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The Limpet Mine is a explosive weapon featured in the James Bond franchise, which attaches itself to any surface it is planted to and/or thrown at. They come in three major versions, remote mines (most common version, usually detonated with a Q-branch wristwatch like the Omega Seamaster), timed mines and proximity mines.
It is a specific design first featured in the 1995 James Bond movie GoldenEye, but has taken the life of its own in the Bond media afterwards.
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Video game history[]
GoldenEye 007 (1997 game)[]
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Tomorrow Never Dies (video game)[]
Slightly modified versions of remote mines featured in GoldenEye are usable in this game. They are fired through a sort of grenade launcher and latch onto surface that the mine lands.