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Bond. James Bond. Save the day again with 007′s stylized charm, Q-gadgetry, fast cars and of course…destructive mayhem! A new third-person perspective submerses you completely in this action-thriller. Experience multiple ways to complete your objectives—from brute force to spy-like subtleties—and save the world from untold terror!
- To play out the challenge of thinking and acting like Bond, players will make choices ranging from direct confrontation to subtle misdirection when interacting with enemies. When it comes time for combat, Bond can engage in hand-to-hand fighting, using obj
- 3rd Person perspective
- Multiple ways to complete missions, with player rewards for completing objectives with Bond style using disguise to temporarily take the identity of a defeated foe, misdirection, and other spy tactics rather than brute force
- Sophisticated hamd-to-hand fighting
- Over 20 weapons and gadgets
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Amazing adaptation of the Bond movie series,
In a sure sign that video games are as powerful as movies, the latest James Bond game has all the actors, all the action, all the effects – and isn’t based on a movie!
Perfect for fans of New Orleans, a lot of the story takes place in that historic city of Louisiana. James Bond has the fast cars, the sexy, intelligent women, and the self assured skills that get him out of any jam.
All the actors and actresses are here, and it makes a HUGE difference to hear John Cleese, Judi Densch, Pierce Brosnan and all the other voices speaking to you while you play. The likenesses are all very accurate too, so it really is like playing a movie.
Where some previous Bond games were more like Rambo, this one is pure Bond. You get special bonus points for doing a special Bond Move where you defeat your enemies with a brilliant strategy instead of just blasting them. It’s more Splinter Cell rather than Unreal II.
The graphics are great, with little spider robots, slick cars, well done smoke and fire and other atmospheric effects. You really do feel like you’re in a movie and not looking at a texture-mapped building.
Gameplay is great, too. The enemies show some amazing AI in sequences. It might get a little used to the gameplay style, but stick with it. After a few hours of the learning curve (which a well done training level works you through) you will be totally immersed in this world.
Replayability is just amazing, too. You go through once to get the basic idea of the level. But then you keep going through aiming for those Bond moments, and trying to ratchet your score up by doing it quickly and accurately. If you’re able to get on Platinum Level in all missions, you unlock new bonusses.
Everyone I know who has seen and played this game loves it, and we ourselves are quite addicted to it right now. There are stealth missions, driving missions, shooting missions, even ride-and-shoot missions. The cut scenes are great, too!
I definitely rate this one a must-buy for any fan of the Bond series, and for any action gamer in general. Enjoy!!
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Bond, James Bond,
I’ve read the reviews, both good and bad, and I have to say that I really enjoy the game. The controls are pretty simple (except for driving, which I think may be a bit oversensitive) and I picked them up rather quickly. The graphics are spectacular, like watching a movie, and the voices really give it a cinematic feel. No, it’s not the hardest game to master, but it’s a fun game to play. Despite what others have said I found plenty of things to shoot at; yes, there’s stealth required at times, but that’s to be expected from a Bond game.
If you are looking for a challenging game with a lot of puzzles and riddles, go buy Tomb Raider or something. If you want a fun-filled afternoon, but Everything or Nothing. I also recommend Kill.Switch but that’s just for the total mayhem and violence that you can create. I’m versatile that way.
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Finally, you get to fight like Bond,
As a rule, I haven’t been overly impressed with James Bond games in the past. The exception to this rule, of course, was the superb and seminal ‘Goldeneye’ for the Nintendo 64.
Most of the problem is that the Bond games until now have failed to convey the fun and fury of the movies. This is ironic, considering how much like a video game the games increasingly feel. I think Electronic Arts may have crossed an invisible line in the sand with ‘Everything or Nothing’. It may be that we don’t need the movies anymore. After all, wouldn’t you rather play James Bond than watch some actor playing James Bond?
Maybe not. Regardless, ‘Everything or Nothing’ hits several important benchmarks for being a Bond game and nearly seemlessly blends storytelling with the action set pieces.
Like a Bond movie, the game starts with a stellar action scene. The third person perspective adds volumes to the “Bond feel” of the game. The graphics are so good, you could almost believe you were directing a movie. Gameplay is intercut with effective in-game movies which actually help add to the atmosphere and help move the story along.
It’s obvious EA hired decent writers as well as the legitimate actors for this game. Pierce Brosnan was the physical model for the last Bond game, ‘Nightfire’, but he didn’t voice his character. Instead, they chose a far posher English guy with a “plum in his mouth”. I could have done a better Bond impression (but then again, I am English).
Brosnan, Judi Dench and Richard Kiel as well as John Cleese all make extensive appearances in the game having been scanned by computer and do their own voices. The effect is a blurring of the movies and the game and it works to great effect.
The game mechanics themselves are much improved over ‘Agent Under Fire’ and ‘Nightfire’. As stated, the portions of the game playing Bond first-hand have dispensed with a first-person view and introduced a third person perspective. The game borrows much from ‘Splinter Cell’ but it all works out very well. Fighting hand to hand is fun. Nothing like punching out a bad guy, smacking him into a wall, then throwing him over your shoulder.
Sadly, the car and helicopter missions aren’t as enjoyable as the first person shooter portions. The game engine feels overly sensitive. I enjoyed the first car mission as you chase a train through an Eygptian environment but I felt like success was less about skill than keeping my fingers firmly on the gas and the missle launcher. By comparison, a lot of the first person chapters emphasize stealth, strategy and accurate shooting. Yum.
The variety of weaponary available and the sound of the various guns is superb. The joy of rappelling down the side of a building cannot be underestimated. I only hope the next Spider-Man game will be as exhilarating.
Multiplayer: ‘Everything or Nothing’ comes with online accessibility but I can’t comment on that aspect as I don’t play my PS2 online although I may try it with this game. I enjoyed the cooperative play immensely. The screen splits horizontally and works very well. Perhaps out of necessity, the missions in the Co-op differ from the single player game. I initially hoped that you’d be able to play the entire game as a single and Co-op but no. Haven’t been able to finish the second level of the Co-op yet, but it’s still fun. Sadly, the 1-4 multiplayer isn’t as good as the one that came with ‘Nightfire’. My daughter and I enjoyed teaming up on Nightfire to kill the four Bots sent against us. This option isn’t available in ‘Everything or Nothing’. In fact, the multiplayer “Arena” isn’t even open by default. You have to get to a certain point on the Co-op before you can play. Hopefully a cheat will be available soon.
Overall – excellent job EA. This is the first true Bond game.
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