A polished TPS with varied gameplay mixing combat, driving and stealth. The Hollywood production values and strong voice cast impress. Feels short for experienced players but remains one of the best Bond games on PS2.
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Third-Person Shooter1 player16+
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Released in 2003, this third-person EA shooter is widely seen as the best Bond game since GoldenEye. Pierce Brosnan, Willem Dafoe and Heidi Klum lend their voices and likenesses, while the cinematic direction supports a tight campaign that hops across vivid locales.
The Japanese version of the James Bond action game, a bit less widespread than the Western editions in a market where the license carried moderate weight. This Japanese edition appeals to collectors of cross-region releases of a licensed blockbuster in Japan. Its interest lies in this local run and original packaging rather than marked scarcity, in a niche of 007 fans.
Is 007 - Everything or Nothing still worth playing in 2026?
Released in 2004 on PS2, EA Redwood Shores' project remains one of the high points of the Bond era on Sony's console. The cinematic staging, the careful voice cast and Eric Serra's score deliver a proper spectacle. The pacing keeps moving between third person gunplay, driving sequences and short stealth bits, with very few dull stretches. Controls and camera feel their age and the cover system is rudimentary, yet fans of mid 2000s action blockbusters and collectors hunting Bond games will still get a very enjoyable evening out of it, especially through the original trilogy of missions designed for that era.
