Golgov's Missile Complex

Exterior shot of the junkyard entrance to Golgov's complex, as seen in James Bond 007 (1998).

Golgov's missile complex is a fictional Russian ballistic missile complex operated by rogue general, Golgov, and located in central Russia. The site appears in the final levels of the 1998 James Bond video-game, James Bond 007, for the Nintendo Game Boy.

History

After preventing rogue Russian General Golgov from destabilising Kurdistan, James Bond is given a guide and departs for Russia to infiltrate Golgov's hidden base. Entering via a junkyard, 007 is confronted by old enemy, Jaws, who he dispatches using the junkyard's electromagnets. Inside, the giant base is divided into sections that are blocked by locked doors, accessible by combination switches in several separate security stations. Bond finds that his ally, Zhong Mae, has been captured and tied to one of the General's five nuclear missiles. Bond confronts Golgov, who attacks him in an armed mechanical suit. 007 defeats him, but the General triggers the launch sequence for the missiles with his dying breath. Avoiding the missile complex's automated laser and machine-gun defence systems, Bond disarms the weapons and foils the General's scheme.

Gallery

Ballistic missile silo with automated machine-gun and terminal.

One of several force-field control terminals.

007 confronts General Golgov in his mechanical suit.

One of many security doors blocking off access to the facility.

Zhong Mae bound to one of the five nuclear missiles.

Jaws guards the junkyard entrance to the secret facility.