Names Bond, James Bond. (James Bond: Agent Under Fire (PS2))

Member Name: flymo

Product:	James Bond: Agent Under Fire (PS2)
Date:	08/12/01 (203 review reads)
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Advantages: Bright, colourful graphics, fast enough, bond

Disadvantages: slightly slow gun movement, easy, still not perfect in control

Watching and wishing to be the man on the screens before you are very common. This particular man is our favourite british spy.
The movies are very popular because of the man he is. Cool, intelligent, skilled and a womans man.
The game is our door to becoming 007 with the licence to run, drive and kill the bad guy.
Watching all the beginning of the game makes you grow more eager to play but slow loading and a acceptable menu holds you back.

Straight into the game and then you notice the great brightness of graphical detail.
Very high resolution graphics where the first objective is to unlock a door with your laser watch. Cool!!
Then into the fight with your ppk to strafe and fight the enemy. The music livening it up with the infamous bond music.
A little annnoying when played every few seconds when the action hots up, but you ignore it in the gunfire battles.

By the end of the first level its gone quickly and the game is moving. Then when you reach the car its a major buzz. Fast speeds down the street, good framerate.
The missiles and the chase combined with a funky music track.

Definitely a good action game that keeps the 007 flying high. The only problem can be for the PC gamer who is used to real ease of control with these types of games. The keyboard and mouse is the fluency in strafe, fire, run.
If you loved Goldeneye then you love this but the difference now is the speed, colour and pace has been increased. The power of PS2 making this so.
Not a long game, as the difficulty isnt that high but the replayability is there for those who like it.

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