Developed by:  Electronic Arts

Released by:  Electronic Arts

Year Created:  2004

Released on:

• Microsoft XBox
• Nintendo GameBoy Advance
• Nintendo GameCube
• Sony Playstation

Game Synopsis:

007: Everything or Nothing finally brings Bond away from the first-person "Doom" style of video games and into a world where he can show off all of his skills, not just his exemplary marksmanship.  Using the third-person, over-the-shoulder style popularized by the "Tomb Raider" series,  Everything or Nothing is presented in the same style as if it were a new Bond film.  Pierce Brosnan supplies the voice of Bond, the first time a video game has used the authentic 007's voice.  The attention to detail does not stop there.  Electronic Arts went out of their way to make this game something special.  John Cleese, Willem Dafoe, Dame Judi Dench, Shannon Elizabeth, Richard Kiel, and Heidi Klum all provide their acting talents to the game. Pop/R&B singer Mya performs the theme song and also voices a character within the game.  All of the characters voiced by the afore mentioned actors and actresses were modeled to look like their real-life counterparts.  

The game ties into the film series by linking Willem Dafoe's character - "Nikolai Diavolo" to Max Zorin (thee villian in A View to a Kill).  Diavolo was also an ex-KGB agent who worked for Zorin until Bond exercised his license to kill on "Mad Max".  Bond must stop Diavolo from using nanotechnology (microscopic robots) for his evil purposes.  Jaws also makes a return appearance in Everything or Nothing.

While most of the game is spent guiding Bond in the "over-the-shoulder" mode, there are some driving levels where you control Bond on motorcycles or in a Porsche.


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