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Game Details

Release Date 11/17/2005
Publisher Electronic Arts
Platform GameCube
Genre Action Adventure

Number of Players 4

Suggestive Themes, Violence

Game Description

The name is Bond, James Bond. The mission, slip into the role of the Sean Connery's original 007 (for the first time in a video game) in this authentic re-creation of the classic Bond world. Drive vintage cars, rendezvous with beautiful women, and visit exotic locales rendered in retro '60s style. Complete non-linear driving and stealth missions based on the movie and survive explosive Bond-inspired action sequences. Use classic weapons and gadgets enhanced with 21st century modernizations. New-to-Bond features include a focus and zoom aiming mechanic that makes targeting more precise than ever, a new scoring system offering increased customization of equipment and abilities, and a split-screen multiplayer Deathmatch Mode.

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IGN Review (7.9 out of 10)

Looking into the goldmine of the Bond legacy, Electronic Arts successfully convinced its licensors that bringing Sean Connery into the fold and re-envisioning an older movie license was a good thing. Agreed. The second Bond film represents the British spy-film formula to a tee, with its recipe of sh...more

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Average Member Rating: 7.4 out of 10

The Best Bond Yet!. (9 out of 10)

posted by ADH093 (TAKOMA PARK, MD) on Jun 17, 2006
Member since Nov 2005
4 out of 4 gamers (100%) found this review helpful

Nightfire was my first real introduction to 007 games, and it struck me as a fairly good and intense game, if somewhat lacking in the think-it-through category. Then I picked up Everything or Nothing, and discovered that Bond looked great in 3rd person. The new view point also made stealth way coole...more

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