Tomorrow Never Dies

THE BAD:
Short missions.
Suspect graphics.
Lack of hand-to-hand combat.
Strange weapon names (Wolfram PP7 anyone?).

SUMMARY:
To call Electronic Arts' first outing into the universe of James Bond a disaster would be to view "Tomorrow Never Dies" in a negative light from the start. Many people who criticise this game have come fresh off the backs of "GoldenEye 007" and therefore are of the mentality that nothing will be able to beat the Nintendo64's high-quality title. Well, I feel that no-one cares about "Tomorrow Never Dies" anymore, and I for one am unhappy to see that.

This game is great. All the guns, gadgets and girls a Bond fan could ever want, plus missions...

THE BAD:
it's too short, and each mission in itself is also too short.

SUMMARY:
the graphics are very very dated, the gameplay is oldschool, and basic, but just good old-fashioned fun. the weapons are fun to try out, and each level can involve different strategies, tactics, and weapons. This game is best played with friends or family, since alone, it gets boring and sometimes, a little scary. Also, there are lots of cheats and codes that make it funnier to play after you've beaten it. If you like the movie, or shooters, or other 007 games, get this one, you won't regret it.

THE BAD:
- The game is pretty short.
- The game can get confusing.

SUMMARY:
This game is a ok game and it's a fun game for a while. The levels are too short so the game goes by pretty fast and there are few things misisons on levels. There are lots of cool weapons to choose from and in some missions you get some awsome gadgets to use. The game level is pretty good but the game can get confusig some times and it might take a while to figure out what you are supposed to do. The cool part is that there is this mission where you get to drive a nice BMW with rockets and machine guns on it. Also there is this mission where you get to ski down a mountain which is pretty fun. The game controls are good. The graphics...

THE BAD:
Graphics.
Hard to control the player.

SUMMARY:
The game is sort of fun, getting to shoot who ever is around and all but its really difficult when the graophics are so horrible. You look at the screen and it looks like your guy is falling apart. When you are in a firsfight with a few people you dont fare very well when you can barely see if you have a gun equiped. Obvioulsy its not that bad but you get the idea.

The gameplay is sort of fun, the gun locks on to enemies which actually makes it more difficult. Moving Bond around is sort of hard too, it seems like sometimes he moves with this ammount of pressure on the controller and then other times a diff ammount is needed.

The mission where you drive a car is very fun and the bad graohics dontn really matter there. You...

THE BAD:
-The graphics lacked
-Bad glitches
-The music
-A.I. is stupid
-Too short
-Some levels were not in the movie

SUMMARY:
I have played Goldeneye on Nintendo, The World is Not Enough for PS1, and Agent Under Fire and Nightfire on PS2. After playing those games, I was rather dissapointed in this game.

Some cool parts about the game were easy controls and FMV sequences from the actual movie. The weapons were pretty cool and the game is challenging. There was also the skiing and the driving missions, which were OK.

But those details couln't save it. The graphics definitely lacked and were, what's the right word, too simple. There were also really bad glitches (guys landing in midair, trees floating, etc.). The music was dull, the A.I. was stupid, and...

THE BAD:
This game is really boring.You get bored of it fast and don't wanna play it like for years anymore.I mean it's short the guns suck and so do the levels that you play on.Theres no blood coming out of the bad guys or anything.If I were you I would not by this game for anything.

SUMMARY:
This game was really bad and boring.I was only playing this game for like 10 minutes and got bored of playing it.-_-

THE BAD:
Graphics... but then, they are not terrible, and I've seen worse.

SUMMARY:
"Tomorrow Never Dies" is brilliant, and the fact that you are not simply shooting people, but skiing and driving as well, adds depth and variety to the whole game. The levels are nicely done, and the controls are easy to pick up, making TND very playable indeed. All the guns, girls and gadgets are present, which completes the Bond package and really makes this game amazing.

Some may say "the graphics spoil the game!" but I disagree. The graphics are not terrible: they get the job done, and you can clearly see what everything is, where it is and how to get there without messing up your tuxedo. Pierce Brosnan looks exceptionally sharp in the game, and people like Johnathan Price...

THE BAD:
Troubled Graphics but its not too bad No multiplayer

SUMMARY:
TND is a great 3rd Person Action Game, that will fill your shooter needs and with skiing, driving a Beemer and shooting this is a must buy game. Even if you don't like shooting games and don't like James Bond the first time you'll play this game you'll be hooked

THE BAD:
A bit repetative, sloppy graphics.

SUMMARY:
A rather good game here that is worth a look. People always compare this to GoldenEye, but that is unfair because of the different style, game console and storyline. If you own a PSOne (or PS2 if you're desperate, but, if not, get Agent Under Fire) and must have a Bond game, consult the following list:
1: The World Is Not Enough.
2: Tomorrow Never Dies.
3: (and don't even think of buying this game) 007 Racing.