According to VentureBeat reporter Jeff Grubb, a remake of the N64 platform classic game "007 GoldenEye" may be officially announced in the next few weeks, and this news is likely to be released by Microsoft, not the original publisher of the game, Nintendo.
Foreign media VGC said that this is in line with the news they received, while saying that this year is the 60th anniversary of the "James Bond" series, and the classic video game in the history of the series may take this opportunity to launch a remake as part of the celebration of the 60th anniversary of the series.
Launching a remake of 007 GoldenEye is not an easy task, and the VGC says it's very difficult to deal with copyright issues because the rights to the game are jointly owned by Nintendo, Microsoft, and MGM, and theoretically require three-party approval to launch the game.
VGC believes there is some evidence to prove that the rumor has some credibility: in January this year, the original developer RARE unlocked the Xbox achievement for 007 GoldenEye; the canceled Xbox 360 version of the 007 GoldenEye HD version of the file flowed out in early 21, when Chris Tilston, co-director of 007 GoldenEye HD Edition, said in an interview with VGC: "I think it is strange why the game took so long to leak out. And so many years later, there are still people with game information. When I heard the news, I almost wondered if Microsoft had deliberately carried out a 'leak' for some reason. ”