The first 007 game on PS1

[@minimme]

hello everyone thanks for watching here's a playlist of all my 007 stuff innit kzbin.info/aero/PL643B5filmfGI4CQlvagcuXQXDa7u0Lms edit: I initially called this vid "The 007 game after GoldenEye" which it technically isn't so I changed it (which might be why ur seeing some comments about it). I did address the GameBoy game in the vid but I should go for clarity first - TND did follow-up GoldenEye in some sense, but yeah it wasn't THE Bond game after GoldenEye. Pls forgiv. Cheers

[@Nor-tc8vz]

The same Shoenice Mister Metokur made a video on?

[@yobymaguire]

this may be personal but whats your fancast for the next bond??

[@ConiferSSR]

Genuinely love the way you take something that most people write off and give it the respect and care it otherwise wouldn't get and respect the ridiculous amount of work that goes into making something like it.

[@5persondude]

⁠@Shoenice22OfficialArchives37:18 he already clarifies that at the timestamp… not sure why you’re getting so worked up over a technicality

[@Nor-tc8vz]

The same Shoenice Mister Metokur made video on?

[@maccaronich]

​@Shoenice22OfficialArchives damn you've got alot of time

[@Gmanawesomeness]

@Shoenice22OfficialArchivesthis has to be a troll

[@agustindanielgimenez9483]

​@Shoenice22OfficialArchivesYou need to calm down little snowflake

[@aprofondir]

Tommy Tallarico being blacklisted by EA is something I would've expected Tommy to brag about, missed opportunity.

[@Ganondorfdude11]

His mother is very proud.

[@apoletestry3766]

Did you know that his mother is very proud?

[@WH250398]

What I remember most about this game is the awesome soundtrack, the high difficulty, and smacking into trees while skiing.

[@mitchelltownsend7139]

Love the extra little bit of Tommy Tallarico lore we get from this video.

[@WH250398]

Fun fact! Chad Stahelski and David Leitch both did motioncapture stuntwork for this game. They would go on to direct the first John Wick film together.

[@SaladofStones]

Explains why both have CG blood

[@DavidDumbedDown]

@@WH250398 I didn't know that

[@DavidDumbedDown]

00:06

[@jeanlucdiscard]

So the game wasn't all for nothing

[@user11539]

Fun fact! It's literally mentioned in the video.

[@noahwofford2433]

Joey Kuras knocked it out of the park on this one

[@MrJohnlennon007]

Don’t forget Tommy, his mother is very proud.

[@wbotti]

Now that's a name I haven't heard in a long time

[@robertcop3736]

The clips from Everything or Nothing look like real life after 30 minutes of PS1 Tomorrow Never Dies footage

[@Tambey92]

I had the game as a kid and played the first level so many times. Unfortunately, not really any more. Because at the point you mention, where you have to blow up the box, that was the end for me. My 9-year-old self didn't understand that and that's why I played the first level over and over again. As a child, that doesn't bother you.

[@FatherKahzooq]

My exact experience, i still remember that dreadful snow level in detail

[@doomdoomerson6524]

Minimme.. I love you , dude. Never stop what you are doing. When I was 14, for Christmas, my grandmother bought me the N64 w Goldeneye...she bought my cousins the PS1 with T.N.D. Goldeneye was obviously amazing and changed FPS gaming forever after, but my cousins were always playing THIS game. It always looked so much more vibrant, colorful and action packed. I wanted it so bad but since I was TEAM 64 hardcore, I never said it aloud. I now have this game on my 3DSXL and it's a cherished part of my 007 GAMES collection. Say what you will about how bad the controls are... this is all being said by a guy going for the world record of OO7NIGHTFIRE for the G.B.A. Thanks so much for the upload. Bravo. Edit: if you ever do a GBA NIGHTFIRE VIDEO ...and need some inside info. Trust me I've got it. This video is 46 minutes long...and I've loved every second of it.

[@icravedeath.1200]

Your pfp is so fucking cursed😭😭

[@padraigwastaken]

I remember using noclip on the first level and at one point his parachute just got triggered with him standing in the middle of a field and the dramatic music playing; was one of the funniest gaming moments of my childhood

[@drewbreezy5854]

Nice work getting that dev interview. It made the video having him be so candid, and honestly, true to himself in the explanations.

[@beincheekym8]

Omg the Tommy Tallarico jump scare ahaha

[@Di7manya]

I bet his mom is very proud that he worked on this game

[@SaladofStones]

@@Di7manya isn't that from that hbomberguy video full of misinformation?

[@Di7manya]

@@SaladofStones Hey Tommy, good to know you are doing well.

[@SaladofStones]

@@Di7manya To my knowledge, he put a lof things about internet historian based off conjecture and misdirections. Hbomberguy also said he doesn't associate with anyone not of his political views, which is most people, so I think it was a clear hit piece

[@Wyattporter]

@@SaladofStonesthis is ridiculous bro

[@AdamHoooot]

That briefcase is definitely a ruggedized PS1.

[@hydroxycuh]

As a PlayStation kid, I adored tomorrow, never dies, and the world is not enough. I just re-bought them from a local game shop a few months ago to relive the glory days. Truly awful video games but it was a nice nostalgia trip

[@trashmouth2020]

I spent a long time without watching your videos, even though i really enjoy them. So last week i watched all the stuffed i missed and then went on a bingewatch and watched every single video on your channel...I finished yesterday, and so i felt kinda bummed out because ''that was it'' and now i'd have to wait for a new one... I just got home from work and i see you uploaded and it made me so happy! Thank you!

[@SteamPunk96]

Glad you mentioned the gorgeous vertex lighting/painting, it's one of the best things we lost with the move to dynamic and per pixel lighting, though I adore what raytracing can do from a sheer simulation point of view and all of the niceties it brings with it, I truly miss the lighting-impossibilities devs would paint onto their worlds before lighting a full scene was possible, it really lead to some gorgeous, properly artful games.

[@cattysplat]

Not to mention these drawn textures are done at incredibly low resolution. It's very impressive to make a "realistic" game with so few pixels to work with. Even the low res cartoony look is it's own beloved aesthetic of that era.

[@SteamPunk96]

@@cattysplat Indeed, luckily the artists of the era had just come from a generation of consoles with similar art resolutions so I imagine the talent translated over very well!

[@bagelfan6]

just realized that all the recent games i played are junk food games and i love it

[@Nerdvara]

I am from Hamburg and can confirm that this depiction of the Atlantic Hotel with the armed personal is 100% accurate.

[@tanvir.m85]

the opening sniper draw-distance had me so impressed that the indoor draw-distance has me beyond puzzled

[@RandomParkShots]

I genuinely think 007 is one of the greatest gaming franchises of all time, Goldeneye, Nightfire, QoS, Everything or Nothing, From Russia with love are all gems

[@Snowjob109]

love agent under fire too

[@J0rdan912]

Somehow I never liked or understood the hype around EON and FRWL, those games just always felt weird and janky to me. Nightfire, especially the first half was probably the best and perfect example of 007 game in my opinion.

[@Sonamyfan875]

@@Snowjob109 AUF might be the best Bond game bar none, plus the local multiplayer was amazing.

[@Snowjob109]

@@Sonamyfan875 love the fuckin multiplayer in agent under fire.

[@kennypowers1945]

@@Sonamyfan875YES!

[@no-no-noku]

I think it's really cool that you got a dev interview for this game, and the detailed research into its development. Very well done video!

[@thecultclassiccorner8615]

I can't believe that Tommy Tallarico made this game all by himself.

[@KingLich451]

Tommy Tallarico's mom must be proud of his son, Tommy Tallarico.

[@thecultclassiccorner8615]

He had so many sleepless nights since his waterfall kept making him have to go to the toilet.

[@dEAdAimGUNSHOT]

This video made me go down that hole. Curse you, Tommy Tallarico!!! *shakes fist at air*

[@capemron6330]

I just got this bad boi in a triple pack bundle with the original Medal of Honor and 007 Racing. Pretty hype, it completed my Bond video game set AFAIK, I was missing these two PS1 games. Nevermind, I need a copy of 007 World is Not Enough.

[@KingSigy]

Fans of HK films will know that General Chang is played by Philip Kwok. He is most well-known in the west as “The Lizard” from The Five Venoms (Five Deadly Venoms) and even features in Hard-Boiled as the villain.

[@DirkDiglerTheNHunter]

No one cares dude

[@VRF-zz6uu]

I don’t know why you say that. It’s an interesting bit of info. We’re all here because we’re interested in things that “no one” cares about. How ironic you comment that under a video about a freaking low budget D tier licensed PS1 game.

[@amazed2341]

Fun gun fact, this movie is the semiofficial movie for when Bond moved from the PPK to the P99 pistol

[@apathtrampledbydeer8446]

Agile warrior has a great soundtrack, and I really liked the game too. Always wanted to play treasures of the deep but it was hard to find. This was a great video, really cool to get the story behind it all.

[@Chlocean]

Hearing Tommy Tallarico's name come up now feels like some sort of extended-universe style reference in the world of video gane history.

[@pi-dma]

I remember the soundtrack from my childhood, had no clue who was behind it. I hope Tommy's mother is very proud!

[@maggot2471]

You're videos are highly entertaining and under-rated in my opinion. Love your work mate

[@KingcoleIIV]

Man, Syphon Filter was one of my favorite games.

[@Fractal_blip]

It stayed on walmart game shelves for so long after the ps2 released

[@gigatronusprime]

Great video as always, miniaturemme. I love these videos man.

[@gagegibson1436]

Your videos are like comfort food for me! Feels like I’m home without being home. Like a lost friend that you catch up with and feel nostalgic. Thank you for being you!

[@avalonmandrake3989]

> Tommy Tallarico jumpscare Oh jesus christ not that bastard again 🤣

[@ctrlaltdestroy91]

It's always Joey!

[@Maho.]

His mother is very proud

[@kingstarscream3807]

Oh no not a Hbomberguy dog whistle again.

[@cooknmediastudios7926]

Your 007 videos are some of my favorite videos on the subjects. This video continues this trend of you doing great work while reviewing these games. I can't wait to see more 007 videos from you.

[@firstnamelastname-oy7es]

Keep in mind the ps1 didnt have a per pixel depth buffer, so drawing had to be done back to front, and geometry had to be carefully sorted to be back to front, or objects in the distance would be drawn over objects close to the camera. All ps1 games levels had to be designed in a way that minimised background geometry being drawn over solid foreground geometry. The amount of columns, coridoors, twists and turns and walls in the indoor sections means sorting is a lot more complex. To help the issue, you can just sort and draw the small part of the level your in, and forget about the rest of it. That's why there's fog in the indoor sections, to cover up the void of empty space.

[@Gweb52]

I miss these games so much . I don’t always want to jump into a 120 hour epic journey. Sometimes I just want to pretend I’m James Bond or blade or something. Bring these games back

[@Bwethhh]

Dude your videos are the greatest. I’ve been a subscriber for a good few years now and every video never disappoints. You are so thorough in your research, got to chat with the director of the game, and you include all links and references in your videos. You are top quality, thanks for all the videos!!!

[@maccaronich]

Great video mini! Especially the interviews from the dev at the end, I really enjoyed hearing his vision and perspective on the process

[@jaimegarcia767]

Coming back when I finish this game. Can't wait for the next 3 games to be reviewed 😎

[@Pikminer-5087]

I was just thinking "hey wait when is Minimme gonna upload again" the other day, and low and behold!

[@trontosaurusrex9532]

Always get a laugh at your thumbnail handiwork. Nice one!

[@BmxGuyFromNZ]

Yoooo sikkk weve been graciously gifted a video from the heavens above!

[@emmittmorgans8076]

31:31 Ah yes, my favorite Bond villain: Sir Topham Hat!

[@chrismassey7783]

He's back finally great video

[@woodyfentress]

Great vid minimme Really cool all the perspectives and the interviews add a ton. Love it

[@OrphenStudios]

I've been here since you were doing list videos and I wanted to say...Dude! Glad to see you still going and constantly improving!

[@MatheusSSales-io2zu]

please please please man make more videos like this but for other PS1 games eventually cuz we're missing this type of content here🙏

[@crazysnas181]

This video made me want to replay this game again. So I did. Also your videos are weirdly soothing when high

[@Jackielegs616]

One of your best videos yet mate, this was an absolute banger. Loved the deep dive and interview format. Fantastic stuff man, thank you for all you do.

[@LeadingMole058]

I remember playing the heck out of this when I was a kid but I forgot about it over the years and came across videos on it a few years ago but the nostalgia did not hit me. I just remember thinking “god I could have sworn it didn’t look and play this bad”. There’s been plenty of games over the years that I’ve reacquired over the years, Toy Story 2, Rugrats search for reptar, Driver 2 so on and so on, however Tomorrow Never Dies will not be one of them.

[@FabioGnecco]

1:45 awww Michelle from "Yes, Madam !" and other movies xD

[@antiimperialista]

it;'s so cool that you managed to interview the director thanks a lot for this video

[@adamlach6572]

Amazing video and i love interview parts. The thing that saves this game and makes it worthwhile for those who can stomach older games is the charm and the clear attempt to make the best with what they got

[@doogieggr]

love seeing dev interviews. especially when it's been 25 years. They are so beyond giving a fuck, that they give all the details we need to hear

[@googleuser7763]

Great video! I played this game so much as a kid back in the day and you rarely see it get any coverage. Would love to see the other Bond games from the era on this channel too!

[@movieblues420]

i accidentally didnt sub to this channel using my page account and forgot about you for a few months there. So happy to have this channel subbed now again, and HELL YEAH this game doesnt get talked about enough, it’s such a bizarre slice of bond gaming history.

[@BugsyFoga]

A minime upload on my birthday, sweet

[@cappantwan2978]

11:13 That slap caught me off-guard, lol

[@bm_burger]

I'm not kidding when I say I've been waiting for this.

[@Robocop_1987]

You should make a video on the PSP Yakuza games . Great work on the video man .

[@fconstraints]

Another banger. Always a treat to see a new minime upload. Thanks man!

[@kennypowers1945]

I LOVE the sound track in this game and I listen to it daily lol

[@Adammyers1995]

This game is actually my introduction to James Bond.

[@sharpfalcon6196]

In this game, Wai Lin is voiced by British voice actress Larissa Murray (Alita: Battle Angel OVA). Miles Anderson would return as Q again in 007 Racing (non-canon) and R in 007: Agent Under Fire after EA Games was denied to use John Cleese's likeness. The would-be Judi Dench did not return in 007: The World is Not Enough.

[@Fatman311]

Man my brother and I played the hell out of this game when we were kids, despite being terrible at it. Thanks for reminding me of those memories.

[@IcyXzavien]

We can't escape tommy.

[@CharlieBoy1089]

You make me care about things I would never usually care about

[@nickbradica4627]

Always brings a smile to see a new upload from you mate

[@jamesbailey1908]

Imagine working so hard on this game for nearly three years, just for Syphon Filter to come out the same year and blow it out of the water

[@YTKeepsDeletingAllMyComments]

I mean that technically happened to the Syphon Filter devs too. They were making Bubsy3E when Mario 64 came out.

[@lucasLSD]

I played this A LOT as a kid, it was definitely my golden eye with the amount of times I replayed it. Tried to replay it last year and was definitely frustrated with the controls lol. I do not remember ever doing a stealth kill.

[@Bozzyshy]

Love every video you do all the interviews and info you get from Devs etc keep up the good work

[@lichlame]

I had this game as a kid at age 6 or 7. Loved the movies and I had never played GoldenEye on N64 so I was happy with it. I didn't own a memory card so I just replayed the first couple of levels over and over. Nice to see the music and ambiance isn't lost to time. The cool parts of this game are still cool. Had no idea its development was so troubled. Would love to see you cover the later EA Bond games that came afterwards.

[@DocSherbert]

Always glad to see you still chipping away at the Bond games.

[@SuperXzm]

When I was a kid I remember beating it. But now you reminded me about all those places where I was stuck for an hour. Most of the time I even had no idea what I did right that the game let me continue. I also remember being impressed by reflections on the car.

[@TheAtoll]

Great video! One of your best!

[@totalhydration5240]

Oh boy, a minimme upload! I hope I don't get jumpscared by Tommy Tallarico in this video.

[@MiyagiRetro]

Thank you for the shoutout and making this awesome work! From Poland with love!

[@robinkomin]

Always good when minimme uploads. Even better when it’s bond.

[@SmokeyBCN]

I love the description of this game by the lead dev as "it was the most nutso thing"

[@kennypowers1945]

YO same here. Pretty good movie too. After this I played OO7 agent under fire on GameCube, which is also amazing. Brosnan era bond is just too good

[@NukaCola514]

Agent Under Fire and Nightfire were the shit on GameCube

[@pendantblade6361]

It's really freaking cool how you get the devs on the show.

[@misticbear]

Minimme, I cannot thank you enough. You have filled my urge to play crappy Xbox 360 games by reviewing and highlighting them. Without you I wouldn’t have bought Driv3r, Godfather 2, and Stranglehold which I just bought yesterday. Again, thanks Minimme 😊

[@SkyeArrow222]

What a fantastic video. Keep it up man. Brilliant content.

[@rodneyabrett]

Interesting interview. Always cool to hear development stories from the PS1 era.

[@Veremianyn]

Fun fact about "stealth kills" in this game - the animation of Bond and Wai Lin is different and resembles the way they put down guards in one of the movie scenes

[@Ozziw162]

@11:10 The comedic timing and delivery was amazing! Genuinely laughed out loud 😂

[@Craigerry]

omg tommy tellerico gets mentioned, what a throwback

[@enzoofelba]

I’ll never forget that music from the outpost. Absolutely top tier

[@AARONSHEERN]

"Treasures of The Deep" is still one of my favorite games of all time!

[@ElPicoleto90]

the moment you realise every mission could had been done in stealth you would reconsider your opinion

[@johnwells5414]

Tomorrow Never Dies was my first Bond film! I saw it during a Saturday tv premiere. I loved it!

[@vrapbrap]

One of my first PS1 games too actually. I played it a fair amount but don't really remember loving it. Weird series of flashbacks when seeing footage of this. Good stuff.

[@ukaszKujawa]

You should do PS2 Beverly Hills Cop game since the new movie is out

[@IcaroRamosDM]

I played this game so much with my dad when I was around 5 or 6 years old. We loved the ski levels. So many good memories

[@Mozts1]

This is fantastic work! Thank you.

[@JustPhasingBy]

Wow, Tommy Tallarico worked on the soundtrack of this game too? His mother should be very proud

[@nilzero5686]

the last thing i was expecting from this very good video was new tommy tellarico lore. good showing.

[@Dac_vak]

Not sure why KZbin recommended this video/channel but I’m glad they did! Good stuff mate.

[@TheDriver86]

Great video as always. Thanks!!