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Whether you're running roughshod over a CentralĪmerican city in a tank, using some of the cool gadgets like the New format gives EoN a bombastic panache and a tremendous amount I was satisfied with the old FPS-action, but this Supplies the flashy, over-the-top stunts that one expects from While the basic third-person shooting is well and good, EoN It's these sequences that really made Everything or Nothing for In another instance, you'll forgo the rappelĪltogether, and jump off the side of a cliff in order to save a The side of a building, dodging explosions and capping enemies Rappel gun, which is used frequently and adds a nice dimension of One of the big things this title brings to the table is Bond's Does it pay off? For the most part, the answer is yes. This game represents a pretty big risk for the conservative gangĪt EA. Third person, Tomorrow Never Dies, was an out-and-out disaster, Perhaps sensing that ennui was setting in, EA boldly chucked itsĠ07 blueprint and opted to craft Everything or Nothing as a Little too comfortable with its standard mix of FPS, track It almost felt like the development team had become a Time – but it didn't really offer much in terms of depth or novelĬoncepts. Sure, it was fun and breezy – I really liked it at the

Series, James Bond 007: NightFire, seemed to be cruising onĪutopilot. Seller, which is perhaps the reason that EA's last entry in the Is there such a thing as a franchise that's too bankable? If Your objectives-from brute force to spy-like subtleties-and save Mayhem! A new third-person perspective submerses you completely Stylized charm, Q-gadgetry, fast cars and of structive All-new amazing gadgets, straight from the lab - like the Q-Spider, a robot that offers a new kind of gameplay.īond.Think like Bond - To win you'll have to use physical skills, clever disguises, and a bold personality to save the world.

Players can interact with Q and M - voiced by the real actors who play them.

New action for Bond, to help him survive shootouts - Duck or hug the wall for cover, then use the new targeting system to disable enemies.

The action and adventure has never been so intense - As Bond, you'll do everything from rappel down walls to controlling robots to chasing villains at over 100MPH.

Though, the arena/deathmatch/4-player vs modes were better in, for example, NightFire. Also doesn't help that a 100% percent save doesn't exist on GameFAQs.) - and the multiplayer, on both co-op and 4p-arena is kind of fun. Skill-testing sure, but the option to skip them in some way would be appreciated. The extra stuff and bonus material you can unlock is really cool to (though I wish there were codes, as some 'platinum'-rank requirements are very, for-lack-of-a-better-word. Also helps that the gameplay is fun, the mission are structured beautifully, the difficulty is fair yet manages to scale perfectly into the end of it all, and that it's story and graphics still is appealing to this day - as I still come back to this adventure from time to time. I've played most of the 'James Bond' games that have been released over the years, and perhaps this rating might be influenced from me I've played most of the 'James Bond' games that have been released over the years, and perhaps this rating might be influenced from me "growing up with it", but this game really is just 'the' prime example of how good 'Bond' can really be.