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Nightfire
Nightfire is a first-person shooter video game based on Ian Fleming's British secret agent James Bond. It was developed by Eurocom for the PlayStation 2, Nintendo GameCube, and Xbox video game consoles. Gearbox Software developed the game for the Windows and Mac computer operating systems. It was published by Electronic Arts in 2002. In 2003 EA released Nightfire for the Game Boy Advance this time developed by JV Games .
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Overview
In true Bond fashion the goal is to save the world from a sadistic genius, in this case Rafael Drake, the owner of nuclear plants and weapons. The game features 12 levels, which range from straightforward action, stealth, sub-zero environments and more. It's both a single-player and multiplayer game.
It was followed in 2004 by Everything or Nothing, this time developed and published by Electronic Arts.
Weapons
Overall there are 30 weapons that the player can carry including grenades of various sort and other types of explosives. In addition there are numerous amounts of mounted weapons found throughout the game.
- Unarmed
- Wolfram PP7
- Gold PP7
- Wolfram P2K
- Gold P2K
- Kowloon type 40
- Kowloon type 80
- Raptor Magnum .357
- Raptor Magnum .50
- Golden Gun
- "Sniper Rifle"
- Winter Convert Sniper
- Winter Tactical Sniper
- Delta Repeater Crossbow
- SG5 Commando Assault Rifle version 1
- SG5 Commando Assault Rifle version 2
- Storm M32
- Deutsche M9K
- M9 Flashbang
- Fragmentation Grenade
- Smoke Grenade
- Satchel Charge
- Remote Mine
- Laser Trip Bomb
- Militek Mark 6 Grenade Launcher
- AT-420 Sentinal Guided Missile Launcher
- AT-600 Scorpion Heetseeker Missile Launcher
- Advanced Individual Munitions Systems (AIMS-20)
- Phoenix Samurai Laser Rifle
- Korsak K5 Dart Gun
- Frinesi Auto 12 Shotgun
Trivia
- Nightfire was the first James Bond video game to have its own original theme song, although the performer is uncredited.
- The game is also the first Bond video game sequel, as it features several characters introduced in the previous game, Agent Under Fire.
- This is also the first Bond video game since Goldeneye for which Pierce Brosnan consented to have his image used for that of 007 (in Agent Under Fire, Bond had an original face somewhat resembling a blend of the facial features of all the actors who had previously played him).
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