Electronic Arts James Bond 007 Everything or Nothing

James Bond 007: Everything Or Nothing

Strengths: James Bond license, actual actors for all the key roles, neat gadgets, feels like a movie

Weakness: Lock-on targeting can get frustrating, you'll have to replay missions a lot until you figure out what you're supposed to do

James Bond 007: Everything Of Nothing is a third-person action game that puts you in control of the world's most famous spy. The game feels like a James Bond movie and it has the likenesses and voices of a lot of hollywood talent. The graphics and sound are both pretty nice and it just feels like a Bond game. The game controls pretty well, but I was disappointed with the lock-on system used for...

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Electronic Arts James Bond 007 Everything or Nothing

Strengths: fun gamplay, good graphics, nice voice work

Weakness: control and camera view can be awkward

This is my second favorite James Bond game. This is the closes EA games has come to the greatness of Rare's Goldeneye. One of the best aspects of this game is the hand to hand combat, it can be a lot of fun trying to get past a level without fireing a shot.

007: Everything Or Nothing

Strengths: Graphics, Character Models, Voice Over, Sound, Replayability

Weakness: Camera (lock-on), No First Person Option

I think EA is on the right track with this title and should be able to strengthen the 007 Franchise. That being said there are many cons to match up with the pros. Gameplay wise there are many improvements. Actual actors lend their voices as well as their likenesses. This gives the whole game the movie feel; fans have longed to be immersed into the role of James Bond and this does a great job of...

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Bond is Back!

Strengths: Good variety of gameplay styles. Excellent production values. Fun to play

Weakness: Some mission can be frustrating. No online or downloadale content.

007 Everything or Nothing is the latest James Bond game. Despite the dumb title this game is excellent. The are man y different mission types to play. Some have you driving or flying while others have you shooting and fighting hand to hand. The game features the voices and likenessess of some of Hollywood top talent. The game even features multiplay and co-op play. EA really did an excellent job...

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Not Quite Everything

Strengths: Cool gameplay, James Bond

Weakness: Everything besides James Bond

This is no GoldenEye 007. It's a third person shooter, combined with a minimal amount of bond flare. You get the traditional stuck up Bond attitude, and a ton of cool gadgets; the problem is that the game rarely rises above this low standard. You've got a lot of button mashing, a lot of bland graphics, with only the occasional cool mission and stage. The biggest addition to the series is the two...

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007: Everything or Nothing

Strengths: Captures the Bond feel with good production values, Vehicle levels provide needed variety

Weakness: 3rd person camera is often unreliable, Lock on aiming can be a pain, Difficulty

This is the first 007 game I've played that wasn't a First Person Shooter and well, I wish it was. The 3rd person camera causes all sorts of problems in this game and causes general frustration in some spots. Combine this with the fact that Bond can be quickly hurt by enemies and it does lead to some frustration. However, the difficulty level is adjustable and the game is still enjoyable most of...

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Electronic Arts James Bond 007 Everything or Nothing

Strengths: Graphics, Voice Acting, & Shannon Elizabeth

Weakness: No Xbox Live, Camera Angles

Probably the best 007 Bond game since Goldeneye on the N64. This is a Third Person Shooter which has a great storyline, excellent graphics and outstanding voice work. Each level has multiple paths and solutions which adds some replayability. Driving action is fun as well. Multi-Player and Co-operative play is not so hot, but if you are a 007 Bond fan, this is a solid action gaming experience.

Electronic Arts James Bond 007 Everything or Nothing

Strengths: High budget production, great graphics, racing sequences, lots of missions.

Weakness: 2 player co-op mode stinks, No online mode for Xbox owners (EXCLUSIVE to PS2 owners).

Although I enjoyed Goldeneye on N64, I was never a big fan of first person shooters. And to see developers make crappy FPS game after crappy FPS game out of the 007 license, it was heart wrenching. Also, I believe James Bond is about so much more then just brainless FPS elements. James Bond was made for 3rd person perspective (like Metal Gear) where you utilize stealth, strategy and gadgetry....

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Electronic Arts James Bond 007 Everything or Nothing

Strengths: Weapons and Gadgets

Weakness: None

This game was pretty good. The best 007 game ever was for the N64, and it was Goldeneye. Nothing will ever top that, but this one is kinda cool. It has really neat gadgets that I don't want to give away, and the weapons are definitly for Bond. Graphics are pretty good, gameplay is better in other shooters.

Electronic Arts James Bond 007 Everything or Nothing

Strengths: Movie like feel. Satisfying combat system. Great level variety. Looks Amazing!

Weakness: Weak Multiplayer.

After GoldenEye 007, Bond games have been standard First Person Shooters. But Everything or Nothing is a big change from the past Bond games. The main change is the move to a behind the back, third person view, This new view works very well for Bond. After all, James Bond is about more than just shooting a gun. And when Bond is shooting a gun it's very easy to pick up. To lock on to a target,...

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