Gaming Anyone got 007 Nightfire

[Blastmon]

Has anyone got James bond 007 Nightfire?
If so how far have you got i put all levels cheat in and i can do Paris Prelude, The Exchange, Alpine escape, Enemies Vanquished and Island infultration. I can't do Double cross, Nightshift, Chain reaction, Phoenix fire and so on until Equinox apart from Island Infrultration.

[Guest Fly-T]

Im on Phoenix fire....this game is just like agent under fire....but better...

[Angelus]

I beat this game awhile ago at school between classes. I think it is probably one of the better 007 games ever made.

[Guest dayday]

I have it. To me it's easy so I don't see how you can't beat it. I did it without the cheats. But I just put in the ones for the guns. But the only thing I do now is drive the car around in Paris Prelude and Enemies Vanquished.

[Lord Prozen]

[color=royalblue][size=1]i dont have it but ive played it. that game is so FUN playing 3 player! i love the grapling hook, you can be JUST like spider man, and the jet back is so funny, somones on a ledge you just jump up and shoot'em in the head. one time i was chasing my friend, he was acting like spider man then i shot him when he came towards me and he went FLYING and he was spining. it was SO funny.[/size][/color]

[Brasil]

Nightfire:GoldenEye::King Kong remake(1977):King Kong original(1933)

Simply, Nightfire is utter gaming trash in the light of one of the greatest FPS ever, GoldenEye, much how the King Kong remake is horrid when viewed next to the original King Kong.

Those who know me would agree, I'm a hardcore, old-school GoldenEye veteran. I have never played any FPS that matches the gaming brilliance and perfection that GE is. Free Radical's Timesplitters 2 is the FPS that comes closest to recreating the GE excitement that I love.

Considering, also, that Nightfire was horribly inferior to Agent Under Fire, both in terms of gameplay and excitement--and taking into account that AUF was far inferior to GoldenEye--Nightfire is quite possibly the worst FPS I have ever played. And I've played some real crap...Return To Castle Wolfenstein, the levels are so utterly boring and action drab...Turok Evolution was flawed and nearly unplayable due to a single, uncustomizeable control scheme.

It would take the most horrid and totally uncreative FPS endeavor to unseat Return To Wolfenstein and Turok Evolution as my least favorite FPS, and Nightfire did that with flying colors.

Nightfire was so boring, that I had to cheat to complete levels. Otherwise, I would just pause the game and turn off my TV, then go hook up my N64 for some old-school Bondian goodness.

The game mechanics and environments were so...dull. What happened to the exciting use of the Q-Claw from AUF? In AUF, you could connect the claw to anywhere. I was able to Spiderman up to the very top of the arenas and rain death down upon my opponents.

In Nightfire, we had what, 4 grapple points in the 12 arenas? Wtf! And the grappling wasn't even fun. Just aim at the hook and fire. It took forever for the grappling hook to connect, and even longer to zip along, then even longer to halt the grapple in mid-air. There was no Spiderman-ing in Nightfire. There was a total lack of 3rd dimensional gameplay because of that.

I was never impressed with any of the Bond gaming crap that EA churned out, and Nightfire did nothing but re-inforce that opinion.

GoldenEye forever, and Free Radical forever (a company comprised of a few ex-Rare developers--Rare knows FPS, and thus Free Radical does).

[terra]

Hm, that's some definite hatin' on Nightfire.

Well, I won't pretend I have extensive experience with the Bond series overall. I've only played GoldenEye and Nightfire, and mostly only the multiplayer. I can say that in my opinion, Nightfire's multiplayer is better than GoldenEye's.

GoldenEye is a total classic, and I personally was extremely reluctant to make the move beyond 64-bit, but Nightfire's multiplayer completely won me over. This is mostly because of improvements in the gaming console; Nightfire had the capability for bots and different kinds of games, Capture the Flag and other stuff, that N64 couldn't handle (as far as I know). I know there are plenty of other PS2/GameCube/X-Box games that have bots and more games (I also loved Timesplitters ... until I played Nightfire at least), but when I just compare Nightfire to GoldenEye, my experience with Nightfire was more fun.

GoldenEye aside, if you haven't tried the multiplayer of Nightfire, you should :p.

[Angelus]

I dont want to sound like I dont like Golden Eye, but I cant play it anymore. And why? Because it plays, looks, and controls like poop. And that is why Nightfire is simply a better game. Nightfire also proves that 007 games dont need to be based off of a movie to be good as well, and that is a point that should stick out about this game.