From the ManufacturerWhat would James Bond do?That is the question you will answer in every moment of James Bond 007: Everything or Nothing: Parallels from EA GAMES. With unique content and challenges for the Game Boy Advance the worlds greatest secret agent returns to action in this companion game to James Bond 007: Everything or Nothing on the next-generation consoles. Think like Bond choosing to accomplish missions with utmost stealth all-out action or a combination of both. Act like Bond using your stylish maneuvers Q-Lab gadgets and bold personality to once again save the world. With every Bond moment played out in an all-new third-person isometric perspective this action-packed adventure could only come from the world of James Bond. What would Bond do? What will you do?Product DescriptionJames Bond 007: Everything or NothingReviewIts a shooter! Its a stealth game! Its a driving game! Amazingly Everything or Nothing does all of these things and (not so surprisingly) does none of them very well. Im not a big proponent of the isometric view and marrying it to sloppy stealth-style gameplay only exacerbates the problem. Its sort of hard to plan your next move when you can only see about 10 virtual feet in front of you and as a result its usually easier to just run and tool your way through the levels. Its sort of neat that they tried to incorporate driving into the mix but its a bad version of the old Spy Hunter at best. I like the numerous gadgets and upgrades you can buy for your Bond and the multiplayer functionality; but really - why put expensive rims on a 1991 Hyundai?reviewed: 6.75 out of 10Editor: Matt HelgesonIssue: February 2004Subscribe to Game Informer -- Game Informer Review
