When Goldeneye 007 was developed, Rare had a very close collaboration with Nintendo, where the person ultimately responsible at the latter was producer Ken Lobb, who had a hand (in some cases considerably more) in the game in most of the great Rare classics from the 90s.
Rare liked him a lot and he was actually presented with his own gun in Goldeneye 007 called Klobb, as well as lending his appearance to a character in the adventure. And above all the latter has apparently made an impression on him, something he explained when he recently tweeted how incredibly far we have come since the James Bond title was released for the Nintendo 64 in 1997.
As of today, you can also enjoy this highlight for yourself, which has so often appeared on lists of the best games of all time. It is now included with the subscription Nintendo Switch online + Expansion Pack and that it is out for Xbox (and included with Game Pass). Be sure to enjoy this piece of gaming history.
