death animation; like well over ten minutes or so. She had collapsed to the floor and was rocking around gently in a sort of fetal position. I only saw it once by chance and was never able to recreate it. I can't remember if the slow animations cheat was on at the time, but even if it wasn't, it was a very long death.
I miss that Detstar site. I'd very much like to see a video doing a deep dive on it
Great shout.
@@GamerFolklore def include both GE and PD detstar sites. Spent soooo much time on those in my early teens. Especially the PD side.
I was today years old when I learned about the flasks on the vents in one of the halls for the Facility level. Never really looked up in that spot.
When I was young on facility level, I would shoot oramofv with the golden gun b4 he interacted with 006; so we could shoot it out together in an endless horde mode. It was the best.
I love this type of content. Been luring doak for fun then running and hiding from him since 2001
I've gotten into Trevelyan's lift with the turbo cheat quite a few times, I didn't know it was considered impossible
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@@GamerFolklore The full-game TAS from early 2011 also enters the lift (without turbo mode). It backs up Natalya as well so the strat was definitely well known at the time (I also made a few videos about improvements to it in 2012). But as always it takes a few years for console players to bother using new strats 😛
I once got to him in the train area without hacks or cheats.
I have too
I'm sorry Bond, you failed to locate Trevelyan's train.
Bond: But I'm on it _RIGHT NOW_
This is far more informative and uplifting than watching the Saturday morning news whilst having breakfast! Cheers from Australia mate! :D
If you're watching your news down under, Ted's filthy fingers are likely all over it anyway. Better to read your news from sources whose biases and motivations aren't openly hostile to the average person. Sadly even the vast majority of Australian newspapers are owned by just two companies
Just finished new speedlore can't wait till I get home tonight to watch this !
well done man! im really enjoying these facts and strange anomalies in GE!
As the younger brother I never got to use oddjob. I immediately searched for other short characters. I don’t know why more people didn’t do that.
The bunker guard makes me think that there’s something programmed where a dead npc can’t talk, I have my doubts that they specifically just did that for bunker… just my thoughts on that!
2 things with the door walk cheat with the GameShark,
1-with door walk on, you can crouch with oddjob in crates and boxes to become invisible. He is so short that none of him will stick out of the boxes. Makes it fun if you also have no radar on.
2- with door walk on multi-player, you can access more of certain levels. For instance facility, where normally a door is locked at the end of the hallway, you can walk thru it and access the whole map as it is in single player. The only catch is that there are no pickups in the areas that the door walk cheat allows access to. So stock up before going in the extra area.
As per the first one with the gas damage, maybe there was an equipable gas mine weapon in the game at some point that was removed
I remember as a kid I managed to get a similar faceless guard glitch but instead of them having no faces they would either have a face on each side of their heads or sometimes even more strangely a plain black texture with the red cross-hairs on it. Weird
Most will have guessed the Surface guard glitch is from texture memory maxing out. But for the heads that don't just reuse their face on multiple sides, it's actually using the neck texture from the body. The turtleneck type shirt image usually gets applied in such a way as to look like a blindfold.
I remember seeing the faceless guards back in the day. I would've thought it'd be a lot more common, as me and my friends used to make that glitch happen a lot. On the flip side, a glitch I thought must be rare, but seems is common knowledge, is how placing remote mines on all 8 monitors in bunker 2 and detonating them makes all explosives and throwing knives float in mid air
Great video! Do more odd goldeneye things if you can think of any more ^^
Thanks for all the amazing content!
after introducing that we'd be seeing things we almost certainly had never seen, the first thing is something that everyone who's ever played the game observed without effort
The "things people actually know" are at LEAST less commonly known than:
-Gas bypassing armor.
-Vent guards.
-The "Odd job" bit (it was pretty well known other small characters are a thing).
-"stomach ache" since it only requires basically any weapon cheat.
Additional fun facts:
-EVERYTHING can blow up with the right cheat weapon (which is to say, gameshark/similar, and not in-game ones). Which is to say, using a gameshark. This includes entire level pieces, like say, when you are in the streets with a tank and use a certain code. The streets themselves darken and compress vertically.
-This is the one your thumbnail made me THINK would be here. But it wasn't. Congrats on technically accurate clickbait that you never actually touched on. With the all weapons cheat enabled (infinite ammo makes this easier too, but is not required), you can create basically any dual wield combo you want if you swap weapons while one of two held weapons is reloading. So yes, you CAN dual wield an RCP-90 and an AR-33. Or have a grenade launcher or rocket launcher as one weapon and a gun on others, outside of a scripted instance like doing so after a certain Jungle encounter.
There are few things that make me as excited for a new TH-cam video as hearing “my friends…”
I love how absolutely you are obsessed with this game. Keeps me coming back. Love your vids Goose
Glitchy textures like that on the guards and HUD are generally caused by coding bugs where things are either overwritten in memory or where pointers are mistakenly directed to the wrong place in memory.
When you load something into memory, you need to first allocate space for it. This just means you're labeling a volume of space in memory so you can access it later. The way a computer knows how to do this is simple: You tell it a starting location in memory (call it X) and then say that you want to allocate some amount of bits from this location (call it Y). Then, when you want to get a specific spot in that allocation, you just tell the game to go to the X allocation and pull out the data that is Y bits from the beginning.
Depending on the language you're coding in, sometimes you'll have safety exceptions that warn you when you attempt to store things beyond the allotted memory space. This is known as an OutOfBounds exception. But languages that aren't that high level will generally not have that feature and will let you not only accidentally write things beyond the allotted space but also read things beyond it to. Both of those scenarios can cause visual glitches like we see here.
Something happens when both of those guard types spawn that that either overwrites or overflows into the list of in-use textures.
If I had to venture a completely wild guess, it would be that there is only a set amount of space you can allocate for texture references per level. This would be a total budget on the amount of textures that can be used in a level. And somehow, when you load in both these types of enemies, their combined texture requirements either exceeds the texture budget OR loading one enemy overwrites some already loaded textures with new ones. So when the game tries to load the textures for the the face and HUD, the code points to a place in memory where they should be but ends up finding a different texture and loads that instead.
Out of everything here, the odd bands around the soldiers heads was something a friend of mine somehow randomly got to work on that snow level. We're both teens losing our minds at what the heck we were looking at. Of course this was something we had no prior knowledge of and I remember my friend laughing his ass off at weirdness of it all. We could not ever get that bug to activate ever again after that. Fun side note: before Nintendo power made it common knowledge that you could get back up in the vents in Facility, me and my group of friends found it out before Nintendo Power published it in their magazine. We were doing our typical deathmatch on facility when, by pure accident, we found out you could jump back up into the vents. Someone was being shot at and ran into that stall and zipped straight up into it. No leaning, no holding R and strafe buttons while spinning. Ran straight up there. Of course the match came to a grinding halt as we sat there and messed around trying to figure out how to make it work.
Also, this might be false information, but I recall long ago reading about certain characters in multiplayer having faster auto aim since they were smaller or larger. Jaws supposedly had a faster reacting auto aim to make up for his size. And Oddjob had a much weaker auto aim because of his advantage of being small. Its something I remember reading but never knew if it was true or some wild false information. And by weaker auto aim, I mean when it would detect a target to auto aim on in the center of your screen. So Jaws had a wider range where his aim would snap on a target and Oddjob had a much smaller area where his auto aim would detect a target.
I did know a lot of those back in the day. Definitely remember the no faces glitch! There are some other weird texture glitches in that level IIRC.
I don’t speedrun, but I have loved Goldeneye since the 90’s, and I occasionally come across Goose’s videos. I just noticed you’re getting close to 100k subscribers, so I subscribed to ya! Cheers!
I actually did know about the Moonraker Elite #2 being shorter. It was always my counter to someone picking Oddjob. Nice to see someone else mention it
Me too. I remember I started picking her after me and my friends decided to ban Oddjob. It didn’t last long though, as they realized she was short too and banned her.
16:00 never though I’d see Dr Doak in the tank room. Amazing
I got into Alec’s elevator by one of the guards shooting me into the elevator it’s kinda hard to get the timing, but Alec will just stand in there and I’m not sure if you can kill him with the golden gun but you can’t open the elevator the guards can.
@@GamerFolklore Ah thank you Ryan for pointing this out and taking the time to respond! :) ~ Travis
Hey I remember stumbling across the Surface texture glitch as a kid. All the ammo and mine textures being off freaked me out, I thought I'd done something wrong and broke something I wasn't meant to. Somehow I didn't notice the faces, and thank goodness, because then I probably would have had nightmares.
Same but i thought i overheated my n64
On the verge of 100k subs my dude! You'll be there soon for sure!
Thank you for doing more videos like this.
Legend.
Finally someone brings up faceless guards. :D
I encountered this many times as a kid. It freaked me out so much at the time that I speedran this level as a kid every time. If alarm triggered, I would restart the level.
I legit didn't know the key was on the wall in Bunker 2! I always assumed you stole the key from the guard using the Watch Magnet. Knew about the knives, though.
As a developer, I can probably tell you why those crates exploded. They probably created the metal crates in that area, and when they were done bugs testing the metal crates they probably left the original metal crate with the faulty code there and forgot about them because they were probably focused on many other important tasks to complete the game, probably didn't bother deleting the old metal crates because they didn't break the game.
The silver crates blow up on Multiplayer when you shoot them. In order to get the faceless guards glitch to work every time you have to shoot every individual button on the keypad to the bunker main entrance then you try opening it sounding the alarm spawning the guards.
One thing I've always wondered with games is if there's Easter eggs and what not that even developers have forgotten about just simply due to time.
This is the best “my friends” yet. And it had the peach intro, thanks goose
When I played this as a kid I never played to finish objectives and would just pick a level kind of like a shooting gallery and I absolutely knew about the gas damage thing cuz I would often break the gas canisters and die
10:04 The mission fails with bowser screen was the perfect edit here lmfao xD
Isn't there more gray boxes that explode? I feel like i found a few back in the day. Like on caverns and in the tunnel on Dam? I could be wrong!!
Have we ever had an explanation for why they made Oddjob so short in the first place? Was it just to provide variety alongside the taller characters? But why Obbjob specifically?
Watch the goldeneye movie...
@@HansBelphegor He's not in it. >.>
With regards to the faceless guards, I remember figuring out how to do it, though I don't remember the exact method beyond the Arctic Commandos. I recall Paintball Mode was a more guaranteed method of getting it, you shot the hats off, and there was something to do with mines too. Once you achieved the glitch, your ammo counter, mines and some other things like knives also looked weird. It was funky. I did it on console, when I was young. :D
Nice to see Detstar getting a shoutout, I spent dozens of hours reading the goldeneye content on that site
I have actually been able to get into the same elevator as Trev on Control before without Natalya while using turbo mode, it took me multiple attempts at getting in as fast as possible and optimizing movement tech by strafing until I slipped inside of the elevator before it closes.
As for the Train Depot level, without GameShark it is found to be possible to clip through the roller doors by coming at it with a certain speed and angle because there is a tiny pixel gap that you can pass through.
You can actually get into Alec’s Elevator in Control with Fast Mode. It’s all about approaching the side of the Elevator without Alec spotting you. Getting into that blind spot, a walk-strafe move to enter, you can somehow slip on in before the doors fully close. Unfortunately, you still cannot open from the inside either. But you can dump multiple rounds into Alec before he finally goes down.
Mario 64 water health recovery isn’t a glitch. It’s actually stated in the manual you can recover health that way.
.. now I’m starting doubting myself
I've known about the damage from the gas on Facility since day one in 1997, it was impressive then but by no means a rare or hard to find fact these days.
This was actually really good probably most entertaining thing I've seen on TH-cam . Good job
Funny, we all hated playing as Oddjob in multiplayer because our strategy was to run up to him and shoot him in the face. It seemed easier to get head shots in close.
Didn't know any of these! Talking of Graslu00, you NEED to play the Project Nesquick GE rom hack! That hack is trolly as hell!
I learned so much, thanks!
I loved this video! I'm all about learning more obscure GE knowledge.
man its incredible to learn to this day new things about this game
Another cool fact, on control room, if you look up to the monitors or get close to the wall and walk, the frame rate jumps to 60fps momentarily
18:05 I thought that was the only way lol. Now to think of it I remember running back to get it mutiple times seeing how we played the mission 100s of times.
I remember all that stuff at 14:29 happening when I was younger but never noticed glitchy guard faces.
The Control trick is so cool, you're right I've never seen that, and it makes sense that Natalya is the only one, she is this savvy computer programmer person, she probably figured out the algorithm to open the door.... 😅
I lol'd at the Dr. Doak one. Well done.
They didn't add a check for the guard being dead; the dialog is programmed to only happen when you and the guard are both by the cell door, which naturally can't happen if he's pushing up daisies.
Amazing video as always Goose!
4:33
I know why they explode. That's a message from the guy who coded the level.
It says, "Yes, I could have made them explode but I did not."
Fair play to this video. Loads in here I didn't know. Nice work
Ooh, there is at least one we knew from all those hours of multiplayer we banned those female characters too. One of the quirks about them is that you needed specific cheats to access them, and some of those cheats were harder to find in the earlier internet days. I remember we always had cheats like paintball and the big heads, but some of those extra characters we only got way later.
Came for the Royal Match ad stayed for the Goldeneye content.