James Bond 007 - Nightfire (GC) Reviews

This has to be the best bond game since 007 Goldeneye. the game's one player is good enough to have a story thats keeps you somewhat interested, and a good gameplay which is fun yet simple to play. The game includes a variety of missions in the one player, to sneaking around undetected, to going in guns blazing, using super gadgets to get the job ...  Read the complete review

Nightfire is one of those games that everyone should have, no matter what their console. The single player is decent with an original storyline that could be straight out of the films and there is one of the best multiplayer experiences on offer. Nightfire is an FPS (as with most Bond games) and one of the best on the 'cube. Graphics ...  Read the complete review

I first got this game a year ago in December, currently the game in my gamecube is that game. I play loads ogf games and that is my favourite. This game has everything a person who is addicted to action could want. Most people think 'Oh, its a James Bond game, they are all the same' or they think 'It's a game for boys, i dont want ...  Read the complete review

Nightfire is a mission-based First Person Shooter (FPS) starring everyone’s favourite super-spy, James Bond. On yet another mission to save the planet from some evil genius (plot isn’t really important…), he takes on hordes of enemies at locations such as a castle on top of a snow-bound mountain, heavily defended bases with more surveillance than ...  Read the complete review

James Bond is back in 007: Nightfire. Packed with new villains, new gadgets, new and old allies and of course, beautiful Bond girls. This time, Phoenix Corporation has caught the eye of MI6, They suspect that Raphael Drake, CEO of Phoenix Corporation, might be involved in the purchase of a stolen guidance device intended for the US Defense ...  Read the complete review

007 Nightfire is the latest in the James Bond series of games to be released, arriving in the UK in late November of last year. The series has so far been very variable, ranging from the quite superb Goldeneye on the N64, to the bland and uninspiring Agent under Fire that came out on PS2 and Gamecube in 2001, and the X Box in 2002. Although I ...  Read the complete review

Its ver easy to draw comparisons of this game to the N64's Stunning Goldeneye, I'll try my best not to do so. Nightfire begins with a tutorial level, designed to be like the pre-titles sequence in a Bond film. It's actually quite good, with a rather good ending topped off with a Bond like title song. You are then thrown ...  Read the complete review