007 Legends
For the 50th Anniversary of James Bond films, Activision decided to make a game to celebrate Bond’s history. 007 Legends takes us through six stories, one from each Bond actor. This sounds like an amazing premise, yet the came was panned by critics…
GoldenEye 007 (DS)
While the console games of Blood Stone and GoldenEye had different developers, n-Space were given the task of porting both games to the DS, both releasing on the same day. While Blood Stone on DS was a surprisingly good attempt at recreating a…
GoldenEye 007 (2010)
With a big gap between Bond films, it was Activision’s time to cash in on the “GoldenEye” name. While this is based on the story of GoldenEye, it’s not a remake of the Nintendo 64 classic, but rather a game based on an…
James Bond 007: Blood Stone (DS)
While the home console releases of Blood Stone and GoldenEye were split between platform, the DS got ports of both games on the same day, and both developed by n-Space (who previously made the DS port of Rogue Agent). Like the home console…
James Bond 007: Blood Stone
Developed by Bizarre Creations, known for games like Project Gotham Racing and Geometry Wars (they also made one of my childhood favourite games, Wiz ‘n’ Liz), this is a brand new third person adventure starring Daniel Craig. Strangely, this was released on the…
007: Quantum of Solace (DS)
Unlike the previous DS Bond game, Rogue Agent, this doesn’t attempt to replicate the console version of the game, instead it does its own thing. A bit like the Game Boy Bond game, this is also clearly inspired by the handheld’s Zelda game,…
007: Quantum of Solace (PS2)
For the PS2 version of Quantum of Solace, Eurocom return to the Bond franchise. This one is entirely a third person shooter, but is not an extension on Everything or Nothing, with no lock-on at all. While the ability to shoot anywhere is…
007: Quantum of Solace
With the Bond license now going to Activision, they gave Treyarch the task of creating a new film tie-in alongside making Call of Duty: World at War. Naturally, this involved using the Call of Duty game engine, focusing on shooting with very little…
James Bond: World of Espionage
James Bond: World of Espionage is an example a lot of terrible aspects of moden mobile games combined with absolutely zero gameplay. This is an “energy-based” game. You gain a certain amount of energy each day (although there’s a maximum so you can’t…
Quantum of Solace (Java Basic)
This is a much more basic version of the Quantum of Solace Java game. I can’t find any documentation as to why this exists, and Casino Royale didn’t have a version like this (from what I can find). While it follows the same…