GoldenEye: Rogue Agent (PS2)

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GoldenEye: Rogue Agent (PS2) PAL VERSION COMES BOXED WITH MANUAL DISC HAS SURFACE MARKS CHECKED AND PLAYS OK WILL BE POSTED 1ST CLASS RECORDED PLEASE ALLOW 1 TO 7 DAY MONEY REFUNDED IF NOT SATISFIED I am constantly striving to provide an excellent service and to help me improve my service I would love to get your feedback on your purchase Using the name GoldenEye for this latest 007 game could be one of the most ill-advised choices in marketing history, since it beggars all sorts of unkind comparisons to Rares seminal N64 title, which to this day remains one of the best games ever made.

The choice of name is all the more puzzling because the game has nothing to do with the film or, save the first person perspective, Rares magnum opus. In fact the rather unlikely reasoning behind everything is that you are an evil ex-MI6 agent who after a fight with Dr No is given an, err golden eye by Auric Goldfinger. The games premise is such that all of Bonds greatest bad guys are still alive and caught up in a sort of underworld civil war, in which your character seeks to be the real beneficiary. Ignoring such nonsense though, and looking purely at the game, the AI seems quite good and the replacement of Everything or Nothings Bond Moments with scripted Death Trap sequences is fairly amusing. Unfortunately though the developers seem to have forgotten that the original game was as much lauded (at least a year before Thief or Metal Gear Solid) for its stealth gameplay as much for its shooting and this element seems total absent from Rogue Agent.

The multiplayer is also unconvincing with no radar and rather sprawling level design. It might turn out all right when its finished but at the end of the day this is no GoldenEye. --.