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Abstract: James Bond movies created half of the action movie clichs in existence today, and theyve been cashing in on them ever since. The series video game counterparts have tried to cash in on those same stories and action with varying levels of success. 007 Q...
I have not seen the new Bond film, but after playing through Activisions 007 - Quantum of Solace I can not wait to see the film. This game is a masterpiece from every single perspective. If sound and graphics are a top priority on your list this is a...
Abstract: The James Bond film franchise has been effectively rebooted with a more realistic tone and a great leading man in Daniel Craig and now the Bond videogame license is looking for a fresh start as well. Activision has the license now, and for now at least...
Abstract: Visually speaking I thought that Quantum of Solace was solid looking. Utilizing the Call of Duty 4 (COD4) graphics engine, Treyarch was able to bring the world of James Bond alive in a pretty convincing manner. From the Bond himself to the locales he v...
Abstract: Despite my undying love for James Bond, even I have to admit that Activision's first 007 game, Quantum of Solace, has a lot going against it. For one thing there hasn't been a must-own Bond game since Rare's 1997 hit, GoldenEye 007. There's also the is...
Abstract: Bond is back in Activision’s first secret agent outing since grabbing the reins of the franchise from long-time 007 handlers Electronic Arts. In the hands of Treyarch—keeping extremely busy this season by also delivering Spider-Man: Web of Shadows and...
Abstract: Quick Version: Quantum of Solace offers a relatively entertaining single-player experience, but the true power of the game lies in the multiplayer modes. If you were a fan of multiplayer GoldenEye for the Nintendo 64, you’ll have a blast with this on...
Beautiful environments; extremely faithful to source material; decent multiplayer modes.
Incredibly short single-player game; repetitive combat scenarios; relies too heavily on generic button-pressing events.
Thanks to 1997s N64 smash hit GoldenEye 007, the venerable James Bond franchise is almost as well-established in games as it is in film, and Quantum of Solace is the new installment in each medium. Contrary to its name, the game incorporates not only ...
007: Quantum of Solace isn’t a terrible game but it is certainly not the game I expected it to be. Treyarch spent too much time trying to convert a WWII engine into something viable for a secret agent game, and we end up with a gun-toting thug in a...
