Recently the authors of the Hitman saga have announced that they are working on a new 007 game.
The announcement of the next James Bond video game surprised everyone. It goes by the name of Project 007 and is on behalf of IO Interactive , a studio that has shown everyone its talent thanks to the fantastic work done with the Hitman series . Without a doubt, a project that license lovers are looking forward to.
Because the legend created by Ian Fleming has been with us for about 70 years , which is said soon. Of course, in video games we have also enjoyed the secret agent, but which are the best? While we wait for his next appearance, we take a look back and review the 5 best James Bond video games . What is your favorite?
Golden Eye 007 (N64)One of the greats of both Nintendo 64, and the genre. Rare surprised with his adaptation of the film starring Pierce Brosnan. Later came Golden Eye 007: Rogue Agent, a not so inspired remake, but one that deserves a chance.
007: All or Nothing (PS2, GC, XBOX)Everything or Nothing is one of the best titles of Agent 007 thanks to a set of the most varied: infiltration missions, driving vehicles, final bosses and a real arsenal available, in which there is no shortage of Q toys. you know it, you must try it.
James Bond 007: The Duel (MD, MS, Game Gear)Timothy Dalton stopped being agent 007 in 1994, but he had time to star in a more than remarkable video game, which came just a year earlier. It was a very colorful title, but underneath it was a really demanding experience.
007: Tomorrow Never Dies (PSOne)Although PlayStation’s response to the lofty Golden Eye 007 failed to catch up, the truth is that this third-person action title based on the 1997 movie was quite interesting. It was Pierce Brosnan’s last major video game appearance.
James Bond 007 (Game Boy)With a perspective similar to The Legend of Zelda, this installment for the Game Boy released in 1998 had a very interesting element: the decision to tell an original story mixing characters from different movies, such as Jaws and Oddjob, among others.
