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Turning Kazooie into a gun in Banjo-Tooie? Conker’ s Bad Fur Day having multiplayer? Heck, Donkey Kong 64 and Tooie too! 1 The competitive nature of Rare’s teams thrived off how much fun Goldeneye’s multiplayer was. Reading this book now has also been a great benefit personally, as i have been playing some other Rare N64 classics for Chapter Select Season 3. From the sweaty mocap to cooking up reactive AI, the stories and techniques filled me with a sense of giddiness joy in knowing the work paid off and seeing so unfold across the pages. It’s my favorite kind of dev story: a passionate team pursuing “on the stick” design while pushing the boundaries at the time.

The team at Rare’s ability to create and iterate feels refreshing to read about today. The fusion of insight to the passion that stitched together the team and the everlasting legacy feels tailor-made coming off the page. It was lightning that hasn’t been bottled since. And when stepping outside of the Bond Barn and out of the mid-90’s, Knorr reaffirms what we all remember- Goldeneye 007 was sublime. You are engrossed in the mindset and fervor of the team’s development. The book does not just guide the reader through a timeline of the making of the game. She has taken on the immense task of chronicling how one of the all-time classics was crafted. Now, just as I am familiar with the dossiers scattered across the screen in Goldeneye’s menus, I now feel like I know how the definitive Bond game was all fashioned. She transports you back to those mad lab barns littered across the Twycross property, hidden behind the brick walls and shrouded in signature Stamper secrecy.

Having written my own history piece and read countless others, Knorr cements her double-0 status as a historian and writer.

Boss Fight Books provided an advance copy of the standard edition for me to read and review.Īlyse Knorr has written a history that has left me filled with jealousy.

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Full disclosure: I backed the Kickstarter for Goldeneye 007 at the deluxe hardcover tier at $30.