007: The World Is Not Enough

Game: 007: The World Is Not Enough (N64, 2001)

I Could Have Given You the World: a native Windows and Linux (Steam Deck too) port of the US N64 release, recompiled with N64Recomp and with RT64 as its renderer. It ships no translated game code: on first launch it compiles the game on your machine from your ROM and reuses the result afterward, with no development tools or internet connection needed. It adds widescreen and ultrawide, a 40–100° vertical field of view, interpolation for high refresh rate displays, mouse or twin-stick aiming, radial menus for weapons and gadgets, quick save and load, on-screen objectives, sharper fonts, and enhanced textures generated on your machine. It also rebalances the game: bigger magazines, double pistol and SMG ammo, faster reloads on two weapons, double damage for the speargun and watch laser, and defusing a bomb takes a quarter of the time. Other changes are optional, such as a Nightfire-style grapple, regenerating health, civilians with double health, and invincible allies, and there are cheats. Its author made it for their own playthrough and shares it as a hobby project. Version 0.1.96 came out on October 17.

You needYour own US revision 0 ROM of 007: The World Is Not Enough for N64, placed next to the executable or picked on first launch. There’s a single portable EXE for Windows and an AppImage for Linux and Steam Deck.

How it gets to PC

Static recompilation

Console

Nintendo 64

Architecture

MIPS

Author

riseio

Original studio

Eurocom

Year

2000

Stars

83

Last activity

2026-10-27 · 5 days ago

Latest version

ICHGYTW_0.1.96 · 2026-10-17

Language

C++