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[TonicBH]

I've been compiling a list of James Bond video games, past and present. Probably incomplete, missing a few games, if you spot any I missed, tell me and I'll update it.

(List updated 5-10, different format, most games covered, all games IDed)

James Bond 007 (Atari 2600, Atari 5200, Colecovision, Sega SG-1000, Atari 400/800/XE/XL Computer, Commodore 64) Parker Brothers 1984

James Bond 007 in: A View to a Kill (Apple II, PC) Mindscape 1985

A View to a Kill (Amstrad CPC, Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum) Domark 1985
(The two above are different because the Mindscape one is a text adventure, the Domark one is more of a graphics game)

James Bond 007 in: Goldfinger (Apple II, PC) Mindscape 1986

The Living Daylights (Amstrad CPC, Atari 400/800/XE/XL, BBC Model B, Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum 48/128 and 2/3, Amiga) Domark 1987

James Bond: As seen in Octopussy (Apple II) Was this released?

007: Licence to Kill (DOS/Windows) Domark 1989

James Bond: The Stealth Affair (Amiga, PC) Interplay 1990
(What's interesting is that it's called "Operation Stealth" in Europe. No James Bond mentionings anywhere!)

The Spy Who loved me (ZX Spectrum, Atari ST, Amiga, Commodore 64) Domark 1990

James Bond Junior (NES/SNES) THQ 1992
(Based off the short-lived TV series... any info on this series?)

James Bond 007: The Duel (Sega Genesis/Master System) Tengen 1993

James Bond 007 ([Super] Game Boy) Nintendo 1997

Goldeneye (Nintendo 64) Rareware 1997

Tomorrow Never Dies (Playstation) Electronic Arts 1999

The World is Not Enough (Nintendo 64, Playstation, Game Boy Color, PC) Electronic Arts 2000

007 Racing (Playstation) Electronic Arts 2000

007: Agent Under Fire (X-Box, Gamecube, Playstation 2) Electronic Arts 2002

007: Nightfire (X-Box, Gamecube, Playstation 2, Game Boy Advance, PC) Electronic Arts 2002

Maybe I should make a website for all these... except my HTML skills are lacking... so it wouldn't be flashy.

[Righty007]

It looks like you have them all. Good job!

[Tanger]

Uh sorry, but you've missed loads. What about all the ones that came out on the likes of the Spectrum such as TSWLM, LALD, AVTAK, TLD and LTK, and the PC text games of GF and some others that I can't remember.

If you research a bit more you'll be surprised at how many there actually have been. What you've drawn up here is a list (which is complete) of the most recent and well known games.

Good luck in trying to complete your list!

[TonicBH]

I wasn't expecting to make a complete list. I think there were some based off FYEO and probably others on the 2600, I'll probably have to find info on that.

And, Tanger, Spectrum? I don't think I've heard of that system... got any info on it?

[BONDFINESSE 007]

Originally posted by Tanger
Uh sorry, but you've missed loads. What about all the ones that came out on the likes of the Spectrum such as TSWLM, LALD, AVTAK, TLD and LTK, and the PC text games of GF and some others that I can't remember.

If you research a bit more you'll be surprised at how many there actually have been. What you've drawn up here is a list (which is complete) of the most recent and well known games.

Good luck in trying to complete your list!

we dont recognize that system, or those games

[Tanger]

You're too young that's why. Search the net that's what it's for.

[Tanger]

Any luck on this TonicBH?

How's your list coming along?

[doublenoughtspy]

I'm an Apple II and Bond fan and I've never heard of that Octopussy thing you mention. I have plenty of publications from that time period and I don't have any ads for it. Where did you hear about this?

And just so you know - the James Bond Jr games for the NES and Super NES are entirely different games, not just a second platform or lesser graphics type thing. So you might want to note that somehow.