It took like 20 years for multiplayer FPS developers to finally learn that a grappling hook is a good time

Buggy as all hell and only really talked about because you need it to install freemcboot on a ps2 meme card.

Certainly flawed, with wonky controls and UI, short levels, some cringey setpieces and a lame plot with some of the most forgettable villains in Bond history, but overall still pretty respectable. I can't say it's better than GoldenEye, but it's definitely not worse. I played this on Dolphin, but own the PS2 version for the total, 100% completely and entirely sole purpose of actually playing.

Used to speedrun this game lmao idk why but it was decently fun

A quite fun singleplayer campaign and superb local multiplayer.

Worth it for the multiplayer

I don't think anyone remembers this game, but the multiplayer on this was so fun for the sole fact that you could grapple anywhere and stick there, leading to some really fun stealth scenarios.

No split screen multiplayer game has ever lived up to this for me personally. Grappling hooks and Photon Cannons ftw

Not as good as I remembered. Does too many things, all too briefly, and using the Bond music cue for every time you do a Bond-like action wears super thin real quick. Definitely novel coming back to an era when things like standard dual analog controls weren’t ironed out, though.

One of the weaker Bond games. Campaign was forgettable, weapons were boring, story was uninteresting, multiplayer wasn't worth your time. Seemed like a learning experience for the 6th Console Generation, which would ultimately lead to far better games like Nightfire and Everything or Nothing.

It felt like playing a bond movie at the time and it was fun then but aged poorly now due to aged controls.

An incredibly average FPS with some fun multiplayer options.