The World Is Not Enough (PS2)
On top of the Nintendo 64 and PlayStation versions of The World is Not Enough, another version was planned for PlayStation 2. It was going…
Tomorrow Never Dies: The Mission Continues
After the success of GoldenEye, MGM decided to buy the rights for James Bond games back from Nintendo so they can create their own game…
GoldenEye 007 Grip Game
The Grip Game was a different format to the standard Tiger Electronic Handheld. This mimics a vertical scrolling shooter where Bond uses a pistol, machine gun and shotgun to gun through waves of enemies.
The final boss of the game is the GoldeneEye satellite, which shoots back at you.
GoldenEye 007 (SNES)
When Nintendo got the license to make a video game based on GoldenEye, their first thought was a 2D platformer. Due to Nintendo being impressed…
GoldenEye 007 (Virtual Boy)
The Virtual Boy is a strange system released by Nintendo – it was a portable system with goggles that you have to look into (awkwardly…
GoldenEye 007 (Tiger LCD)
A basic LCD game based on GoldenEye. You shoot and kick your way through enemies, the most annoying of which is a woman (Xenia possibly)…
James Bond Jr (Systema Wrist LCD)
Other than a very basic listing on Worthpoint with a few pictures, I can’t find any information on this at all. This is a wrist-based LCD game, from the photo, it looks different from the handheld Systema LCD game, as you can just make out a figure, so it’s more likely about running and shooting.
James Bond Jr (Tiger LCD)
This basic electronic handheld LCD game is a basic side scrolling action game. You run to the right, punching enemies. The objective of the game is to collect Q briefcases.
James Bond Jr (Systema LCD)
An LCD game based on James Bond Jr. This game is vehicle-based where you shoot enemies and avoid obstacles.
Moonraker (Atari)
Not much is known about this game, only that it was an early prototype for a Bond game. A stage based on the final mission…