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James Bond-007:
Everything or Nothing
From: Electronic Arts
Year: In production/2003
Format: Playstation 2
Comments:
To make a change this EA Bond game is a third-person action game.
Other versions of James Bond-007: Everything or Nothing:
Format: GameCube
From: Electronic Arts
Year: In production/2003
Comments: The same as the PS2 version.
Format: X-Box
From: Electronic Arts
Year: In production/2003
Comments: The same as the PS2 version.
Format: PC-CD
From: Electronic Arts
Year: In production/2003
Comments: The same as the PS2 version.
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James Bond-007:
Nightfire
From: Electronic Arts
Year: 2002
Format: Playstation 2
Comments:
Nightfire is EA's second first-person-perspective Bond game. Basically if you liked the first one you'll like this one. More of the same really.
Other versions of James Bond-007: Nightfire:
Format: GameCube
From: Electronic Arts
Year: 2002
Comments: The same as the PS2 version.
Format: X-Box
From: Electronic Arts
Year: 2002
Comments: The same as the PS2 version.
Format: PC-CD
From: Electronic Arts
Year: 2002
Comments: The same as the PS2 version.
Format: Gameboy Advance
From: Electronic Arts
Year: 2003
Comments: A first person shooter. Different to the other console versions.
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James Bond-007
In:
Agent Under Fire
From: Electronic Arts
Year: 2001
Format: Playstation 2
Comments:
This is EA's first Bond game without a corresponding movie. The game is pretty much a first person shooting game (mission based) but there are a couple of driving levels in there too. Looks good, plays good and has a four player deathmatch like Goldeneye. Definitely worth a go.
Other versions of James Bond-007 Agent Under Fire:
Format: GameCube
From: Electronic Arts
Year: 2002
Comments: The same as the PS2 version.
Format: X-Box
From: Electronic Arts
Year: 2002
Comments: The same as the PS2 version.
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007 Racing
From: Electronic Arts
Year: 2000
Format: Sony Playstation
Comments:
A racing game featuring the many cars of the bond films.
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James Bond 007
From: Nintendo
Year: 1997
Format: Nintendo Gameboy
James Bond in China helping fishermen
Comments:
Released as an alternative to Rare's Goldeneye for Nintendo's less powerful portable console. It takes the form of a side scrolling RPG with James Bond having to find objects and help people in order to farther his mission. An okay game.
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James Bond: The Duel
From: Domark
Year: 1993
Format: Sega Megadrive/Genesis
007 vs international terrorism
Comments:
In the eighties and early ninties Domark owned the license to make Bond games. If a film came out then they, and only they, could make a game of it. But the problem was that they stopped making the films. Between 1989 (License To Kill) and 1995 (Goldeneye) no Bond films were made. Domark's Bond license ran out in the early ninties so they made this as their last. It isn't based on any Bond movie (because there wasn't one at the time). It is a platform action game dated even more by the fact that it features Timothy Dalton as Bond on the title screen (as he was the last one) then a few years later there was a new film and a new Bond.
Other Versions of James Bond The Duel:
Format: Sega Master System
From: Domark
Year: 1993
Comments: The same as the 16-bit version just down sized.
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James Bond Jnr
From: THQ
Year: 1992
Format: Super Nintendo
James Bond Jnr in action
Comments:
Based on the short lived TV cartoon about James Bond's Nephew called, coincidently, James Bond Jnr. The game is a pretty standard looking platform action game. There are plenty of cut scenes explaining the plot and all the regular characters make an appearance. There are shoot-em-up sequences too which help make the game a little more varied. Not a bad game.
Other versions of James Bond Jnr:
Format: NES
From: THQ
Year: 1992
Comments: Quite a fun platform game. Nice music, good graphics and good fun.
