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Games/007 Nightfire/Reviews
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007: Nightfire
A James Bond first-person shooter from Eurocom.
Review of 007: Nightfire
This is my goldeneye. Better weapons better warfare and maps. Turrets and remote control bombs Read more
Do you have what it takes to be Bond?
With Agent Under Fire doing well for EA without having to be an adaptation of a Bond film, EA carried on with making new adventures for Bond, this time with Eurocom, who made the fantastic The World i… Read more
Quantum of NO Solace!!
When I started out playing 007 Nightfire, I was enjoying it quite a bit. The first mission is cool. You sneak into a castle on a snowy cliffside, infiltrate a classy dinner party hosted by the bad guy… Read more
Multiplayer not to be overlooked, Story lacks.
Decent Successor to Goldeneye in terms of multiplayer, spent many nights and days with friends and bots... story wise, this game lacks, but brings many ideas such as gadgets and completing levels in d… Read more
Quite surprising on the gameboy!
Game play:I have played nightfire on the consoles and i have like the game allot because of multi-player and single-player because all the missions are fun to play. A few weeks ago i got this game and… Read more
Impressing and Entertaining
In Night Fire you play as James Bond and there's twelve amazing mission's and you meet different people you go in different city's and I think its the second best james bond game i was surprised why g… Read more
00 Nothing
I got this for Christmas once, and since I was a fan of some earlier 007 games, I thought it'd be just as enjoyable. But that's like saying, "I like The Beatles. So maybe this hobo on a street corner… Read more
Serviceable Action Driver; Bond brand helps it stand out a little
More of a driving game than an on-foot action game, it does both servicably, but neither stands out. The Bond Moment function of showing you highlights of yourself when you do something particularly s… Read more