Activision GoldenEye game in November
Wii and DS versions, E3 reveal likely.
Eurogamer has learned that Activision is working on a James Bond: GoldenEye title for Wii and DS that should be released this November.
The new title may be a remake of the classic Nintendo 64 first-person shooter, originally developed by Rare, and according to our source the publisher intends to unveil it at E3.
Development duties have been split between UK-based Eurocom and US-based n-Space.
Eurocom has previously worked on James Bond titles during the franchise's time at E3, including the N64 title The World Is Not Enough.
Activision has been widely tipped to make a new GoldenEye game after it was spotted registering domain names derived from the name of the 1995 film. The original game is considered the best of a (mostly bad) Bond bunch.
Earlier this week it was spotted surveying gamers about a possible remake.
The Wii/DS GoldenEye title should not be confused with the Bizarre Creations game, thought to be called James Bond: Bloodstone, which is expected to focus on the driving side of the spy's skill-set.
We spoke to Activision but nobody was in a position to comment.