Thu, May 14, 2009 | 06:49 BST
GoldenEye designer would love to see the game on Virtual Console
Martin Hollis has said that he would love to see GoldenEye land on Wii’s Virtual Console.
Speaking with Official Nintendo Magazine, the designer said that because of legal issues, the classic N64 shooter may never be released through the download service.
“There’s always someone with some exclusivity agreement, so there’s lots of lawyers,” he said. “I’m not going to hold my breath. I’d love it to happen, but I can’t see it.”
Shame that.
More through the link.
Related posts
Rumour: DSi to get Virtual Console for Game Boy games
3 
Posted in: Action, Nintendo, Shooter, Virtual Console, Wii
Tags: goldeneye, Martin Hollis, n64 classic
3 comments
#1
matt247
13/05/09, 11:53 pm
Shame that Nintendo won’t allow this to happen
#2
Captain Fruitloop
14/05/09, 8:18 am
It’ll be Activision-Blizzard, who currently hold the rights to the Bond games licence. They’ve got two Bond games in development, and probably don’t want Goldeneye – still the licence’s high point as a game – hanging round like the Ghost of Christmas Past anytime near the new games.
#3
SplatteredHouse
14/05/09, 10:37 am
Perfect Dark XBLA, and call it quits?