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[Single-O-Seven]

My first game was Tim Dalton's third outing as Bond: The Duel, for SG. I remember buying an SG specifically for the game! Same with N64 - I asked for it and for GE for Christmas way back when, and didn't sleep for weeks after I got it.

[Jaws0178]

Just FYI, I am 26 and was joking about the VHS thing. Of course I know what video tapes are. I have a cabinet full of them including ALL of the 007 movies, and by all, I mean all of them. 67 Casino, 54 Casino, NSNA, all the official ones except Casino Royale obviously.

[Number_1]

Everything or Nothing. I'm not too sure.

[Jaws0178]

::In villanous voice:: Velcome to CBN, Number_1

[BlackFire]

Goldeneye 64

I remember I was at my cousin's house and we started to play.. he has pwning me horrible! I didn't know how to reload (I kept presing Z when my ammo runned out because he tld me so!)

Such a dissapointment with Quantum of Solace vs Goldeneye.. yet QOS is an awesome game

Edited by BlackFire, 23 November 2008 - 11:23 PM.

[Jaws0178]

and have we learned our lesson, Blackfire?

[Ultraussie (Jordan.adams)]

Everything or Nothing. I'm not too sure.

And its a excellent game. Hope QOS PS2 is good.

[Pierce James Bond]

Mine was James Bond 007 on Gameboy I believe or it was either Goldeneye 64... Very good game...

[O.H.M.S.S.]

NightFire, still an enjoyable game once in a while, especially the Austria missions.

[Dr. Metz]

Agent Under Fire was the first one i played, but my favorite is Goldeneye 007.

[Bucky]

Goldeneye007. in a time before i was in love with everything bond.

[Nicolas Suszczyk]

Goldeneye 64!

[chriso]

The World Is Not Enough on PSone.

[Double-0-Seven]

GoldenEye was my first, and it certainly changed my life. I became a huge fan of Bond after that. It was 1998, I was 6 years old, and my cousin had just got it. He let me try it out and I immediately became fascinated with the character. It started my lifelong obsession with Bond.

[Matt_13]

Def Goldeneye, but Nightfire is the game I have the fondest memories of.

[Jeff007]

I recall going over to a friends house to play this new and exciting game called Goldeneye. Little did I know that there was also a movie about this game. The rest is history.

[Nicolas Suszczyk]

GoldenEye. the N64 version, of course

[Time Agent]

It was either Goldeneye 64 or Agent Under Fire, I can't remember....

[The Shark]

Tomorrow Never Dies on PS1.

[Gogol Pushkin]

Nightfire for the PS2. It was also the first game I ever played for the format.

[Lucky]

For me it was GoldenEye. What a great time, if I hadn't spent so many hours playing it, I could have come up with a plan to achieve world peace.

[Glenn]

The Living Daylights on the ZX Spectrum. The computer came in a special The Living Daylights box complete with pistol that interacted with the game (this was 1988, years before the Wii came out with a similar thing)

[Goodnight]

My brother had Goldeneye N64, which we often played together (mutliplayer) and he always beat me.

[Mavalant]

Mine was Agent Under Fire I sort of really liked it but my favorite bond game of all time would either be Everything or Nothing or then new Goldeneye game on the Wii

[mttvolcano]

Lets see I think mine was Nightfire on the PC. to me it never gets old!

[Conlazmoodalbrocra]

Goldeneye on N64. Then moved on to Tomorrow Never Dies on PS2, Agent Under Fire, Nightfire, Everything Or Nothing and Goldeneye: Rogue Agent on Xbox and then Quantum Of Solace and Blood Stone on 360.

[Gothamite]

Tomorrow Never Dies on the Playstation. Shortly after I got into Bond, I found the game so I brought it. As MHarkin said, bloody brilliant game!

Note: I suck at games (still do) and had to use cheat codes

TND was also the first Bond game I ever played and while I certainly thought it was the coolest thing of all time when I was 9 or 10, it was pretty obvious by the time The World is Not Enough came out on PSOne that I was dead wrong and that TND was a bit awful in a lot of respects.

I remember I had no bones about using cheats and frequently used the invulnerability code, the all-weapons code and the troublesome walk-thru-walls code which occasionally led to Bond getting trapped in phantom dimensions of blackness from which he had no hopes of escape and you'd have to restart the console.

I remember one time I muddled up the game so much with this cheat that in the penultimate in-game video where Carver is taunting Bond, the game accidentally turned Carver into Stamper for some reason. Pretty funny, really although at that point I was worried that I'd actually broken the game.

TND was just a rent, mind. The first 007 game I actually owned was The World is Not Enough for PSOne which I dearly, dearly loved and played to its absolute death. I loved how the game featured all the gadgets that hadn't been in TND (cellphone stunner and scanner) as well as the ones in the TWINE movie (I my pants when I got to use the grappling hook watch in a game). The voice-alike for Brosnan was both impressively good and hilariously bad at times. Man, I really loved that game. It's a bit dated now, not to mention it has the shadow of its GoldenEyed predecessor looming over it, preventing any likelihood of nostalgic gamers wanting to discover it again. Apparently there was an even better version of TWINE for N64 with more levels and a multiplayer? Has anyone played this?

The next 007 game I played was 007 Racing and while I dearly, desperately wanted to love it or even like it, it just wasn't possible. A game that comes damn close to being utterly unenjoyable. I stuck it through to the end using cheats, but I'm really not sure why I bothered.

I don't think I ever played Agent Under Fire. Was Pierce's likeness even used in it? I certainly played multiplayer Nightfire in my friend's house a lot. It almost seemed to be the new GoldenEye for my generation as everyone seemed to have it and multiplayer sessions were always a must. When I finally bought it a few years ago, I was bitterly disappointed by it. It didn't seem at all Bondian. Just a generic, American shoot-em-up game with a silly, unplayable ending in space.

I bought FRWL shortly after and it was decent enough. Then I bought EON and my dreams of truly feeling like James Bond truly came true.

Edited by Gothamite, 06 January 2011 - 12:18 PM.

[00 Brosnan]

GoldenEye 007 back in 1997 when it came out. So many great multi-player memories. It got me into the series.

Prior to that, I had heard of James Bond, but knew absolutely nothing about the franchise. I had seen tiny random parts of a couple of the older films on TV in the past, but had never known what I was watching or ever watched one fully. (I was 10..) I soon went and saw GoldenEye and the rest is history.

At that point I couldn't wait for the TND game. Unfortunately, Rare (developers of GE) turned down the offer to make the game in favor of making Perfect Dark.....and we got an EA made TND that was a complete dissappointment in every way possible. It's a mediocre game at best.

[Golddragon71]

Goldeneye 64 I Played it for months at my local Toys R Us until I got the 64 for Christmas along with Goldeneye (Note to self: get a New Secondary 64 controller for Multiplayer as well as a new copy of the Players Guide)

[Pussfeller]

My first was James Bond 007 for GameBoy. A weird little game, but I played the hell out of it.