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James Bond: 007 Legends PlayStation 3

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A first-of-its-kind Bond video game, 007 Legends features an original, overarching storyline inspired by six classic Bond movies… See more

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Released on 19-Oct-2012

Celebrating the Bond franchise’s 50th anniversary, the latest instalment in the video game series – 007 Legends –launches gamers back through time to relive a selection of James Bond’s most iconic and intense undercover missions from the popular films.  A first-of-its-kind Bond video game, 007 Legends features an original, overarching storyline inspired by six classic Bond movies, including this year’s highly-anticipated 23rd installment – SKYFALL, to offer the most diverse Bond gaming experience yet!  Delivering the action that gamers expect from a Bond game, 007 Legends equips players with state-of-the-art spy gadgets, an arsenal of weapons, and sleek vehicles as they jet off to exotic locations and utilize Bond’s unmatched combat abilities, quick wits, class and style to take down notorious villains and their brutal henchmen, perform impressive stunts, and of course…gorgeous Bond women.

James Bond: 007 Legends on PlayStation 3:

  • Six Classic Bond Films, One Incredible Game – 007 Legends features an innovative storyline that finds the world’s top Mi6 agent, James Bond, in a critical situation, flashing back to his most intense encounters from six popular Bond films, including this year’s upcoming Daniel Craig film – SKYFALL.

  • Be the spy, Live the Adventure – Using sharp investigative and surveillance skills and equipped with unparalleled quick wits, physical abilities, and state-of-the-art gadgets and weaponry, players will take on stealth-based mechanics and dynamic free-form melees in a wide range of secret agent objectives, including assault, espionage, elimination and defence operations like a real covert operative.

  • By Air, Land and Space – Each mission in 007 Legends brings with it a fast-paced and exciting vehicle-based gameplay segment, where players can chose between taking complete control and driving like only James Bond knows how to drive, or opt for a guided cruise control-style experience in order to focus on using weapons and gadgets to take down pursuing enemies.

  • Take on the Missions Alone or Together – The fan-favorite single-player Mi6 Ops Missions, which debuted in GoldenEye 007: Reloaded, returns in full-force in 007 Legends to challenge players to complete all-out action, stealth and gadget-based missions and compete for the highest online leader board scores.  The game also features a robust James Bond multiplayer experience, including local four-player split-screen game modes and 12-player online competitive gameplay with new maps, weapons, characters and gameplay modes – even the ability to play as one of Bond’s allies or nefarious foes.
  • On Her Majesty's Secret Service joins 007 Legends line up Bookmark and Share

    British developer Eurocom has revealed another of the classic Bond movies that will be reimagined as missions in the upcoming spy shooter, 007 Legends.

    This year's movie, Skyfall, and the 1979 Roger Moore cheesefest Moonraker have already been announced, and now we know that On Her Majesty's Secret Service will be another of the six films to be adapted in the game, a sort of first-person shooter mixtape of famous Bond scenarios.

    Released in 1969, On Her Majesty's Secret Service was the only Bond movie to star Australian model George Lazenby as the suave super spy and TV slaphead Telly Savalas as scheming supervillain Blofeld.

    Most of the film's action takes place in Switzerland, with a ski chase, an avalanche and a mass assault on Blofeld's secret bioweapons base seemingly perfect fodder for a videogame experience. The film also broke from continuity by having Bond get married at the end, although his bride is promptly assassinated, leaving our hero all sad and angry.

    Eurocom is developing the game for Activision, after doing good work on the Wii remake of Goldeneye and the N64 version of The World Is Not Enough.

    007 Legends will be out on October 19th for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.

  • Familiar faces return for 007 Legends - but no Queen cameo Bookmark and Share

    Familiar faces return for 007 Legends - but no Queen cameo

    Her Majesty may have become the world's oldest Bond Girl last week when she was escorted to the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games by Daniel Craig's suave secret agent, but the Queen sadly won't be joining him for 007 Legends, the latest Bond game, despite her surprising aptitude for skydiving.

    A greatest hits shooter, the game offers missions based on six classic Bond encounters from throughout his movie career, reinterpreting them into one over-arcing storyline, building up to sections based on the new movie, Skyfall.

    Daniel Craig, of course, will voice James Bond as well as lending his likeness to the proceedings. He'll be joined by Skyfall co-stars Naomie Harris (Pirates of the Caribbean, 28 Days Later) and Rory "Son of Roy" Kinnear (Quantum of Solace).

    Some classic Bond villains will also reprise their roles. The mission based around 1979's Moonraker will find Craig replacing debonair Roger Moore, but both Michael Lonsdale and Richard Kiel have stepped into the recording booth to voice Hugo Drax and metal-mouthed henchman Jaws respectively.

    Moonraker and On Her Majesty's Secret Service are just two of the classic 007 stories being made over for the game. Publisher Activision is keeping the titles of the other stories in a manilla folder stamped TOP SECRET for now.

    007 Legends enters active service on October 16th for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC.

  • James Bond gets some legendary co-stars for 007 Legends Bookmark and Share

    After teaming up with Her Majesty the Queen in one of the highlights of the Olympic Opening Ceremony, James Bond will be joined by more guests in the forthcoming 007 Legends for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.

    Daniel Craig will be returning to perform as Bond, and Skyfall co-stars Rory Kinnear (MI5 bigwig Bill Tanner) and Naomie Harris (and unnamed Bond Girl, rumoured to be Miss Moneypenny) will also be reprising their characters in the sequences based on this year's new movie.

    But with a title like 007 Legends, you'd expect some, well, legends to be in the game too. Well, you're in luck - the levels based on Moonraker will see Hugo Drax and Jaws reappear, voiced by original actors Michael Lonsdale and Richard Kiel respectively. Craig will also be Bond here, standing in for Roger Moore as the Moonraker missions make up part of a larger, single story.

    On Her Majesty's Secret Service is the only other film we know to be included so far, but expect more details to be released as we approach the October 19th release date.

    Published: 30/07/2012

  • Halo 4, Uncharted among the picks for Writers Guild of America award Bookmark and Share

    They may not have the highest profile in the games industry, but the annual awards handed out by the Writers Guild of America still carries a lot of weight. That's because the WGA is union that represents scriptwriters across all media, including movies and television.

    That comes with its own restrictions though. To be nominated, a writer must be a WGA member which counts out a lot of videogame scripters who have only ever worked in games. Similarly, the publisher must officially put their game forward for an award, meaning many games aren't even considered.

    The 2013 line up for the Outstanding Achievement in Videogame Writing award is still pretty good time capsule of where big blockbuster gaming is getting words right though. Halo 4 and Assassin's Creed III are both up for the prize, as is the PlayStation Vita exclusive spin-off Assassin's Creed Liberation. The PS Vita gets another nod in the shape of Uncharted: Golden Abyss, which continued the spritely storytelling of the main series in fine style.

    Also up for the award are 007 Legends, for which GoldenEye screenwriter Bruce Feirstein combined multiple Bond movie storylines into one game, and Disney Epic Mickey 2, which had a story helmed by comics scribe Marv Wolfman.

    The WGA ceremony takes place on February 17th.

    Published: 17/01/2013

James Bond: 007 Legends User Reviews
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SithXterminator
SithXterminator
6 months ago
Bond is Back
I bought this being a huge 007 fan and it didn't disappoint. I love how they used a film from each era of Bond including Skyfall and Eurocom pulled each of them off really well to suit Daniel Craig's Bond. The gameplay was brilliant as the gadgets are quite fun to use. the option of stealth was an interesting addition as I found myself wanting to restart the checkpoint just to avoid a fight like Bond would. one issue I would have with the game is that it doesn't feature Daniel Craig's voice which is a bit of a letdown although not majorly as the voice they got did a great job imitating his voice. In my overall opinion it can be a good change from the samey shooter type of Call of Duty, But only True Bond fans could appreciate everything this game has to offer
Mark
Mark
7 months ago
Frustrating!
Reload times after failing a section or dying are far to long and make you want to turn it off and play something else instead. Some sections of this game are irrational at the best if times, usually the on rails shooting like the skiing section of OHMSS that is such a pig to play it will leave you wound up! As for the gadgets on the game I found that you don't get a very good explanation of how to use them (the mobile phone gadgets being the best example) this often leave you pressing buttons and eventually getting the right combination to continue. Hand to hand fighting is very poor. When prompted you move the left or right stick up or down to deliver a blow. No real challenge is involved here and is such a let down its laughable. If you choose to play the classic version then health doesn't automatically regenerate and you have to find health packs and body armour to survive. Getting hold of them is more by luck than judgement as they are almost impossible to find. (I have found one so far!) Graphics are not bad, but some areas are not very clear, meaning your being shot by a baddie and he's impossible to see. Voice acting is not anything to get excited about, not what I was expecting from a bond franchise game. Generally the controls are not good, a pop up menus appears when something new is required, but this happens during gameplay so your left with trying to read it and play the game, don't think that pausing the game and going to the options menu will help as no controls are listed in there, like wise the manual that comes with the game only lists the normal first person shooter controls. For a Bond fan the opportunity to play some classic bond movies in a modern and up to date way will appeal greatly, but first person shooter fans will hate it with a passion. If you tempted to buy it let me leave you with one tip: give it a few weeks before you buy it because there will be thousands of them on the pre owned section soon from frustrated gamers who will feel let down by what is without doubt a very poor excuse for a game.
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