Eurocom has done a fine job of balancing action with stealth elements in most of these levels. The shooting stages are significantly better than the racing and on-rails ones, in our experience, but none of them are poor. Gameplay is split up into two three categories: first-person shooter areas, which make up most of the title, driving levels, and a couple on-rails stages. Everything about the game, from the slick opening video to the FMV cut-scenes and selection of gadgets and guns, screams Bond cool, and there's so much to see and choose from that NightFire is easily the best realization of 007's world yet. As in with Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, Eurocom has done a commendable job of capitalizing on the license.
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The truth is that with so many great locales and scenarios to fully explore, we don't care that this game has nothing to die with the latest Bond movie Die Another Day. You'll recognize elements from past movies, including one or two familiar faces. Bond's quest to stop the terrorist before he can do any harm takes him across the world through a variety of first-person shooter and driving levels, deep into the ocean, and soaring into space. In the completely original storyline, the super-spy finds himself on the trail of a corrupt businessman who's hatched a plan to use a secret weapon to destroy the world. Rather, it takes inspiration from several of the best 007 moments across the years. Gameplay NightFire, unlike Eurocom's other big project for the year, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, is not based on any particular book or movie. And yet, it's not perfect, and it's not quite ready to take down GoldenEye. It's also got a spot on control, a strong selection of different play styles, from first-person shooter areas to driving levels and more.
James Bond 007: NightFire is spilling with the spy license, from the perfectly realized digital likeness of Pierce Brosnan as Bond to the huge wealth of varied weapons and undeniably secret-agent-worthy locales. Eurocom Entertainment, working closely with EA's Need for Speed racing team, has delivered what is easily the best 007 offering in years.
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