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Average Bond Game, You Have To Find Your Own Fun
This is an ok game. There are some good and some bad.The single player campaign is the standard bond campaign: mostly boots on the ground, get from point A to point B, with the occasional Driving level here and there. The story is what youd expect from bond. No new suprises.The Multiplayer is where the game shines for m, as somsone who has played through both the single player and multiplayer options. The multiplayer is whats to be expected around this era: No online, only lan. The multiplayer itself is pretty bland if you dont have much creativity to make it fun with the options you have. the walking speed is kinda slow in the game at regular speeds, and the gameplay if the base game just isnt fun enough to want to play that way, which i will explain later, but the way me and my friends made this multiplayer work and have fun for months and months is that we will set the weapon set to mines and rockets only, activate the rappel, and set the remaining bot players to fill up the game on the hardest difficulty and slightly increase the movement speed. On a level like Castle, it feels like you're spiderman, swinging from wall to wall and with a little mastery, you can swing around the level without ever touching your feet on the ground. The interesting part comes when youre trying to evade enemy rockets, while also using your proximity mines to put them around the corners of the popular swing spots, where if you friend is too predictable they will die to a well placed mine if they run away from the rocket fight with you. The Bots also have pretty much laser accuracy so using the rappel to go faster than walking to evade becomes paramount. I definitely recommend trying this with a close friend if you ever pick up this game!The problems with the game I alluded to earlier is mostly a feel issue. The game doesnt look bad for a shooter on the gamecube, but things like the gunplay and the sound design make it feel like your guns are nerf toys instead of real guns. I noticed this almost immediately on my first playthrough, as whenever you shoot your weapon, the bullet that comes out just seems so much larger than it should, and the velocity of the bullet just looks like there is no punch behind and weapon. Pair that with a sound design thats not really punchy of have or feel too accurate to what you expect a gun in a game to sound like, It just doesnt work for me. coming off of Everything or nothing, From Russia With Love, or even goldeneye, its vastly different in its gameplay feels. All these are just cosmetic issues but i feel like there are some decent bones behind this game that never got fully realized. Overall, Id say get the game, If you arent into shooters and want to try one on the Gamecube, go for something else.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2023
The single player campaign is the standard bond campaign: mostly boots on the ground, get from point A to point B, with the occasional Driving level here and there. The story is what youd expect from bond. No new suprises.
The Multiplayer is where the game shines for m, as somsone who has played through both the single player and multiplayer options. The multiplayer is whats to be expected around this era: No online, only lan. The multiplayer itself is pretty bland if you dont have much creativity to make it fun with the options you have. the walking speed is kinda slow in the game at regular speeds, and the gameplay if the base game just isnt fun enough to want to play that way, which i will explain later, but the way me and my friends made this multiplayer work and have fun for months and months is that we will set the weapon set to mines and rockets only, activate the rappel, and set the remaining bot players to fill up the game on the hardest difficulty and slightly increase the movement speed. On a level like Castle, it feels like you're spiderman, swinging from wall to wall and with a little mastery, you can swing around the level without ever touching your feet on the ground. The interesting part comes when youre trying to evade enemy rockets, while also using your proximity mines to put them around the corners of the popular swing spots, where if you friend is too predictable they will die to a well placed mine if they run away from the rocket fight with you. The Bots also have pretty much laser accuracy so using the rappel to go faster than walking to evade becomes paramount. I definitely recommend trying this with a close friend if you ever pick up this game!
The problems with the game I alluded to earlier is mostly a feel issue. The game doesnt look bad for a shooter on the gamecube, but things like the gunplay and the sound design make it feel like your guns are nerf toys instead of real guns. I noticed this almost immediately on my first playthrough, as whenever you shoot your weapon, the bullet that comes out just seems so much larger than it should, and the velocity of the bullet just looks like there is no punch behind and weapon. Pair that with a sound design thats not really punchy of have or feel too accurate to what you expect a gun in a game to sound like, It just doesnt work for me. coming off of Everything or nothing, From Russia With Love, or even goldeneye, its vastly different in its gameplay feels. All these are just cosmetic issues but i feel like there are some decent bones behind this game that never got fully realized. Overall, Id say get the game, If you arent into shooters and want to try one on the Gamecube, go for something else.
Platform For Display: GameCubeVerified Purchase
Average Bond Game, You Have To Find Your Own Fun
Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2023
This is an ok game. There are some good and some bad.Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2023
The single player campaign is the standard bond campaign: mostly boots on the ground, get from point A to point B, with the occasional Driving level here and there. The story is what youd expect from bond. No new suprises.
The Multiplayer is where the game shines for m, as somsone who has played through both the single player and multiplayer options. The multiplayer is whats to be expected around this era: No online, only lan. The multiplayer itself is pretty bland if you dont have much creativity to make it fun with the options you have. the walking speed is kinda slow in the game at regular speeds, and the gameplay if the base game just isnt fun enough to want to play that way, which i will explain later, but the way me and my friends made this multiplayer work and have fun for months and months is that we will set the weapon set to mines and rockets only, activate the rappel, and set the remaining bot players to fill up the game on the hardest difficulty and slightly increase the movement speed. On a level like Castle, it feels like you're spiderman, swinging from wall to wall and with a little mastery, you can swing around the level without ever touching your feet on the ground. The interesting part comes when youre trying to evade enemy rockets, while also using your proximity mines to put them around the corners of the popular swing spots, where if you friend is too predictable they will die to a well placed mine if they run away from the rocket fight with you. The Bots also have pretty much laser accuracy so using the rappel to go faster than walking to evade becomes paramount. I definitely recommend trying this with a close friend if you ever pick up this game!
The problems with the game I alluded to earlier is mostly a feel issue. The game doesnt look bad for a shooter on the gamecube, but things like the gunplay and the sound design make it feel like your guns are nerf toys instead of real guns. I noticed this almost immediately on my first playthrough, as whenever you shoot your weapon, the bullet that comes out just seems so much larger than it should, and the velocity of the bullet just looks like there is no punch behind and weapon. Pair that with a sound design thats not really punchy of have or feel too accurate to what you expect a gun in a game to sound like, It just doesnt work for me. coming off of Everything or nothing, From Russia With Love, or even goldeneye, its vastly different in its gameplay feels. All these are just cosmetic issues but i feel like there are some decent bones behind this game that never got fully realized. Overall, Id say get the game, If you arent into shooters and want to try one on the Gamecube, go for something else.
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Amazon Customer
Five Stars
Reviewed in Canada on October 7, 2017Platform For Display: GameCubeVerified Purchase
brad mccaghren
No case
Reviewed in Canada on November 28, 2019Platform For Display: GameCubeVerified Purchase
kevin b.
Wasn’t even worth it
Reviewed in Canada on April 15, 2021Platform For Display: GameCubeVerified Purchase
