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James Bond 007: NightFire for GameCube
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Product Description
Building on the successful model of James Bond 007: Agent Under Fire, EA promises an all-new James Bond adventure with all the familiar ingredients: heart-pounding first-person action, glamorous locales around the world, beautiful women, cool gadgets and an evil villain. Lending even greater authenticity to this, EAs third Bond title for a Nintendo console, is Pierce Brosnan, who is lending his world-famous good looks to NightFire. Intriguingly, Zoe Nightshade from Agent Under Fire puts in an encore appearance. As Bond, players will operate in the Austrian Alps, a Japanese high-rise, underwater in the South Pacific, and even in a zero-gravity space station to defeat evil criminal mastermind Rafael Drake.
Product Specifications
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EA - Electronic Arts
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| Genre |
Action •
Adventure
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| ESRB Rating |
T - (Teen)
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Product Reviews
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Read 16 Epinions reviews
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By: bwalk,
Mar 17, 2006
Pros: The music, driving stages
Cons: Outclassed in everyother way, even by older shooters, POOR SPEED
Bottom Line: If you are a Bond fan, go on with this warning "It blows!"
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By: eddie_maze2001,
Jul 12, 2005
Pros: It has good graphics, and it makes you feel like your actually being shot at.
Cons: It was hard to complete some levels in the game.
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