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James Bond 007 From Russia With Love - Gamecube

Platform : GameCube |
Rated: Teen
4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars 71 ratings
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  • Build your own Bond, based on Sean Connery, in a retro, 1960s Cold War era setting -- complete with classic cars, architecture, fashion, and exotic locations
  • Innovative gameplay, wider variety, non-linear missions, introduction of new focus/zoom function
  • RPG elements - Invest in your character by equipping, upgrading, scoring and rewards
  • Intense action, driving, jetpack and stealth missions
  • Features movie-based missions as well as original, action-intensive sequences
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James Bond 007: From Russia With Love will be the first game to put players in the universe of the classic James Bond films. Set in the original 60's Bond era, the game features movie-based missions as well as original, action-intensive sequences, a broad and deep variety of gameplay, fully-integrated vehicles, social multiplayer experiences, gorgeous women, and classic, upgradeable weapons and gadgetry with modern mechanics. Players will create and manipulate Bond in a living world based on the timeless fiction of the classic James Bond movie. Invest in your character and customize the ultimate Bond for a whole new level of gameplay options.

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The year is 1963. Your name is Bond, James Bond. And your mission is to slip inside the dangerous and debonair world of the original 007 played by none other than Sean Connery. Travel to exotic destinations such as Istanbul on the Orient Express, connect with a beautiful Russian double agent, and immerse yourself into an authentic re-creation of the classic Bond world. In missions that combine driving and stealth, delve deeper into the plot of the legendary film in an experience that will leave you shaken... and stirred.

Features:

  • Play as Connery's Bond: step into the shoes of the legendary Sean Connery, the original James Bond.
  • Enter the World of Classic 007: drive the vintage cars, meet the beautiful women, and visit the exotic locales, all beautifully rendered in authentic '60s style.
  • The Best Bond Experience Yet: fully integrated stealth and driving missions, non-linear level progression, the new zoom and focus aiming mechanic, and a deeply immersive living world add up to innovative, non-stop Bond action.
  • Brand-New Multiplayer Mode: third-person, split-screen Deathmatch mode offers an engrossing social multiplayer experience.
  • Control 007 Like Never Before: a new scoring and rewards system allows you to deeply customize the equipment, skills, and abilities you'll use in action as James Bond.
  • Classic Gadgets Made Modern: equip yourself with an array of classic weapons and gadgets updated with unique 21st century twists.

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4 out of 5 stars
4 out of 5
71 global ratings

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Customers like the quality and graphics of the video game. They mention that it's a lot of fun, has good pacing and humor, and is worth the money. They also appreciate the retro style and classic gadgets.

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Customers like the quality of the video game. They say it's fun, has good pacing and humor, and is worth the money.

"...It's a short game but the re-playability factor adds alot. However. The gamecube controller is not so great for it in my opinion...." Read more

"...Some of the gameplay is fun, like taking down the helicopter with a bazooka, and some like any of the driving levels are annoying...." Read more

"This game is a lot of fun! It's a lot like the game Everything or Nothing. If you haven't played it, go get that one and then pick up this one!..." Read more

"It is still a fun game, even today. I enjoy the classic feel of the James Bond movies in the game. It has good pacing and humor...." Read more

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Customers say the graphics of the video game are good, great, and retro-styled. They also mention that the game looks great on modern TV sets.

"...The graphics are semi-good...." Read more

"...replicated version of the movie, complete with classic gadgets, retro style, and Sean Connery himself. The single player missions are fantastic...." Read more

"...It has good pacing and humor. Also, it shows how well the graphics were as it still looks great, even on modern tv sets." Read more

"...It looks like the graphics are good." Read more

Top reviews from the United States

Jordan Neely
5.0 out of 5 stars From Russia With Love Strikes Back!
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2011
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This game was really really really fun. I am a sean connery nut and absolutely love his flicks. Also a large james bond fan. I Really liked the effort they put in the side-storyline. They added things in that made sense in the time and place the original movie was in. The Voice stand ins for the other characters are fantastic. The re-playability factor is quite large. For example certain levels have hidden roots with large amounts of loot in them. some are very well hidden at that. The unlock-able interviews with sean connery and interviews with dev's was a really neat idea I wish more games would use. The gadgets were kind of a surprise for me due to the fact in the movie they really didn't use any weapons. it feels a bit silly hearing 75 year old sean connery voice his 30 something year old self but after awhile you get used to it. It's a short game but the re-playability factor adds alot. However. The gamecube controller is not so great for it in my opinion. I personally bought a PS2 To Wii Adapter so I could use my PS2 controller with the game and it works great. (If anyones interested in that product comment.) The graphics are semi-good. But honestly the characters are the best looking part of the game and thats were it really matters. If your looking for a game to really immerse you in 1960's bond look no further.
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AF
5.0 out of 5 stars GOAT
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2024
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One of the best 6th gen games ever
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Kevin
4.0 out of 5 stars It's really fun... but something's off...
Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2013
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I'll be forward, I friggin' love Bond, particularly Sean Connery's Bond. So, when I bought this game, I was sold on the idea that (much like EON)a previous Bond actor is returning for the part. This was even better when I realized that it was SEAN CONNERY! However, I have to say some serious pros and cons about this game, and why it left me feeling "meh" afterward.

Pros: + Sean Connery is playable for the first time, joining the ranks of Dalton, Brosnan, and Craig in gamer mediums.
+ Easy to pick up and begin.
+ Faithful atmosphere and minor deviations from the original story.
+ My favorite EA Bond game. This is subjective, because everyone has said this about each newer installment, but it's the first Bond game to flesh out the world of the 1960s 007.
+ Great voice acting and musical score

Cons: - Difficulty, in general, is weirdly inconsistent. The on-rails restricted parts are frustrating and cheap, whereas the rest of the third-person gameplay is insanely easy. The inconsistency is stupid, as the progression of difficulty is far from gradual, then it subsides to a turret-mounted battle that makes you laugh.
- The mission constraints, or the unawareness of them. "Bond moments" as they're called, are hidden achievements that are given only when the pause screen comes up, and no time before. Not a big deal, but a nitpick when you want to backtrack and see what you need to complete.
- This contradicts a couple of my Pros, but the choice of this movie for a video game. As cool as it is, there are more applicable, action-packed movies to pick from. The original film has a plethora of spy drama and subtlety that doesn't translate into a non-stop run-and-shoot-and-explode action game. In fact, the story facilitates some original changes that entirely change main goals in the game. It changes the feel of the movie, not enhancing it, so that it panders to bloodthirsty action gamers over classic 007 fans. However, it's really cool that this character at least got the badass treatment after all of these years... But who thought of this game? Why that movie? Wh-why?
- The game is a cookie-cutter splice of Metal Gear Solid, Gears of War, and utilizes the lock-on system from the 3D Zelda games. The game has a great fan-serving skin, but is so underwhelming that one quickly gets tired of - "chest shot, shoot grenade, bang...chest shot, shoot grenade...bang" - and the noticeably less complicated objectives than the movie, summed up with, "James, blow that up!" or "Kerim, I think we need to go blow up that turret!" or even "Look James, I'm in my super rocket-launching laser gundam thing that looks like GLaDOS, let's BATTLE!" It kills the maturity level.

In the end, I like this game as much as I like the rest of the EA Bond games. It's challenge is non-existent, until it gets incredibly frustrating for about 5% of the game. Look at Goldeneye 007: it didn't need to update the source material, it benefited from its simplicity and consistent, definitive challenge level. But this game, despite its flaws, is a welcomed addition to the Bond game library. Let's hope we get another Connery game with a more subtle approach, and less like GTA rampage footage.
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N. Weston
5.0 out of 5 stars Finally back on track
Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2007
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Bond games since Goldeneye have been terrible. But Goldeneye influenced my love for video games SO much that to this day, I buy all the Bond titles hoping to recreate some of the excitement that Goldeneye created. All of them have failed miserably until I played From Russia With Love. From the opening gun-barrel sequence, I was on the edge of my seat. Subtract the first and last mission, and you have a very-well replicated version of the movie, complete with classic gadgets, retro style, and Sean Connery himself. The single player missions are fantastic. If the multiplayer were as good as Goldeneye, well, then I wouldn't have free time to write this review now, would I? :) But forgive the multiplayer and buy this for the missions, you won't regret it!
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bobby sangria
1.0 out of 5 stars Just terrible
Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2014
Worst game I have ever played. Even worse than anything you could possibly imagine being so terrible and wrong seriously.
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Mr. Mustache
3.0 out of 5 stars Buy at marketplace, not for full price.
Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2010
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I recently dusted off my Gamecube out of love for Zelda. I thought I should get some other titles too since like Xbox and other systems its fun to go back and play on older systems. I bought this game for 3 bucks on the market place, it was well worth my measly 3 bucks. The game is fun, although not open enough to enjoy fully. You have to stay on course with the board, you can't sneak around and deviate your path which I think is a flaw. It's like objective...a-b and no way of deviating the manner by which it is done. Side missions in this game are "searching file cabnets" hardly the kind of side missions that are any fun. Having Sean 'I'll take the rapist for 400 Alex" Connery is a plus but there isn't any brain matter you need to play this so its just a perk, just remembering where the bombs are or what route to take. Some of the gameplay is fun, like taking down the helicopter with a bazooka, and some like any of the driving levels are annoying. I would buy for the co player "007 Goldeneye" style battling but nothing close to the original proce would I pay for this.
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Amazon Customer
5.0 out of 5 stars Five Stars
Reviewed in Canada on September 30, 2017
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My son enjoyed this game so much! It had Sean Connery doing the voice of Bond 40 years later and lots of action!
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