there isn not much that comes close to the perfect paced storytelling and suspenseful action packed levels as goldeneye. when it came out and it was the greatest game of all time and and even today and it stays strong. i will admit that this game did get boring after a few months of playing and and by not playing it again until two years later and i was thrust back into its greatest and almost as if i was playing it for the first time again. there are 20 action packed levels and which is probably the most of any james bond game to date. probably the most unforgettable one is the tank level and which was likely the most explosive video game sequence at that time. and the first person shooting as well as usage of q gadgets is what james bond fans are always dying to use. frankly and as a james bond fan and i look for aspects of a true james bond experience and which are now showing up in the ps2 games. so this game and while it has some great action and usable gadgets and i was somewhat expecting a little more and even back in 1997. i also disliked that this game do not have q or m or moneypenny and or anyone from mi6. while watching the movies and bond interacts with these characters at least a few times throughout each movie and but they are nowhere to be seen in this game. and vocal dialogue would have made the game more lively rather than the text dialogue they wound up using. they had the technology. they just do not use it. probably the most annoying feature of this game is that in some ways it follows the story of the movie precisely and and other ways it incoherent. for example and there are two many levels where you have to protect or save natalya and even though in the movie she can take care of herself. there are also some unnecessary levels and like the boat level where you have to disarm some bombs (which is not in the movie) and which adds nothing to the storyline whatsoever. there are even some levels where you rescue natalya and but at the beginning of the next level and she captured again. how. oh well. even those little things can not really put this game down. and while i do prefer the newer games and this bond experience is definitely one you would not forget. positive . 
there isn not much that comes close to the perfect paced storytelling and suspenseful action packed levels as goldeneye. when it came out and it was the greatest game of all time and and even today and it stays strong. i will admit that this game did get boring after a few months of playing and and by not playing it again until two years later and i was thrust back into its greatest and almost as if i was playing it for the first time again. there are 20 action packed levels and which is probably the most of any james bond game to date. probably the most unforgettable one is the tank level and which was likely the most explosive video game sequence at that time. and the first person shooting as well as usage of q gadgets is what james bond fans are always dying to use. frankly and as a james bond fan and i look for aspects of a true james bond experience and which are now showing up in the ps2 games. so this game and while it has some great action and usable gadgets and i was somewhat expecting a little more and even back in 1997. i also disliked that this game do not have q or m or moneypenny and or anyone from mi6. while watching the movies and bond interacts with these characters at least a few times throughout each movie and but they are nowhere to be seen in this game. and vocal dialogue would have made the game more lively rather than the text dialogue they wound up using. they had the technology. they just do not use it. probably the most annoying feature of this game is that in some ways it follows the story of the movie precisely and and other ways it incoherent. for example and there are two many levels where you have to protect or save natalya and even though in the movie she can take care of herself. there are also some unnecessary levels and like the boat level where you have to disarm some bombs (which is not in the movie) and which adds nothing to the storyline whatsoever. there are even some levels where you rescue natalya and but at the beginning of the next level and she captured again. how. oh well. even those little things can not really put this game down. and while i do prefer the newer games and this bond experience is definitely one you would not forget. positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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