Eveerything Or Nothing was incredible. It was one of my favorite PS2 games. The story, the missions, the graphics were INSANE for the time, and the soundtrack was awesome.
I recently got them all for the original Xbox as well as a HDMI adapter for it. They are so fun. I haven’t finished any of them though so will come back to this video later as I realised he should have said it contains major spoilers for them all lol.
And the Co-Op mode is insanely fun too!!! Super fun actually. You really need a great player to play with, which sucks because I was the only decent player I knew when I was a kid, lol.
Everything or Nothing was incredible. Sad how you skimmed through it. It had good level design, real actors and voicework and the story was classic Bond... I think that you were burned out when you played it.
Yeah, his comparing it to Grand Theft Auto is so out of left field...sometimes I don't honestly know why he's saying some of these things. Also, question: does his audio keep kind of shifting in weight on different channels for you? It sounds like he's heavier on the left than the right, but it fluctuates, so it sounds strange, at least on my end.
@@joshandhistube yeaaa and the splinter cell comparison I didn't get AT ALL, splinter cell felt like it was trying to be as close as possible to a fun but """realistic""" stealth experience
@@shinanimedubs1269 yeah he's just comparing it to contemporaries seemingly at random. i didn't even finish this video lol just kind of worthless commentary. just kind of talking to talk.
As soon as he started talking about what a dramatic shift in perspective it was from 1st person to 3rd person I knew it would be all downhill from there smh incompetence is the only thing I can chalk it up too. Never gave it a fair shake.
Everything or nothing felt like a new james bond movie probably the best game that didn't have a movie to work on. I can't believe you crucified this game your insane
My critique of these series play through videos is there is always a clear point where burn out sets in. Sometimes its mentioned in the commentary sometimes it isn't but you can still tell because the script has a vibe like your summarizing the plot after pressing skip only half way through the cutscene.
Hot take: Agent Under Fire and Nightfire were the best in the series. Even better than N64's Goldeneye. They were the perfect duology IMO. The original stories were compelling, the mission design was fun and engaging. As well as challenging. And I spent hours in multiplayer. Especially against the bots in Nightfire.
@@doublevendettai love that game and think holds up rather well. The problem was it came out just as they were about to announce the next bond so people were more focused on that than the game which is a shame because I honestly think the game is underrated
I love the sheer audacity of releasing a game titled Goldeneye: Rogue Agent, with the developers knowing how revered the N64 game is and it not having anything to do with the movie or N64 game but instead having you not play as James Bond, but as a rando with a literal golden eye. That's hilarious.
I hate it too. It's always one of the first things dumb people who hardly played any of the later Bond games bring up when they bash the series and try to claim Goldeneye N64 was the only good Bond game. Rogue Agent is probably the only other game they even looked at for 5 mins because it has Goldeneye in the title, meanwhile they've never even played Nightfire or Everything or Nothing.
@captain_fruitcake101 Are you the producer of the game, still trying to get people to pay you for the shift game? Or was this just the only video game you owned for a while, so you were stockholm syndromed into liking it?
extra points for nightfire having awesome multiplayer with the first addition of bots in the multiplayer. my cousin and had some of our best gaming memories being able to team up together against an army of bots. Better days in life
I liked how Everything or Nothing used the actual actors for the voices. Like Pierce Bronsan reprised his role as Bond, Judi Dench as M, and Jon Cleese as Q.
You possibly have the worst take on Everything or Nothing to ever exist. Alot of thought and work went into that game. Even the actors from the movies voiced their parts. In addition to having celebrities like Willem Dafoe and Heidi Klum play the villains. It had a decent cover system two years before Gears of War. Graphics for an OG Xbox game were great. Glad to see many of the comments are letting you know.
Nightfire was my childhood. Playing 4 player splitscreen with my siblings. Very good memories. When I loaded it up recently on an emulator though, it was noticeably clunkier than what I remember.
I loved Rogue Agent. Don't care. The duel wielding and stuff was so much fun and the idea was so crazy and interesting. They took a leap and tried something new with the story, and no one really does that anymore.
Agent under fire and everything or nothing were my most memorable bond games I played . Good times man good times . To be a child again playing games without care in the world .
Agent under fire and Everything or Nothing are literally part of the peak bond trilogy with Nightfire. I can't believe you compared EOR to GTA & splinter cell...
Agent under fire did not have the omen. The omen was from goldeneye rogue agent. AUF malprave was kidnapping world leaders and cloning them. A story line used in an Alex rider book. It’s an almost original story where as nightfire is a mix of several bond film ideas put together. Nightfire, everything or nothing, and from Russia with love were made with the help from MGM.
the gameboy game was just about the most bond fun you can ever have on a gameboy. it's a sort of zelda kind of game where you need certain items to continue. it's quite fun and you need to find the "special item" to have the good ending. all in all a game worth playing.
Agent Under Fire had a lot of licensing issues which is part of the reason it was completely its own story and why Bond looks like a mix of a few of the movie versions. For what it's worth, the gamecube version of this game was also better than the PS2 version because they had bots in the multiplayer when PS2's did not.
Nightfire was one of the games my Dad brought home with him when he got us the OG Xbox. Lots of fond memories playing split-screen multiplayer. Bloodstone was a Christmas gift when I was 12. The takedowns were actually pretty cool and I remember the car portions standing out, which is no surprise considering it was the same developers of Project Gotham.
Yeah I was completely thrown off by that. Like what way did it have grand theft auto vibes. What? Because you can drive vehicles. In that case you might as well say every game where you drive vehicles has gta vibes
Nightfire and Everything or Nothing are the best imo. Also fun fact back in like 2006 or 7 my brother and I were in a gsmestop and heard us talking about goldeneye. He conned us into giving rogue agent because he told us it was a sequel and had the original game once you beat it to be unlocked. This was when 360 and ps3 was the new stuff but they still had past generation for sale and idk why he was so intent on selling us rogue agent.
Quantum of solace is the shortest Bond movie because of the effects of the writer strike, I wonder if that strike might have had an effect on the game to include more casino Royale
Quantum is my least favorite Bond movie. That Paul Greengrass shakey cam ruined every action scene. The story and characters were utterly boring and uninteresting as well.
Seems you were the only person who didn't like EVERYTHING OR NOTHING. You never mentioned the great soundtrack which was sang by Mya who appears in game during that club mission. No mention of all the voice talent that they shelled out to get: Pierce Brosnan, Heidi Klum, Willam Dafoe, Judi Dench, John Cleese, Shannon Elizabeth. The new fighting system and instant stealth takedowns. The new graphics. The actual voice and likeness of JAWS. Yes its the original voice actor for Jaws Richard Kiel. Think the Gta or Splinter Cell reference is a bit of a stretch. You have to remember that this game was for the fans made by the fans. Having the OG voice actors we all know and love along with an original story with a great villain in Willam Dafoe who ties back into the Bond movies being the apprentice to Max Zorin just puts a bow on the whole thing
Fun fact, the first three levels of World Is Not Enough are all crammed into the first 15 minutes of the film before the credits, and even with the added context and dialogue they are still equally confusing. The subway is totally original and cinematic though.
@cjware316 100% bro, my brothers and I played so much of this game. I loved every moment of the campaign and we played so much of the multi-player. Its just such a fun game, I love going back to it now and then
@@FrozenStarFish The mult-player was so chaotic, flying around on jet packs and using that grappling hook to get to spots halfway across the map while shooting down at your enemies. So much fun.
Fun fact! A part of the soundtrack from 007: Agent Under Fire ("Dungeon" multiplayer map) was re-used in chapter 3 in the original Dead Space from 2008, where Isaac was walking outside the USG Ishimura.
I mean if I remember it was originally supposed to be based around casino royale which is why so many of the levels were based around that but yeah not a terrible game
Huge Bond fan: movies, books, and video games, so this video was a blast to watch. Great job! My first Bond game was Agent Under Fire on GameCube before I'd ever even watched a Bond movie. It's been too long, we need more Bond games!
Everything or Nothing is the BEST Bond game. Between the main story being awesome and the co-op being one of the best experiences I’ve had in multiplayer I’ve ever played. Wish they’d remaster or at least make it backwards compatible
Something to remember about Everything or Nothing was that it was the first game with a story that could have actually been made into a movie. Also, it was Pierce's last role as Bond, giving him a M U C H better send-off than Die Another Day
The world is not enough on N64 was great, one of the best bits they don't tell you is that in the first level before you go up to the office you can use the laser in your watch to sabotage alarms
A shame you didn’t mention the Wii version specifically of Goldeneye (but not Playstation, Xbox or the weird DS port) still had a diehard multiplayer fanbase up until a few years ago, because there were very few options when it came to modern online multiplayer games where you can actually use the pointer like a lightgun.
Can’t believe you didn’t include the end of the mines mission in Everythjng or Nothing where you jab to jump off the cliff of the mine and free fall and catch the girl. That mission blew my mind back then
My personal favorites 1.Nightfire 2.Goldeneye Rogue Agent 3.Goldeneye 4.Agents Under Fire 5.From Russia With Love 6.Everything or Nothing 7.Tomorrow Never Dies 8.The World is Not Enough
What, a game that came out after? 😂 Surely people should stare at MGS in EON. Sometimes people are so quick to want to use internet cliches they don't quite know what they're posting.
dude the fact you said "trouble in paradise" seems like a late game mission. i played this again since i was a kid for the first time in like many years and i thought this mission seems so grand almost. crazy 😮
Having spectre in bloodstone isn't weird because spectre has always been the organization behind it all since casino royale Le chiffre is spectre Mr white is spectre So it makes sense that she's a spectre agent in bloodstone
Nightfire has three separate versions. Xbox/GC/PS2 got one version, PC got another, and then the GBA version. The PC version is basically a total conversion mod of Half-Life. The GBA version is if you made a demake of the previous two games in one. GoldenEye Wii was more like, how can we take the GoldenEye game and movie, and basically retell it with modern technology and expectations. It takes every single major setpiece and scenario (and even some of the level designs) of the original GoldenEye 64, and expands them into more immersive and more fleshed out narrative-driven game. If you know the N64 version by heart, you recognize each level and how they retooled it to be more believable (or in some cases, longer and more combat heavy).
Goldeneye is one of those treasured, nostalgic gaming experiences for anyone alive in the late 90's. Everything or Nothing was a huge step up as far as graphics and third person mechanics go. It actually still looks good to me and holds up today next to some Xbox One games. I always prefer third person to first person and I had always hoped there would be a 3rd person Bond game.
What a crazy take on Everything or Nothing. It had the best stealth of all Bond games until that point. It was a refreshing game and it was the first to have actual hand to hand combat
Project 007 is not made by the people who made the Hitman reboot. Simply because it's always been the same company from Hitman Codename 47 to the last HITMAN World of Assassination. So you should correct to "the guys behind the HITMAN franchise since 25 years now"
Yeah dude, you picked the wrong time to call the plot to Tomorrow Never Dies far fetched. An egomaniac starting World War 3 for ratings is almost too real now.
This video is painful to watch especially for the segments on The World Is Not Enough, Agent Under Fire, and especially Everything Or Nothing, stating that these games aren’t as polished or good as Goldeneye and Perfect Dark. As much of a huge James Bond fan I am and a person who loves playing Rare’s games, I actually prefer the EA developed James Bond games over the Rare developed games because I can definitely adjust to these games moreso.
I really wanted to play as 006 in Golden Eye Rouge Agent. EA ruined it by rushing it. The concept art and developer docs looked amazing. They had the money, the talent, but not the time or engine.
AS a huge 007 movie fan I was at the times well aware of the Goldeneye N64 game..however I was a PS1 owner and had to kick in the franchise playing Tommorow.. and The world..and have to admit..a lot of fun and different scenes and in times a real Bond vibe..it helped that this games appeared after I had just watched the latest Bond in cinemas ..
Rogue Agent was my first Goldeneye game. So it gives me a bit higher opinion of it. It's not that good, but rented it a lot at the time. I was just hungry for anything that felt like Halo on the GameCube... and, it fit the bill well enough. Its funny how you say the AI isn't good, because it was one of the big things they were touting at the time in advertisements. They called it E.V.I.L. AI lol.
Eveerything Or Nothing was incredible. It was one of my favorite PS2 games. The story, the missions, the graphics were INSANE for the time, and the soundtrack was awesome.
I recently got them all for the original Xbox as well as a HDMI adapter for it. They are so fun. I haven’t finished any of them though so will come back to this video later as I realised he should have said it contains major spoilers for them all lol.
And the Co-Op mode is insanely fun too!!! Super fun actually. You really need a great player to play with, which sucks because I was the only decent player I knew when I was a kid, lol.
That game was truly incredible. Very very difficult, frustrating sometimes, but a challenge that’s worth all the frustrations.
Agreed. I consider it Pierce Brosnan's true final Bond film, lol.
@@roguesquadron521yeah. We don’t speak of die another day, everything or nothing is what die another day wished it was
Everything or Nothing was incredible. Sad how you skimmed through it. It had good level design, real actors and voicework and the story was classic Bond... I think that you were burned out when you played it.
Yeah, his comparing it to Grand Theft Auto is so out of left field...sometimes I don't honestly know why he's saying some of these things. Also, question: does his audio keep kind of shifting in weight on different channels for you? It sounds like he's heavier on the left than the right, but it fluctuates, so it sounds strange, at least on my end.
@@joshandhistube Did notice audio issues, the quality dropped off at one point...
@@joshandhistube yeaaa and the splinter cell comparison I didn't get AT ALL, splinter cell felt like it was trying to be as close as possible to a fun but """realistic""" stealth experience
@@shinanimedubs1269 yeah he's just comparing it to contemporaries seemingly at random. i didn't even finish this video lol just kind of worthless commentary. just kind of talking to talk.
As soon as he started talking about what a dramatic shift in perspective it was from 1st person to 3rd person I knew it would be all downhill from there smh incompetence is the only thing I can chalk it up too. Never gave it a fair shake.
51:50 tell me you didn’t play the game without telling me you didn’t play the game
Everything or nothing felt like a new james bond movie probably the best game that didn't have a movie to work on. I can't believe you crucified this game your insane
It was made with MGM help and probably could have been Brosnans exist film.
My critique of these series play through videos is there is always a clear point where burn out sets in. Sometimes its mentioned in the commentary sometimes it isn't but you can still tell because the script has a vibe like your summarizing the plot after pressing skip only half way through the cutscene.
Hot take: Agent Under Fire and Nightfire were the best in the series. Even better than N64's Goldeneye. They were the perfect duology IMO. The original stories were compelling, the mission design was fun and engaging. As well as challenging. And I spent hours in multiplayer. Especially against the bots in Nightfire.
Fucking speak the truth bro
YES
You sound like you got your lingo from another man, another youtuber. So no ot a hot take if its coming from a super clown
Not a hot take, just not true clowngirl
Wait he’s right
Everything or Nothing is absolute GOAT status 🔥!!!
Agent Under Fire, Nightfire and Everything or Nothing are peak Bond
Best part of Agent Under Fire was grappling around the map like a maniac in multiplayer with rockets only.
I think From Russia with Love deserves at least an honorable mention
@@baconbenjidestroyerand siblings getting mad cause they couldn’t hit you
@@doublevendettai love that game and think holds up rather well. The problem was it came out just as they were about to announce the next bond so people were more focused on that than the game which is a shame because I honestly think the game is underrated
I love the sheer audacity of releasing a game titled Goldeneye: Rogue Agent, with the developers knowing how revered the N64 game is and it not having anything to do with the movie or N64 game but instead having you not play as James Bond, but as a rando with a literal golden eye. That's hilarious.
I hate it too. It's always one of the first things dumb people who hardly played any of the later Bond games bring up when they bash the series and try to claim Goldeneye N64 was the only good Bond game. Rogue Agent is probably the only other game they even looked at for 5 mins because it has Goldeneye in the title, meanwhile they've never even played Nightfire or Everything or Nothing.
Utter cash grab! I spit on Goldeneye: Rogue Agent to this day! N64 GoldenEye was the peak.
Rouge Agent was fantastic, should have made a movie out of it
@captain_fruitcake101
Are you the producer of the game, still trying to get people to pay you for the shift game?
Or was this just the only video game you owned for a while, so you were stockholm syndromed into liking it?
@@Bubba__Sawyer goldeneye was good but there were definitely games that improved upon what goldeneye did
Everything or Nothing & NightFire were absolute bangers! I still have those on the PS2 now. I won't have slander against everything or nothing 😅😂
53:45 Weird traintracks? Have you heard of a mineshaft lmao?
Sorry but Everything Or Nothing is the best James Bond game not named GoldenEye
That and Nightfire imo
extra points for nightfire having awesome multiplayer with the first addition of bots in the multiplayer. my cousin and had some of our best gaming memories being able to team up together against an army of bots. Better days in life
great game for sure =) not the first with bots in multiplayer though, The World is not enough on N64 took that slice =).
Goldeneye had bots on Multi-player, though
@@an-animal-lover not on N64, it was only player vs player.
@@an-animal-lover Goldeneye didn't have bots. The World Is Not Enough did though.
And don't forget the miniature vehicles!
I liked how Everything or Nothing used the actual actors for the voices. Like Pierce Bronsan reprised his role as Bond, Judi Dench as M, and Jon Cleese as Q.
Man watching your footage on Bloostone hurt. Has such great stealth and takedown mechanics and you utilize none of them.
You possibly have the worst take on Everything or Nothing to ever exist. Alot of thought and work went into that game. Even the actors from the movies voiced their parts. In addition to having celebrities like Willem Dafoe and Heidi Klum play the villains. It had a decent cover system two years before Gears of War. Graphics for an OG Xbox game were great. Glad to see many of the comments are letting you know.
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@@XxChristmanXx04 stupid fucking insult to be honest
Yeah I was shocked at how unreceptive he was to playing that game. It has its issues but I think it still holds up 20 years later.
18:27 he called the skis snowboards...
Everything or nothing is definitely up there in my top 5 or even top 4
Nightfire was my childhood. Playing 4 player splitscreen with my siblings. Very good memories. When I loaded it up recently on an emulator though, it was noticeably clunkier than what I remember.
Yeah I remember try it, and Ratchet and Clank before my PS2 died. The controls were so challenging!! SSX Tricky was another banger!
everything or nothing is by far the greatest 007 game if u ask me,. gotta give, nightfire second place tho
I loved Rogue Agent. Don't care. The duel wielding and stuff was so much fun and the idea was so crazy and interesting. They took a leap and tried something new with the story, and no one really does that anymore.
I've played through Rogue Agent on every system it was on. Maybe not the best FPS ever but it was fun as hell.
@@Agrahim so fun, would love for it or Nightfire to get a VR port one day…
I'm with you on that, not to mention the Music was great
@@walkerwhitedI’d love that but I’d imagine licensing is expensive
Rogue agent was fine at best not great but fine.
Agent under fire and everything or nothing were my most memorable bond games I played . Good times man good times . To be a child again playing games without care in the world .
From Russia With Love is seriously an underrated game. Solid Third person shooter
Everything of nothing is widely considered the best bond game from a cinematic bond experience standpoint.
Fun fact. The original Spy Hunter from 1984 was intended to be a James Bond game. But turned into it's own thing.
Agent under fire and Everything or Nothing are literally part of the peak bond trilogy with Nightfire. I can't believe you compared EOR to GTA & splinter cell...
IOI didn’t just make the rebooted hitman series. They made hitman since code name 47
Having Mobolo working on the next bond game which could work.
They said as much in their video when they were talking about it. Someone didn't listen
Agent under fire blew our mind, all I remember was "hmmm, fireworks" 🤔 lol
honestly my favorite bond game
I mostly remember. SOUND THE ALARM. and call your compatriot. Go to hell. You first enjoy da ride
Agent under fire did not have the omen. The omen was from goldeneye rogue agent. AUF malprave was kidnapping world leaders and cloning them. A story line used in an Alex rider book. It’s an almost original story where as nightfire is a mix of several bond film ideas put together. Nightfire, everything or nothing, and from Russia with love were made with the help from MGM.
I used to love the Alex rider franchise but can't remember which book that plot is from....was it point blanc?
@@Dagr8soldjer Yeah it was Point Blanc
the gameboy game was just about the most bond fun you can ever have on a gameboy.
it's a sort of zelda kind of game where you need certain items to continue.
it's quite fun and you need to find the "special item" to have the good ending.
all in all a game worth playing.
Agent Under Fire had a lot of licensing issues which is part of the reason it was completely its own story and why Bond looks like a mix of a few of the movie versions. For what it's worth, the gamecube version of this game was also better than the PS2 version because they had bots in the multiplayer when PS2's did not.
Also compared to the ps2 version the GameCube version just looked better
James Bond 007 for the gameboy color was my favorite at age 8, and at 30 years old it’s still one of my top 3 favorite games of all time
Nightfire was one of the games my Dad brought home with him when he got us the OG Xbox. Lots of fond memories playing split-screen multiplayer.
Bloodstone was a Christmas gift when I was 12. The takedowns were actually pretty cool and I remember the car portions standing out, which is no surprise considering it was the same developers of Project Gotham.
saying Everything or Nothing had Grand Theft Auto vibes is kind of insane, given those are two completely different games.
Yeah I was completely thrown off by that. Like what way did it have grand theft auto vibes. What? Because you can drive vehicles. In that case you might as well say every game where you drive vehicles has gta vibes
Nightfire and Everything or Nothing are the best imo. Also fun fact back in like 2006 or 7 my brother and I were in a gsmestop and heard us talking about goldeneye. He conned us into giving rogue agent because he told us it was a sequel and had the original game once you beat it to be unlocked. This was when 360 and ps3 was the new stuff but they still had past generation for sale and idk why he was so intent on selling us rogue agent.
The world is not enough on n64 was so good
Bro everything or nothing was the Bond game omg top 5 for sure
Any future Bond games should bring back the gadget-heavy stuff.
Movies as well. I'm sick of the stripped back, Bourne style of Bond movies. I want classic Bond back.
Quantum of solace is the shortest Bond movie because of the effects of the writer strike, I wonder if that strike might have had an effect on the game to include more casino Royale
It did, devs have said that in interviews.
Quantum is my least favorite Bond movie. That Paul Greengrass shakey cam ruined every action scene. The story and characters were utterly boring and uninteresting as well.
Imagine watching a video from a dude with a force awakens framed poster.
Seems you were the only person who didn't like EVERYTHING OR NOTHING. You never mentioned the great soundtrack which was sang by Mya who appears in game during that club mission. No mention of all the voice talent that they shelled out to get: Pierce Brosnan, Heidi Klum, Willam Dafoe, Judi Dench, John Cleese, Shannon Elizabeth. The new fighting system and instant stealth takedowns. The new graphics. The actual voice and likeness of JAWS. Yes its the original voice actor for Jaws Richard Kiel. Think the Gta or Splinter Cell reference is a bit of a stretch. You have to remember that this game was for the fans made by the fans. Having the OG voice actors we all know and love along with an original story with a great villain in Willam Dafoe who ties back into the Bond movies being the apprentice to Max Zorin just puts a bow on the whole thing
Night Fire is one of my all-time favorite games i ever played, countless hours playing with my cousin
I loved Nightfire. The multi-player was so fun too.
Fun fact, the first three levels of World Is Not Enough are all crammed into the first 15 minutes of the film before the credits, and even with the added context and dialogue they are still equally confusing.
The subway is totally original and cinematic though.
3:48 "Zee-X" Spectrum 🤣🤣
Agent under fire is my favorite, just means so much to me
Same! It's just a vibe. Totally reminds me of the time in my life I played it and it just holds an unexplainable nostalgic feeling.
@cjware316 100% bro, my brothers and I played so much of this game. I loved every moment of the campaign and we played so much of the multi-player. Its just such a fun game, I love going back to it now and then
@@FrozenStarFish The mult-player was so chaotic, flying around on jet packs and using that grappling hook to get to spots halfway across the map while shooting down at your enemies. So much fun.
Idk that James Bond jr song kinda slapped
Fun fact!
A part of the soundtrack from 007: Agent Under Fire ("Dungeon" multiplayer map) was re-used in chapter 3 in the original Dead Space from 2008, where Isaac was walking outside the USG Ishimura.
You missed Live and Let Die, which was basicly just the boat chase on various platforms!
The Quantum of Solace 360 game had no right being so good. Way better than the film. Haha
Right
First one I played in the series
I mean if I remember it was originally supposed to be based around casino royale which is why so many of the levels were based around that but yeah not a terrible game
Huge Bond fan: movies, books, and video games, so this video was a blast to watch. Great job!
My first Bond game was Agent Under Fire on GameCube before I'd ever even watched a Bond movie. It's been too long, we need more Bond games!
Everything or Nothing is the BEST Bond game. Between the main story being awesome and the co-op being one of the best experiences I’ve had in multiplayer I’ve ever played. Wish they’d remaster or at least make it backwards compatible
18:00 loved tomorrow never dies. Was bummed it didnt have blood like goldeneye, but i loved it at the time anyway
Meanwhile Agent 47....and IOI sitting around like Larian. For years.
In many ways, it feels, like you haven't seen many Bond films.
I feel the same way it even feels like he never played the games at all😂
What do u expect from someone w a force awakens poster.
@@IIIUMlNATIwell. That would explain a lot
Blood Stone, From Russia With Love, Everything or Nothing, Agent Under Fire, Nightfire, and Goldeneye…AAAAHHHH 😂😂😂 take me back.
Agent Under Fire multiplayer w/ the grapple hook... was Spider-Bond mode and it was a BLAST
Something to remember about Everything or Nothing was that it was the first game with a story that could have actually been made into a movie. Also, it was Pierce's last role as Bond, giving him a M U C H better send-off than Die Another Day
The world is not enough on N64 was great, one of the best bits they don't tell you is that in the first level before you go up to the office you can use the laser in your watch to sabotage alarms
29:31 Timothy Dalton is literally the best Bond and encapsulated the character perfectly. What kind of midwit review is that?
He also said “OH OH SEVEN” so I wouldn’t put too much stock into it.
That’s a hot crap take lol.
@@thefcwhe wouldn’t be the first to pronounce it like that
Awesome video love all them beat lot 007 games
0:15 idk if you are trying to make a joke but that is pure cinema
A shame you didn’t mention the Wii version specifically of Goldeneye (but not Playstation, Xbox or the weird DS port) still had a diehard multiplayer fanbase up until a few years ago, because there were very few options when it came to modern online multiplayer games where you can actually use the pointer like a lightgun.
27:47 anybody else notice bond just swam using only his legs? Haha he earns his double-o status.
I love AUF’s weird-ass gestalt Bond. He’s like if you mushed all the pre-Craig Bonds together and stuffed it into a tuxedo
I’d say was kind of a mix of Moore and lazenby maybe also brosnan
For the world is not enough there's a version of it that cuts to the actual movie while you're playing
Can’t believe you didn’t include the end of the mines mission in Everythjng or Nothing where you jab to jump off the cliff of the mine and free fall and catch the girl. That mission blew my mind back then
My personal favorites
1.Nightfire
2.Goldeneye Rogue Agent
3.Goldeneye
4.Agents Under Fire
5.From Russia With Love
6.Everything or Nothing
7.Tomorrow Never Dies
8.The World is Not Enough
@51:50: "...wants to use nanotechnology to control the world's armies..."
*stares in MGS IV: Guns of The Patriots*
is that WillemDafoe?
What, a game that came out after? 😂 Surely people should stare at MGS in EON.
Sometimes people are so quick to want to use internet cliches they don't quite know what they're posting.
@@kieranlochore Um...I think you got the direction wrong: I meant to imply that MGS IV got its plot cues from the Bond game.
@@MishraArtificer Ah, okay fair enough. Your comment sort of implies the opposite but I get you. :)
THE SCENE IS AGENT UNDER FIRE WITH THE CHAIR FREAKED ME OUT TOO
Goldeneye 64 got me into the movies lol
Same. Best movie, too, IMO.
On Operation Stealth, the fact that the protag is called John Glames will never not be hilarious.
Just popped in to say Nightfire is still brilliant to this day. The multiplayer is fantastic!
35:10 think there’s actually a branching story path here where you can get two different levels as the next level.
They could rerelease Nightfire tomorrow with the slightest graphic bump and it’d be game of the year. It’s damn near perfect
I wasn't expecting the video that started my enjoyment of rocketsloth. My first video I watched, came up at the end.
dude the fact you said "trouble in paradise" seems like a late game mission. i played this again since i was a kid for the first time in like many years and i thought this mission seems so grand almost. crazy 😮
Agent Under Fire was the first Bond game I owned and I remember it fondly. And the Xbox version had bots for multiplayer.
Having spectre in bloodstone isn't weird because spectre has always been the organization behind it all since casino royale
Le chiffre is spectre
Mr white is spectre
So it makes sense that she's a spectre agent in bloodstone
Just gonna say, Rogue Agent's development story makes me sad... They wanted to do so much...
Agent Under Fire Bond looks like Archer
"Lanaaaa. Lana....Lana......LAAAAANAAAAAA"
"What?!?!?"
"He he... Danger Zone"
I'm old enough to remember playing A View to a Kill on our C64. Actually was born the same year as the movie was released.
I cannot for the life of me figure out anything of what you're supposed to do
Nightfire has three separate versions. Xbox/GC/PS2 got one version, PC got another, and then the GBA version. The PC version is basically a total conversion mod of Half-Life. The GBA version is if you made a demake of the previous two games in one.
GoldenEye Wii was more like, how can we take the GoldenEye game and movie, and basically retell it with modern technology and expectations. It takes every single major setpiece and scenario (and even some of the level designs) of the original GoldenEye 64, and expands them into more immersive and more fleshed out narrative-driven game. If you know the N64 version by heart, you recognize each level and how they retooled it to be more believable (or in some cases, longer and more combat heavy).
Goldeneye is one of those treasured, nostalgic gaming experiences for anyone alive in the late 90's. Everything or Nothing was a huge step up as far as graphics and third person mechanics go. It actually still looks good to me and holds up today next to some Xbox One games. I always prefer third person to first person and I had always hoped there would be a 3rd person Bond game.
Nightfire is easily my favorite. It was my GoldenEye, I have so many memories playing multiplayer with friends late into the night.
Forgot to add James Bond 007 on the Game Boy. Had some of the villains in it like Odjob and Jaws
Agent under fire was my main bond game growing up, I played it a lot
Quantum of solace brings back sooo many memories.
What a crazy take on Everything or Nothing. It had the best stealth of all Bond games until that point. It was a refreshing game and it was the first to have actual hand to hand combat
Hell yeah, y’all’s content has been able to diversify well!
Project 007 is not made by the people who made the Hitman reboot. Simply because it's always been the same company from Hitman Codename 47 to the last HITMAN World of Assassination.
So you should correct to "the guys behind the HITMAN franchise since 25 years now"
Yeah dude, you picked the wrong time to call the plot to Tomorrow Never Dies far fetched. An egomaniac starting World War 3 for ratings is almost too real now.
Goldeneye and Everything or nothing are lit
This video is painful to watch especially for the segments on The World Is Not Enough, Agent Under Fire, and especially Everything Or Nothing, stating that these games aren’t as polished or good as Goldeneye and Perfect Dark.
As much of a huge James Bond fan I am and a person who loves playing Rare’s games, I actually prefer the EA developed James Bond games over the Rare developed games because I can definitely adjust to these games moreso.
Yeah. Goldeneye is fun but omg it’s hard to go back whereas the ea games I can get right into them without issue.
I really wanted to play as 006 in Golden Eye Rouge Agent. EA ruined it by rushing it. The concept art and developer docs looked amazing. They had the money, the talent, but not the time or engine.
agent under fire is the BEST solo player bond game IMO. So fun (splitscreen multiplayer equally amazing)
Honestly I’m still sad we didn’t get Lego James Bond
There are Lego cars
AS a huge 007 movie fan I was at the times well aware of the Goldeneye N64 game..however I was a PS1 owner and had to kick in the franchise playing Tommorow.. and The world..and have to admit..a lot of fun and different scenes and in times a real Bond vibe..it helped that this games appeared after I had just watched the latest Bond in cinemas ..
"As a kid I wanted to ride in the back of the truck"
Me thinking as a kid shoulda played metal gear
1:20:55 That guy has clearly never played Blood Money.
I believe he was talking about the modern Hitman 2.
Rogue Agent was my first Goldeneye game. So it gives me a bit higher opinion of it. It's not that good, but rented it a lot at the time. I was just hungry for anything that felt like Halo on the GameCube... and, it fit the bill well enough.
Its funny how you say the AI isn't good, because it was one of the big things they were touting at the time in advertisements. They called it E.V.I.L. AI lol.
Dalton was the closest to fleming's impression of bond
goldeneye is a milestone of gaming history! the rest follows after a huge gap