GoldenEye 007 Nintendo 64 Community, GoldenEye X, Nintendo 64 Games Discussion

[Kode-Z]

Ok people, this is it!

Which Bond game was the worst waste of the Bond license imaginable?

I choose "Tomorrow Never Dies". Why?

1) Bad voice acting.
2) Terrible graphics (even with the PS1 standards!)
3) Poor enemy AI.

I didn't bother putting GoldenEye as an option. It would be pointless!

I put GoldenEye for like, three seconds and then took it out. Thought it would be pointless myself - Skorpion

[El Cazador]

I choose twine. HOrrible controls, bad graphics, and very uninteresting muliplayer matches and levels.
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[Dragonsbrethren]

Tomorrow Never Dies was awful, worse than TWINE.

[SubDrag]

I give the worst to TWINE because of expectations. It was expected to be GE. Since it wasn't, it was the worst game to me. Yes TND was really bad, but expectations were low and it wasn't on N64.

[fantsu]

There isn't "James Bond: 007" on the list, I choose that one (edit: for ZX Spectrum 2)

[flopperr999]

Tomorrow Never Dies was just absolutely terrible. I played the ROM for about 13 minutes, and then deleted it off of my computer for good lol

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[radorn]

I haven't played TWINE yet so I can't judge it.
I have played the GC version of Agent Under Fire and it's HORRIBLE and DULL. A couple of levels that you play while driving a vehicle are actually not that bad, but they don't make up for the dullness of the rest.
Recently I played PSX's 007 Racing and, well, it's not a very good game, mainly because it's really confusing most of the time as you are not given enough clues and indications of what you are expected to be doing yet it's very strict so many times you lose and don't even know why or how to avoid it, which is not very funny, and games are supposed to be so. But then, if you somewhat get the hang of it, it's not as dull as AUF and you can get some fun out of it.

As for the rest of the Bond games, I haven't played them, but from the videos I have seen, all of them look as dull as AUF or more!

I can't really say which is the worst Bond game. I can only say that, outside Goldeneye for N64, every other Bond game that I played has been CRAP.
Maybe we should count in 8/16bit games too as to have an opportunity to find some game that is not a piece of crap? I mean, so there is some real competition here. It's really hard to decide which is worse when they are almost equally bad.

[TAKA Michinoku9.1]

I chose goldeneye rogue agent because i bought it expecting it to be like goldeneye i got my hopes up for one of the worst games on the planet i think it is a disgrace to games everywhere. :evil:tomorrow never dies would have been my choice but rogue agent was there
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[steelman16]

NightFire....it just sucks. Period.
Don't know what you are all talking about but TWINE is one of the better bonds since Goldeneye.
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[Dragonsbrethren]

I can't speak for anyone else, but I haven't played a Bond game since TWINE, with the exception of the DS version of Rogue Agent (which had its own share of flaws).

[steelman16]

Dragonsbrethren wrote:

I can't speak for anyone else, but I haven't played a Bond game since TWINE, with the exception of the DS version of Rogue Agent (which had its own share of flaws).

Good thing you have not played any other bonds since TWINE their all terrible, only Rare knows how to perfect the true bond game.
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