007: The World is Not Enough (Nintendo 64, 2000)

This is one of later N64 games and it certainly shows...
It´s full of neat visual effects not found from any other N64 game and includes voice acting in cut scenes as well as full speech during gameplay. It also uses N64 memory expansion pak for better graphics.
When compared to games like Goldeneye 007, this Eurocom developed game not only rivals, but actually outperforms Rare´s classic in almost every respect, but it should not be surprise as this is three (3) years newer game.
In terms of technical accomplishment, this is about as good as it gets on Nintendo 64.
In fact, this game is so advanced in terms of things like A.I that you´ll spend most of your playing sessions wondering why all games on this dedicated system can`t do half of the things this game does... Oh, don´t bother with PSX -version as it is different game despite the name.

Just like Perfect Dark, this fast paced agent -game is full of those infamous little touches that make games on this genre as enjoyable as they can be on their best.
Be warned though, you will get "mission failed" screen often just because you did miss something so small but most important.
You will not get as annoyed as when playing something like Mission Imposible, but you´ll still get demanding game that is thankfully entirely 1 ST -person, as you would expect for a shooter.
Not that it could not be just as well executed, as proven by Rare on Jet Force Gemini, but if something ain´t broken, why try to fix?

It´s still worth noting that this game steals most of its ideas and formula from earlier games, but when you get nearly flawless "sequel" to Goldeneye you can´t really complain can you?
Hard to say what could be improved, but ever so slighly annoyning oddity called loading screens are some of those things but i suppose you would need 512MB cartridge to do that, but Perfect Dark had also 256MB and it survived on that departmend while including battery back -up memory, so how come TWINE supports controller pak instead?
Oh boy, N64`s last Bond game must be really good when i´ll have to complain something like that! And it is...
007 World Is Not Enough is high quality shooter full of badgets and missions that has variety not found from other similar games on this genre.

Must have for FPS and Bond fans!!!

SCORE: 88%

Like all other James Bond games you live through the action of all the events of the movie in one player mode. I think what makes this game so popular and fun to play is the multi-player mode which allows four players to battle it down which a large barrage of weapons in several different levels. The levels for single player are playable in Agent(Easy), Secret Agent(Average), and 00 Agent(Hard).

This game follows the controlls and formula of the last hit game Goldeneye 007 exept this game has amazing graphics that werent possible back then thanks to the new expansion pack the guns have amazing detail also all new types of guns including a new version of the soviet (sadly this time it has no zoom) all new rocket launchers with amazing explosion detail its great for a game not made by rare the american version made by eurocom entertainment software (the same geniuses who created crash bash for the ps1 and spyro a heros tail for ps2 ) amazing new levels more detailed faces and face expressions explosive new multiplayer that will blow you away all new Q gadgets ( I love to use the stunner then the dart gun and when theyre down I use the laser aim directly at the head and get em in one shot ray) also used for breaking locks + suprisingly good voice acting and story cutscenes that make you feel like your in the movie this game has it all

I am a big Bond fan when it comes to video games. My first was Goldeneye on the N64 and I was hooked ever since. I bought this game last winter because I had yet to play it. From what I was told, it wasn't the greatest, but I enjoyed The World is not Enough for the PS1, so I thought I'd give it a try.

The biggest bummer for me is the fact that it requires a memory card to save your progress. I bought a brand new memory card for my N64 back when I originally bought the system and never had to use it until now. Unfortunately, my memory card is not functioning properly. Not the games fault, though... I just wish a memory card wasn't required.

The game is rather fun. Lots of cool Bond gadgets to play with and a variety of weapons to choose from. My favorite part has to the the Multi player. The option of having bots is great and definitely makes things more interesting.

Overall, I give it a 3 out of 5.

What I like most about this game is that multiplayer now has AI BOTS, which weren't included in the past 007 generations. The story is pretty straightforward, since I highly recommend people watching the movie before playing the game if you want to understand the storyline more. If one were to beat certain missions under a certain time, you would be able to unlock a feature for multiplayer, which would be fun to show to your friends that you beat it, your accomplishment, you name it. Some of the multiplayer battles can be quite homourous, like going against Gabor, Bullion, Davidov, since most characters in this game have quite a common moan, etc. Grahpcis were ok for the generation of 2000, and many new weapons, leading from guided missiles to the deadly sticky grenade. Highly recommended, I could play this forever!