Everyone loves the James Bond movie series, and most everyone has a secret fantasy of living the James Bond life.  Nintendo 64 gave us the revolutionary Goldeneye game that changed video games forever.  Then there was the World Is Not Enough game that wasn't that entertaining now.  This time around, Electronic Arts wanted to do something good with their James Bond License, and they've succeeded.
James Bond: Agent Under Fire is a very entertaining game, allowing Bond to choose from an assortment of weapons such as Rocket Launchers and Machine guns, to Q gadgets like the Q-Claw and the Q-Laser, to vehicles such as a Tank, a BMW Z8, and a classic Aston Martin.
The games levels are varied among first person walking/shooting, 3rd person driving/racing/shooting, to rail shooters, and it's this blend of gameplay styles that keeps this game alive.  Just when you might get bored of walking around and shooting terrorists, in the next level you get to drive an BMW Z8 off a ramp.  The levels are creative, the graphics are great, and there are some cool cutscenes that add to the James Bond movie feel of the game.
If there was one downfall to the game, it would be the controls.  They are a little hard to get used to at first, but after awhile they get easier.
This is a well rounded game and would make a great addition to any games library.
Everyone loves the James Bond movie series, and most everyone has a secret fantasy of living the James Bond life. Nintendo 64 gave us the revolutionary Goldeneye game that changed video games forever. Then there was the World Is Not Enough game that wasn't that entertaining now. This time around, Electronic Arts wanted to do something good with their James Bond License, and they've succeeded. James Bond: Agent Under Fire is a very entertaining game, allowing Bond to choose from an assortment of weapons such as Rocket Launchers and Machine guns, to Q gadgets like the Q-Claw and the Q-Laser, to vehicles such as a Tank, a BMW Z8, and a classic Aston Martin. The games levels are varied among first person walking/shooting, 3rd person driving/racing/shooting, to rail shooters, and it's this blend of gameplay styles that keeps this game alive. Just when you might get bored of walking around and shooting terrorists, in the next level you get to drive an BMW Z8 off a ramp. The levels are creative, the graphics are great, and there are some cool cutscenes that add to the James Bond movie feel of the game. If there was one downfall to the game, it would be the controls. They are a little hard to get used to at first, but after awhile they get easier. This is a well rounded game and would make a great addition to any games library.