Update 11.19.2020: It's confirmed!!! New 007 game has finally been announced! Created by IOInteractive, and simply called "007 Project." Get hyped!!! RIP Sean Connery. Update: Had to completely cut out the awesome intro sequence I created for this video, along with the beautiful animation Syfydan created for me. But I shall hold on to the original version of the video myself :) If you liked the work I did here - please help support the channel by becoming a member of my Patreon. A simple dollar a month can help tremendously with my work - as funding from it helps me afford better equipment and resources to continuously improve these documentaries. You can even sign up to gain early access, a private discord to hang out and participate in the multiplayer portions of these videos, and shout-outs! Check it out here: www.patreon.com/Nick930 Thanks for tuning in everybody! This project took an insane amount of time and effort to pull together. I actually intended to make this last February but wanted to really dive deep in the franchise by going through each and every film as well. This was a lot of fun to make - and I really hope a developer takes interest in this franchise again. The final section of this particular video includes a breakdown of what I feel would make for a great 007 game, and I would love to hear your ideas of what you feel would be the right step. Also - from the poll I conducted a few weeks back, the winner was predictably "GoldenEye 1997," with Nightfire and Everything or Nothing coming in at 2nd and 3rd from waaay behind. Expected a bit more of an even split - but that just goes to show how insanely important GoldenEye was to the gaming industry. After watching this, does your opinion still stand, or is there another game in the series you're interested in trying out? Let me know!
Nightfire was one of finest games I played during my early teenage years. Everything or nothing was also great not to mention it had an entirely original story and was just overall fun.
Still my personal favorite really. The levels were well put together and the varied gameplay was never matched. Everything or Nothing did come close though.
Nightfire is literally one of the best games I’ve ever played. I can’t even express how much I love that game 🤣 everything or nothing was pretty cool too
Scott Daniels Everything or Nothing was a brilliant game. Found it on an old work pc that I was just about to wipe clean & reinstall Windows. So had to play through it again !!
This is by far the most comprehensive documentary on this series that I've seen on the platform, I imagine a lot of work has gone into it. As a huge fan of the Bond IP, I loved it. Solid video as always, Nick!
iconz games thing is nowdays the PS4 & Xbox scene is already oversaturated with first person shooters, so I personally don’t think that would be the way to go if they did revive the genre
remember when your neighbourhood friend came over to play 1v1 goldeneye and he told you not to look at his side of the screen but you did anyway and finessed him
Didn't realize how much of my childhood was spent playing these games until I realized I'd played almost every one of these and had memories attached with them as well. Crazy. It's like you made me remember something I didn't even know I forgot.
This popped into my recommendation and I can't begin to express how impressed I am. This is a full hour and screams quality and the subject matter is so in depth. Hands down deserves a bigger viewer base based on effort alone. Incredibly impressed.
007 Nightfire, My absolute favorite 007 game of all time. It's one of a few that got me into gaming. So so many memories with my family and friends playing that game. I can play that all day long with my family even today in 2020. Man, I really need to aquire this game again.
I’ve seen a lot of so called “history explained” videos and this is by far the best and well constructed. A lot of background information and doesn’t bore you. I rarely press subscribe and this time’s worth it.
I own sealed copies of 007 Nightfire, Agent Under Fire, and From Russia with Love. I remember playing one on the N64 with a blue cartridge. I went through a huge 007 phase in 2005-2006 lol.
Hitman 2 engine would be perfect for Bond. Replace 47 with Bond, you can do the entire history of Bond, although stages would take awhile to make considering how meticulous IOI is. They do amazing work. Only driving missions would be gone but Forza Horizon 4 has those cars so they could do something as well.
At the end of the day, James Bond is both an agent of espionage as well as an assassin, as they mention multiple times in the books and films. Both of these aspects can be incorporated into a hitman game. Shoot 'em ups are awesome and Goldeneye was a masterpiece that raised the bar for that particular genre, but if they wanted a game that followed a slower pace of the movies that could be matched to the odd shoot out, Hitman is indeed an excellent template.
Sadly I had to remove it because of a bogus copyright claim (who i know does not own the rights to that song but claims they own the original melody). But I'm glad you guys got to enjoy it! Perks of checking out my videos early :)
Nice documentary, as a veteran of cluttering around a 20 inch tv doing split screen 4 player GoldenEye, it was interesting to see what came before and after. Keep it up dude.
yeah i considered that - but idk how the sandbox environments would transfer to the 007 experience. I was thinking Rocksteady could do a great 007 game. The Batman Arkham games are fantastic and I can see them reworking their design to function with 3rd person shooting mechanics instead (or even first person) A semi-open world like an Arkham Game, combined with 3rd person shooting mechanics like the ones in Max Payne 3 would be amazing (minus the slow motion diving) Edit: Well - sandbox style 007 it is! IO Interactive confirmed!!! Probably a much better choice :)
@@victim2077 yeah I would not trust modern day Ubisoft with 007. I think a good canerdet would be insomiac games. They take their ips very seriously and manage to turn out fantastic games. If they can capture the magic of spider man then I think they can do 007 justice. Plus insomiac are known for their creative gadgets and weapons which could translate well to Bond.
JokerWalkthroughs couldnt agree more. The parts meshed together properly and those driving segments were fantastic. It really looks good to on 360. Sleeper hit, must play if you own 360. Cant speak for Ps3.
Agree 100% ive played through it multiple times which is something i cant say about any other bond game but goldeneye. Id say it is to craigs films what everything or nothing is to brosnans. If you like his run as bond you should really give it a shot.
Imma start with Nightfire and Everything or Nothing since those 2 seem to capture the "James Bond feeling" better, while GoldenEye very nice for its time, just doesn't feel like Bond game to me, it was more like a vehicle Rare used to push their new ideas and concepts for gameplay, I'll play it when I feel like visiting a classic but not exactly for the Bond experience.
I'm surprised Bond never went the route of Metal Gear Solid. Have things start of with stealth, like how Snake was really weak with no weapons at the start of that game and eventually scale up, like how by about the halfway point, Snake was so geared out he was sniping snipers and taking down helicopters. Not to mention that the faux-history of the MGS story is practically inspired by movies like Bond.
Hideo Kojima (who made the MGS series) is a James Bond fan and in MGS3 one of the characters even asks Snake if he's seen "Goldfinger". However the character Snake is more based on Snake Plissken in "Escape from New York" and the first MGS game has a remarkably similar plot. Here are a few examples: 1. Former war veteran who is coerced/forced into taking a mission he has no interest in. 2. He has to secretly infiltrate a facility and rescue a president which he views with contempt. 3. A time limit of 18-20 hours before an important event happens and it's all over. 4. Having something implanted in the body which will kill him slightly before that time is over. 5. Character wise being of few words and disillusioned with war and those in charge. 6. Highly suspicious of the actual purpose of the mission and what he's not been told. The character Snake Plissken has turned rogue before the events of Escape from New York and doesn't believe in the politicians, military commanders and system he was merely a tool of. In the MGS games the character Big Boss (Old Snake) also has turned rogue and created his own nation of other disillusioned and disgruntled former soldiers who were used indifferently for reasons not clearly stated to them. And you'll need no more evidence than the fact Hideo Kojima himself says that Escape From New York is one of his favorite films. James Bond is pretty much the exact opposite. He goes to fancy hotels, night clubs and lives an opulent life. It's clear to him the villains must go down and in all the James Bond films prior to the Daniel Craig reboot ones he did it tongue-in-cheek as if it was just another day at work for him. He does what he does without question and rarely questions the orders he's been given by his superiors. "Have things start of with stealth" The problem is that James Bond isn't a very "stealthy" character. He presents himself to the villains, henchmen, women and allies in plain view. In the movies he keeps anything but a low profile since he's making a huge impression wherever he goes - even when he wins at cards at some casino. In most cases he even tells people his real name, which no secret agent ever would. James Bond movies are action adventures which are high on entertainment and low on realism. Bond goes to expensive places, wears designer clothes, meets beautiful women, talks to the villain, beats the henchman and foils the villain's plan. In the end he wins and enjoys the ending with some lady. Once you start making games who sway from the formula you miss the entire appeal of the character and you'll get somebody who is "James Bond in name only". "I'm surprised Bond never went the route of Metal Gear Solid." Because that would be an obvious knock-off.
im from 98 but remember the days when neighbourhood friend came over for some 1v1, i knew all the maps and in the corner of my eye see his location on splitscreen so i could pre fire🤣really had that game on lock.. if i didnt purposely let him win we wouldnt have played so much probbably
One of the most underrated games of the last 2 decades honestly. Most people have also never even heard of it. It wasn't like any of the others and by lieu of that the others tarnish it very heavily as they were for the most part arcadey run and gun sims with a few clever gems sprinkled every now and again. In 35 years it's still one of the best co-ops I've ever played too, me and my brother used to try and get through without taking any damage and because of how tactical and realistic they made in compared to previous titles it was actually possible to do that with planning and discipline.
@@CoffeeFiend1 I couldn't agree, more, with all your points. Only difference being I'm only at 30 years, so far 😅. I honestly think the co-op was my first-ever experience with an actual tactical co-op game, with proper, realized stealth mechanics. I'd never experienced anything like it, at the time. Even today, I'd say it's the most enjoyable form of gaming, to me.
The pure, unfiltered nostalgia I have for Nightfire and Everything or Nothing is hard to properly quantify. I remember being absolutely blown away by how amazing the visuals were for Everything or Nothing back in the day.
Franz Oberhauser: Why did you come? James Bond: I came here to kill you. Franz Oberhauser: And I thought you came here to die. James Bond: Well it’s all a matter of perspective.
"Goldeneye" was just a great game and a console seller. Truly groundbreaking. "Nightfire" and "Everything or Nothing" were awesome Bond experiences though. "Everything or Nothing" was my favorite Pierce Brosnan adventure and a fantastic way to say goodbye to him in the role. I loved the variety of game play and it almost feels a little like an "Uncharted" precursor now, just without the traversal elements. My favorite moment was the first time I motorcycle slid under an exploding tanker truck. I was Bond, James Bond.
This is weird - a few weeks ago I actually searched the internet for this exact information for a day or two just to see what other 007 games their were other than Goldeneye. Thanks for making this! O.o
Dude, you're basically the history channel of video games. Always informative and never boring. Not only is it entertaining, but your channel has done wonders for my video game collection.
Goldeneye n64 was one of the first games i remember playing when i was like 5 in the early 2000s. I vaguely remember nightfire as well and from what i remember it was amazing. Those 2 are the best 007 games
Ahh, 007 Racing, my first rated T game ever that I was allowed to play and my introduction to being obsessed with James Bond for life. Nightfire is still my favorite FPS of all time. Put hundreds of hours into it my third through fourth grade years replaying missions and fighting bots in multiplayer. I remember getting Everything or Nothing for my birthday when it came out and staying up all night and finishing it that night. So many great Bond games.
It amazes me that EON and Nightfire are so different but so dang 007. They're such a blast to play through every few years or jump in co-op or fight bots for an hour.
FUN FACT! A part of the soundtrack from '007: Agent Under Fire' was used in Dead Space 1, where you are jumping around outside the USG Ishimura. (Chapter 3)
You missed one game: "James Bond 007" for the Game Boy in 1998. It's an original story and uses a top-down screen-scrolling gameplay system similar to The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past. I thought it was pretty fun.
@@DaweezMauiWowee I didn't "f*** up". I just didn't bother covering it because it wasn't important. The text based adventure games were absolutely important because they were the origin of the series in interactive media form. Gameboy games are more often than not slapped together alongside an actual major game release to line pockets of the IP holder. If it had influenced the series in a worthwhile way, it would've been included
I subbed just because of the sheer amount of compact video game history addressed in this hour+ long video. Great job my good sir, bravo. PS: I’m a huge fan of the N64 Goldeneye 007 entry; one could say my humble FPS career began with Rare.
Playing Nightfire and From Russia With Love on Gamecube with my siblings was insanely fun. I miss those times when we just turned it on almost every day and had a blast in 4 player splitscreen. Little nick nak and Oddjob were OP. Using the missile gun was awesome. I did enjoy Goldeneye Rogue Agent on PS2 as well.
The World Was Not Enough was one of the first games I had ever played. I absolutely loved it, and to this day when I think of 007 games I get a vision of that bank scene. I had completely forgotten which 007 game it was and never really thought about it until seeing it in this video, seeing that was a blast of nostalgia I wasn't expecting lol.
Everything or Nothing was one of the best Bond games I played while growing up - seems like they were unable to move forward and constantly look back at biggest hits for inspiration, which sadly never worked. At least the film series works well and is something everyone looks forward to. Great video, thanks for creating!
Nice video but it seems you missed one of the best Bond games ever! James Bond 007 on gameboy is a truely amazing Bond game that is not a platform jumper but a sort of zelda style adventure. If you have not played it check it out on an emulator it's an amazing game!
Those jet packs in Golden Eye were sooooo much fun! And of any developers went for a new 007 game, please take a few notes from the 2013, 2015, 2018 new tomb raider games. Those are phenomenal! The exploring and the joint 3rd and 1st person shooting is fire!
I loved playing Agent Under Fire and Nightfire growing up. I wanted to play Everything Or Nothing, but my parents never got me the game. I feel like I'm completely missing out. I would love to see those games and all other Brosnan games remastered for a re release.
So I finally finished the video and as always great job! If they ever made a future game a more open ended level based game would be the best similar to the Splinter Cell series and Hitman. With each level taking place in different parts of world and exotic locations. Also Alpha Protocol has been the closest we’ve gotten to a good non bond game with this concept in mind.
I really enjoyed how Goldeneye had its difficulty options locked behind completing the game. It really added to the replay value, especially since higher difficulty also meant more objectives to complete. Is there any more recent games that feature this difficulty system?
Goldeneye 007 was actually my first "modern" fps as I only had a wii for most of the 7th generation. It feels so special to me for that reason alone, but it also has a fantastic campaign and I played so many hours of multiplayer with my brothers
Woah, 1 hour 20 mins long...almost the length of your typical bond movie. Haven't watched it yet, but hats off to the amount of hardwork you put into your videos man...👍
Fun Fact: You can watch a trailer of "Die Another Day" through the options menu of 007 Nightfire. It's only available in the console versions (GBA, PS2, Xbox) of the game.
I think if you made a hybrid of the new Hitmans sandbox stealth micro worlds mixed with Jedi: Fallen orders condensed exploration, there would be a great Bond game there MI6 would act as a frequently visited hub to talk to characters like M and Moneypenny to get missions and side objectives, gain intel on environments ect. and Q branch can double as an upgrade menu and a practice arena for gunplay and vehicle courses.
If they ever do make another 007 game I want it to be like Everything or Nothing (which is one of my favourite PS2 games). Original story, 3rd person, stealth, hand to hand combat, less shooting, less gadgets (maybe), noticeable villains, Easter eggs & memorable gameplay.
In order 1) Goldeneye 2) Agent Under Fire 3) Everything or Nothing 4) World is Not Enough 5) Nightfire 5) From Russia with love 6)Goldeneye Rogue Agent
The world is not enough for the n64 is probably my favourite one. It set out to do what no other game since then has done, follow in the footsteps of Goldeneye. It's better in every aspect yet it's quite obscure and alot of people don't seem to like it, not sure why :/
It's awful when compared to Goldeneye 007. Just compare the feel and the weight of shooting in Goldeneye 007, as well as the animations of the characters. TWINE feels so empty in comparison. It was just ok.
@@liquidgeorgeI agree in all honesty with your points. But TWINE wasn't awful or empty far from it, people complained about it being too scripted yet they act like Goldeneye's levels aren't confusing and make you have to play a single level 5 times trough trial and error. Twine literally did what goldeneye did and more, people just look at it trough rose tinted glasses and don't see the fact that it has falws. Alot of Goldeneye levels that were more open were just walking sims, they were a nice change of pace but not much more. Not saying TWINE is perfect, far from it it has some pretty crappy sound design, the gunplay is quite basic but it's still objectivley better than Goldeneye.
From Russia With Love was one of the games that made my childhood when i had my first console, good old Xbox. I never got further than first few missions but i still loved it.
Lol not really - ive had to rework the thumbnail about 50 times before landing on that design. I kept wanting to throw "Games" in somewhere, but the design I landed on just looked too cool to ruin with anything else :)
@@Nick930 will you make any direct comparison between warzone and sth coz in my opinion there are many creators who compares video games but not the way you do. I find your comparison more clear than others that's Y I was asking
Someone pointed it out before me! GoldenEye then proceeds to get fired by MI6 and joins forces with Goldfinger, but not before getting his eye shot out by Dr. No and having it replaced with a cybernetic one made by Francisco Scaramanga. Typing it out makes me realize it's actually kind of a messy story lol
FUN FACT! A part of the soundtrack from '007: Agent Under Fire' was used in Dead Space 1, where you are jumping around outside the USG Ishimura. (Chapter 3)
@07:33 Goldeneye @13:58 Tomorrow Never Dies @16:35 The World is not Enough @21:26 007 Racing @24:38 Agent Under Fire @29:11 A new Challenger has arrived! @30:29 Nightfire @36:34 PC Nightfire @38:07 Everything or Nothing @44:27 Goldeneye Rogue Agent @48:46 From Russia With Love @53:54 Casino Royale / Quantum of Solace @59:23 Bloodstone @01:03:01 Goldeneye 2010 Wii @01:06:40 007 Legends
I played Quantum of Solace as a kid, I had no idea what the 007 was, I especially remember a specific part I couldn’t beat, that I begged my brother to do for me (he never did lol)l I just randomly remembered, and decided to check out what else the series had. Learned a lot more what I expected, great video
I watched this on my tv, but I had to drop by on my phone just to say that you did an excellent job with this video! Very well done. 👍 I’d love to see a Bond movie history overview from you as well.
At least it's finally possible to like a video on the UA-cam app on Xbox. A feature that I couldn't believe wasn't there for the longest time. Random Info? I know, that's my commenting style.
I might be in the minority but Nightfire's multiplayer is so much better than Goldeneye. Goldeneye was a great game but it has not aged well compared to Nightfire.
I'm with you on that. Goldeneye is hugely important and i respect that. But nightfires multiplayer was splitscreen first person bond multiplayer perfected
It is time to step away from Bond being a FPS/Multiplayer game. A open world shooter with a focus on story and progression. Something like a GTA open world area that you explore and progress a story, and based on your success and decision can impact the ending. Doesn't need to follow a film, but lots of additional books and materials to build off of.
Everything or nothing is hands-down the best Bond game ever made, they really never topped that game with their newer releases, everything or nothing just set a bar so high I don't think any other game ever matched
GoldenEye and The World is Not Enough were two of my favorite shooters growing up. Logged countless multiplayer hours against friends and even had tournaments at summer camp. All on N64. Good times...
Update 11.19.2020: It's confirmed!!! New 007 game has finally been announced! Created by IOInteractive, and simply called "007 Project." Get hyped!!!
RIP Sean Connery.
Update: Had to completely cut out the awesome intro sequence I created for this video, along with the beautiful animation Syfydan created for me. But I shall hold on to the original version of the video myself :)
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Thanks for tuning in everybody! This project took an insane amount of time and effort to pull together. I actually intended to make this last February but wanted to really dive deep in the franchise by going through each and every film as well. This was a lot of fun to make - and I really hope a developer takes interest in this franchise again. The final section of this particular video includes a breakdown of what I feel would make for a great 007 game, and I would love to hear your ideas of what you feel would be the right step.
Also - from the poll I conducted a few weeks back, the winner was predictably "GoldenEye 1997," with Nightfire and Everything or Nothing coming in at 2nd and 3rd from waaay behind. Expected a bit more of an even split - but that just goes to show how insanely important GoldenEye was to the gaming industry. After watching this, does your opinion still stand, or is there another game in the series you're interested in trying out? Let me know!
@Hundey FuFu i have, and it is on a list of todo videos ;)
@@Nick930 Thanks for the video mate! What's the music on 15:44?
@@Eternal_23 should be part of the OST for tomorrow mever dies on psx
This video is awesome. The quality is insane it looks like all the games are remastered in 4k :)
@@Nick930 Thanks
Nightfire was one of finest games I played during my early teenage years. Everything or nothing was also great not to mention it had an entirely original story and was just overall fun.
Still my personal favorite really. The levels were well put together and the varied gameplay was never matched. Everything or Nothing did come close though.
My two fave. I remember being like 8 yrs old and my fav mission was when your chasing jaws on the motorcycle on the bridge.
Mate this game was UNREAL. even cod games etc don’t even come close nowadays
Sean Novellino I remember replaying missions literally hundreds of times as a kid 😅 both of these games were AMAZING
Sean Novellino ahh yes, the Lake Pontchairtrain mission on the Daytona Triumph motorcycle 😊😊.
Nightfire is literally one of the best games I’ve ever played. I can’t even express how much I love that game 🤣 everything or nothing was pretty cool too
My roommate owns the game and we played it a while back. Best game imo
Facts
Yep. Such a shame EON isn't on 360 backwards compatibility, and while Nightfire works, all of the driving stages crashes up on loading.
Agent Under Fire, Everything Or Nothing and Nightfire were my childhood wow
Scott Daniels Everything or Nothing was a brilliant game. Found it on an old work pc that I was just about to wipe clean & reinstall Windows. So had to play through it again !!
My early teen years! Miss those games, can still play them would be awesome for updates based on their ideas.
Oh man I loved agent under fire. That game was lit af.
Same here. Throw in Rogue Agent though (even though I didn't play it as much)
Bloodstone was good to
This is by far the most comprehensive documentary on this series that I've seen on the platform, I imagine a lot of work has gone into it. As a huge fan of the Bond IP, I loved it. Solid video as always, Nick!
Maybe it’s just me, but I’d love to see them remaster Blood Stone or Everything Or Nothing (which is highly underrated in my opinion)
Rob Picken yea I agree but nightfire was good to in my opinion
iconz games thing is nowdays the PS4 & Xbox scene is already oversaturated with first person shooters, so I personally don’t think that would be the way to go if they did revive the genre
a remake of Everything or Nothing in the uncharted style would be awesome
Yeah, I loved everything or nothing on ps2 as a kid, that game was incredible
Agent underfire, nightfire aswell
Goldeneye 007 looks so smooth in 60 fps. Extremely satisfying to watch.
how does he make that look so good? :o
remember when your neighbourhood friend came over to play 1v1 goldeneye and he told you not to look at his side of the screen but you did anyway and finessed him
Didn't realize how much of my childhood was spent playing these games until I realized I'd played almost every one of these and had memories attached with them as well. Crazy.
It's like you made me remember something I didn't even know I forgot.
This popped into my recommendation and I can't begin to express how impressed I am. This is a full hour and screams quality and the subject matter is so in depth. Hands down deserves a bigger viewer base based on effort alone. Incredibly impressed.
Agree. Very good and informative
007 Nightfire, My absolute favorite 007 game of all time. It's one of a few that got me into gaming.
So so many memories with my family and friends playing that game. I can play that all day long with my family even today in 2020. Man, I really need to aquire this game again.
Name an unsung GameCube game that you loved, even if it's a bit pants from an objective perspective. Go on.
@@muzikako4314 hmm...Well Soul Calibur II Was also another favorite of mine.
Literally the same for me as well. Me and my sister and cousin played nightfire all day back in 02/ 03
I’ve seen a lot of so called “history explained” videos and this is by far the best and well constructed. A lot of background information and doesn’t bore you. I rarely press subscribe and this time’s worth it.
I own sealed copies of 007 Nightfire, Agent Under Fire, and From Russia with Love. I remember playing one on the N64 with a blue cartridge. I went through a huge 007 phase in 2005-2006 lol.
The one with the blue cartridge is the world is not enough I believe
It's The World is Not Enough
Cool ur a big youtuber
honestly nightfire is amazing
Hold on. Those games weren't on N64. *sus*
Hitman 2 engine would be perfect for Bond. Replace 47 with Bond, you can do the entire history of Bond, although stages would take awhile to make considering how meticulous IOI is. They do amazing work. Only driving missions would be gone but Forza Horizon 4 has those cars so they could do something as well.
I want a Bond game in the style of the Deus Ex games.
No, 47 cant be replaced!
I was going to say the same thing. If they want to make a good 007 game Hitman is the blueprint.
At the end of the day, James Bond is both an agent of espionage as well as an assassin, as they mention multiple times in the books and films. Both of these aspects can be incorporated into a hitman game. Shoot 'em ups are awesome and Goldeneye was a masterpiece that raised the bar for that particular genre, but if they wanted a game that followed a slower pace of the movies that could be matched to the odd shoot out, Hitman is indeed an excellent template.
@@HazzerJ 47 is a killing machine. James Bond is a playboy in pajama. Irreplaceable.
Ok that intro was great
Sadly I had to remove it because of a bogus copyright claim (who i know does not own the rights to that song but claims they own the original melody). But I'm glad you guys got to enjoy it! Perks of checking out my videos early :)
Where was the intro at?
Andrés David the beginning but it had to be removed due to copyright
Damn it I saw it before and I came back to watch it again
@@Nick930 can't you sue them for a bogus copyright claim
Nice documentary, as a veteran of cluttering around a 20 inch tv doing split screen 4 player GoldenEye, it was interesting to see what came before and after. Keep it up dude.
I reckon IO Interactive would make a great Bond game, judging by their experience with the Hitman series.
yeah i considered that - but idk how the sandbox environments would transfer to the 007 experience. I was thinking Rocksteady could do a great 007 game. The Batman Arkham games are fantastic and I can see them reworking their design to function with 3rd person shooting mechanics instead (or even first person)
A semi-open world like an Arkham Game, combined with 3rd person shooting mechanics like the ones in Max Payne 3 would be amazing (minus the slow motion diving)
Edit: Well - sandbox style 007 it is! IO Interactive confirmed!!! Probably a much better choice :)
@@Nick930 After I've played Splinter Cell Conviction I thought that Ubi could make good 007 game.
Maybe Namco Bandai will do Time Crisis style shooting game based on 007.
Sega could do a good job with the Bond license. imagine playing a Bond game in the gorgeous Yakuza graphics engine.
@@victim2077 yeah I would not trust modern day Ubisoft with 007. I think a good canerdet would be insomiac games. They take their ips very seriously and manage to turn out fantastic games. If they can capture the magic of spider man then I think they can do 007 justice. Plus insomiac are known for their creative gadgets and weapons which could translate well to Bond.
the memories.... I spent ages on the PS2 playing everything or nothing. it was such a cool game
Imo Bloodstone is an hidden gem of a game
JokerWalkthroughs couldnt agree more. The parts meshed together properly and those driving segments were fantastic. It really looks good to on 360. Sleeper hit, must play if you own 360. Cant speak for Ps3.
@@dstaduli The PC version is pretty good too. The only way you can play it is from the physical disc. it's no longer available on Steam.
@@dstaduli looks exactly the same on ps3. it's a great game
Agree 100% ive played through it multiple times which is something i cant say about any other bond game but goldeneye. Id say it is to craigs films what everything or nothing is to brosnans. If you like his run as bond you should really give it a shot.
Bloodstone is not bad, but it is rather a shooter game than a BOND game. At least bond should have more gadgets to play with, not only guns.
These documentaries are always fun to watch, no matter how long the video is and no matter what franchise it revolves around.
I have rewatched this video multiple times, It's so good, Thank you for the high res captures for the old games.
Everything or Nothing is simply the most memorable and best James Bond Video game I have ever played.
Well to be frank I've never played any James Bond games but after watching this video.. I think I'm gonna try one
Same here
Goldeneye 007. It’s probably the best one.
Imma start with Nightfire and Everything or Nothing since those 2 seem to capture the "James Bond feeling" better, while GoldenEye very nice for its time, just doesn't feel like Bond game to me, it was more like a vehicle Rare used to push their new ideas and concepts for gameplay, I'll play it when I feel like visiting a classic but not exactly for the Bond experience.
I'm surprised Bond never went the route of Metal Gear Solid. Have things start of with stealth, like how Snake was really weak with no weapons at the start of that game and eventually scale up, like how by about the halfway point, Snake was so geared out he was sniping snipers and taking down helicopters. Not to mention that the faux-history of the MGS story is practically inspired by movies like Bond.
Hideo Kojima (who made the MGS series) is a James Bond fan and in MGS3 one of the characters even asks Snake if he's seen "Goldfinger". However the character Snake is more based on Snake Plissken in "Escape from New York" and the first MGS game has a remarkably similar plot. Here are a few examples:
1. Former war veteran who is coerced/forced into taking a mission he has no interest in.
2. He has to secretly infiltrate a facility and rescue a president which he views with contempt.
3. A time limit of 18-20 hours before an important event happens and it's all over.
4. Having something implanted in the body which will kill him slightly before that time is over.
5. Character wise being of few words and disillusioned with war and those in charge.
6. Highly suspicious of the actual purpose of the mission and what he's not been told.
The character Snake Plissken has turned rogue before the events of Escape from New York and doesn't believe in the politicians, military commanders and system he was merely a tool of. In the MGS games the character Big Boss (Old Snake) also has turned rogue and created his own nation of other disillusioned and disgruntled former soldiers who were used indifferently for reasons not clearly stated to them.
And you'll need no more evidence than the fact Hideo Kojima himself says that Escape From New York is one of his favorite films.
James Bond is pretty much the exact opposite. He goes to fancy hotels, night clubs and lives an opulent life. It's clear to him the villains must go down and in all the James Bond films prior to the Daniel Craig reboot ones he did it tongue-in-cheek as if it was just another day at work for him. He does what he does without question and rarely questions the orders he's been given by his superiors.
"Have things start of with stealth" The problem is that James Bond isn't a very "stealthy" character. He presents himself to the villains, henchmen, women and allies in plain view. In the movies he keeps anything but a low profile since he's making a huge impression wherever he goes - even when he wins at cards at some casino. In most cases he even tells people his real name, which no secret agent ever would.
James Bond movies are action adventures which are high on entertainment and low on realism. Bond goes to expensive places, wears designer clothes, meets beautiful women, talks to the villain, beats the henchman and foils the villain's plan. In the end he wins and enjoys the ending with some lady. Once you start making games who sway from the formula you miss the entire appeal of the character and you'll get somebody who is "James Bond in name only".
"I'm surprised Bond never went the route of Metal Gear Solid." Because that would be an obvious knock-off.
@@paulallen8109 James Bond go sneak brr.
As close to my heart as I hold Goldeneye, I still stand by my belief that Everything or Nothing is, hands-down, the greatest Bond game ever made.
im from 98 but remember the days when neighbourhood friend came over for some 1v1, i knew all the maps and in the corner of my eye see his location on splitscreen so i could pre fire🤣really had that game on lock.. if i didnt purposely let him win we wouldnt have played so much probbably
One of the most underrated games of the last 2 decades honestly. Most people have also never even heard of it. It wasn't like any of the others and by lieu of that the others tarnish it very heavily as they were for the most part arcadey run and gun sims with a few clever gems sprinkled every now and again. In 35 years it's still one of the best co-ops I've ever played too, me and my brother used to try and get through without taking any damage and because of how tactical and realistic they made in compared to previous titles it was actually possible to do that with planning and discipline.
@@CoffeeFiend1 I couldn't agree, more, with all your points. Only difference being I'm only at 30 years, so far 😅. I honestly think the co-op was my first-ever experience with an actual tactical co-op game, with proper, realized stealth mechanics. I'd never experienced anything like it, at the time. Even today, I'd say it's the most enjoyable form of gaming, to me.
No
The pure, unfiltered nostalgia I have for Nightfire and Everything or Nothing is hard to properly quantify. I remember being absolutely blown away by how amazing the visuals were for Everything or Nothing back in the day.
Franz Oberhauser: Why did you come?
James Bond: I came here to kill you.
Franz Oberhauser: And I thought you came here to die.
James Bond: Well it’s all a matter of perspective.
Terrible Bond film
"Goldeneye" was just a great game and a console seller. Truly groundbreaking. "Nightfire" and "Everything or Nothing" were awesome Bond experiences though. "Everything or Nothing" was my favorite Pierce Brosnan adventure and a fantastic way to say goodbye to him in the role. I loved the variety of game play and it almost feels a little like an "Uncharted" precursor now, just without the traversal elements. My favorite moment was the first time I motorcycle slid under an exploding tanker truck. I was Bond, James Bond.
This is weird - a few weeks ago I actually searched the internet for this exact information for a day or two just to see what other 007 games their were other than Goldeneye. Thanks for making this! O.o
Did you find what you were looking for in that research, kind sir?
Dude, you're basically the history channel of video games. Always informative and never boring.
Not only is it entertaining, but your channel has done wonders for my video game collection.
Phenomenal work sir, fantastically researched.
RIP Sean Connery, one of the greatest Bonds to ever grace the silver screen. He died while I was watching this video :((
You killed him!!
......and he's been giving the women many good shlaps in heaven ever since. Oh, imagine the peace he enjoys!
What a guy.
One of the best? He was the best
How could anyone dislike this? Extremely impressive breakdown!
how can anyone dislike the fact that sean connerys films are not worthy of a game?
Thx Nick for taking the time to make this vid, we really appreciate it
Goldeneye n64 was one of the first games i remember playing when i was like 5 in the early 2000s. I vaguely remember nightfire as well and from what i remember it was amazing. Those 2 are the best 007 games
Caleb Strife Every Friday night, me and my mates would sit playing GoldenEye n64 before going clubbing. Good times 😉
Ahh, 007 Racing, my first rated T game ever that I was allowed to play and my introduction to being obsessed with James Bond for life. Nightfire is still my favorite FPS of all time. Put hundreds of hours into it my third through fourth grade years replaying missions and fighting bots in multiplayer. I remember getting Everything or Nothing for my birthday when it came out and staying up all night and finishing it that night. So many great Bond games.
Thank you for this really, i have a relative that helped make Golden Eye 🙌
It amazes me that EON and Nightfire are so different but so dang 007. They're such a blast to play through every few years or jump in co-op or fight bots for an hour.
FUN FACT! A part of the soundtrack from '007: Agent Under Fire' was used in Dead Space 1, where you are jumping around outside the USG Ishimura. (Chapter 3)
That is very cool, i did not know that
Seriously? xD
You missed one game: "James Bond 007" for the Game Boy in 1998. It's an original story and uses a top-down screen-scrolling gameplay system similar to The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past. I thought it was pretty fun.
He only covered the games that mattered
@@sentientarugula2884 Yes because those text-based adventure games were so important. He just fucked up, plain and simple.
AICW, nice to see I'm not the only one with fond memories of the 007 Game Boy game.
Yeah this game was badass. An OG Gameboy game too!
@@DaweezMauiWowee I didn't "f*** up". I just didn't bother covering it because it wasn't important. The text based adventure games were absolutely important because they were the origin of the series in interactive media form. Gameboy games are more often than not slapped together alongside an actual major game release to line pockets of the IP holder. If it had influenced the series in a worthwhile way, it would've been included
I subbed just because of the sheer amount of compact video game history addressed in this hour+ long video. Great job my good sir, bravo. PS: I’m a huge fan of the N64 Goldeneye 007 entry; one could say my humble FPS career began with Rare.
Great video.. again I loved Everything or Nothing hands down
Nick, thank you so much for your effort to make this amazing documentary. Loved the intro and the amount of editing this type of video is insane.
Golden Eye 64 Edition Agent under fire and Nightfire Were My Childhood memories always will be had so much fun playing them!!!
Playing Nightfire and From Russia With Love on Gamecube with my siblings was insanely fun. I miss those times when we just turned it on almost every day and had a blast in 4 player splitscreen. Little nick nak and Oddjob were OP. Using the missile gun was awesome. I did enjoy Goldeneye Rogue Agent on PS2 as well.
Rogue agent was also on GameCube and I believe it had special missions only on GameCube if I’m not mistaken
Nick930 I love your stuff dude! Your documentaries are my favorite, and i love listening to them at work. You da man!
You have the best videos when it comes to gaming history!! Instant subscriber! Keep up the good work! History of Ratchet and Clank maybe?!?!
The World Was Not Enough was one of the first games I had ever played. I absolutely loved it, and to this day when I think of 007 games I get a vision of that bank scene. I had completely forgotten which 007 game it was and never really thought about it until seeing it in this video, seeing that was a blast of nostalgia I wasn't expecting lol.
A new James Bond game is coming out, Project 007, It's been 8 years since we haven't got a new game, I wish this one will be good..
Can't wait
@@dominiquepowell3158 this better not be another Shenmue 3
This is my entire childhood right here. I've always been a huge 007 fan. I love you
Nightfire was so great with setting bot matches, miss the grapple phone!
This was an awesome collection, very well put together. Very interesting since I used to play the PlayStation 007s
Thank you
I never got into the 007 Games but you always make great videos so I watched and it was dope!! Great job
Everything or Nothing was one of the best Bond games I played while growing up - seems like they were unable to move forward and constantly look back at biggest hits for inspiration, which sadly never worked. At least the film series works well and is something everyone looks forward to. Great video, thanks for creating!
Played Everything or Nothing soo much I think that is my favourite bond game.
These games are all my childhood... Thanks for making this!!
Nice video but it seems you missed one of the best Bond games ever!
James Bond 007 on gameboy is a truely amazing Bond game that is not a platform jumper but a sort of zelda style adventure.
If you have not played it check it out on an emulator it's an amazing game!
I noticed this too. Great game with a decent storyline for a handheld and good replayability.
Those jet packs in Golden Eye were sooooo much fun! And of any developers went for a new 007 game, please take a few notes from the 2013, 2015, 2018 new tomb raider games. Those are phenomenal! The exploring and the joint 3rd and 1st person shooting is fire!
I loved playing Agent Under Fire and Nightfire growing up. I wanted to play Everything Or Nothing, but my parents never got me the game. I feel like I'm completely missing out. I would love to see those games and all other Brosnan games remastered for a re release.
Awesome work
So I finally finished the video and as always great job! If they ever made a future game a more open ended level based game would be the best similar to the Splinter Cell series and Hitman. With each level taking place in different parts of world and exotic locations. Also Alpha Protocol has been the closest we’ve gotten to a good non bond game with this concept in mind.
These videos are superb. Such detail. I’m in the maternity ward with our second born just watching hour after hour!
Congratulations on your 2nd born! :)
I really enjoyed how Goldeneye had its difficulty options locked behind completing the game. It really added to the replay value, especially since higher difficulty also meant more objectives to complete. Is there any more recent games that feature this difficulty system?
Most games unlock new game plus these days 😂 you play through the game again but everything's harder but you keep all your equipment you've unlocked
Goldeneye 007 was actually my first "modern" fps as I only had a wii for most of the 7th generation. It feels so special to me for that reason alone, but it also has a fantastic campaign and I played so many hours of multiplayer with my brothers
Woah, 1 hour 20 mins long...almost the length of your typical bond movie. Haven't watched it yet, but hats off to the amount of hardwork you put into your videos man...👍
Fun Fact: You can watch a trailer of "Die Another Day" through the options menu of 007 Nightfire. It's only available in the console versions (GBA, PS2, Xbox) of the game.
I think if you made a hybrid of the new Hitmans sandbox stealth micro worlds mixed with Jedi: Fallen orders condensed exploration, there would be a great Bond game there MI6 would act as a frequently visited hub to talk to characters like M and Moneypenny to get missions and side objectives, gain intel on environments ect. and Q branch can double as an upgrade menu and a practice arena for gunplay and vehicle courses.
Thats another great licensed franchise example, well put!
NICK U DESERVE MILLIONS FOR UR HARD WORK AND LOVE FOR SUCH FORGOTTEN GAMES.
"..All while mantaining a solid 60fps..." WHAT?
That game had amazing graphics. The cutscenes aside, you could pick up “The World is Not Enough” for N64 and play it today, with no issues.
Eurocom was aiming for 60fps. They didn't meet that goal, but that was what they wanted to accomplish when they began development.
Uuuh huuuh
Thanks
YOOOOO IO INTERACTIVE THANK YOU
Everything or Nothing is one of my favorite games ever. Also, the theme song for the game was fantastic!
Nighfire was so good! I still play it via the Dolphin emulator.
If they ever do make another 007 game I want it to be like Everything or Nothing (which is one of my favourite PS2 games). Original story, 3rd person, stealth, hand to hand combat, less shooting, less gadgets (maybe), noticeable villains, Easter eggs & memorable gameplay.
In order
1) Goldeneye
2) Agent Under Fire
3) Everything or Nothing
4) World is Not Enough
5) Nightfire
5) From Russia with love
6)Goldeneye Rogue Agent
The world is not enough for the n64 is probably my favourite one. It set out to do what no other game since then has done, follow in the footsteps of Goldeneye. It's better in every aspect yet it's quite obscure and alot of people don't seem to like it, not sure why :/
It's awful when compared to Goldeneye 007. Just compare the feel and the weight of shooting in Goldeneye 007, as well as the animations of the characters. TWINE feels so empty in comparison. It was just ok.
@@liquidgeorgeI agree in all honesty with your points. But TWINE wasn't awful or empty far from it, people complained about it being too scripted yet they act like Goldeneye's levels aren't confusing and make you have to play a single level 5 times trough trial and error. Twine literally did what goldeneye did and more, people just look at it trough rose tinted glasses and don't see the fact that it has falws. Alot of Goldeneye levels that were more open were just walking sims, they were a nice change of pace but not much more. Not saying TWINE is perfect, far from it it has some pretty crappy sound design, the gunplay is quite basic but it's still objectivley better than Goldeneye.
From Russia With Love was one of the games that made my childhood when i had my first console, good old Xbox. I never got further than first few missions but i still loved it.
Lmao u made this vid just so u could make the cool thumbnail.
Lol not really - ive had to rework the thumbnail about 50 times before landing on that design. I kept wanting to throw "Games" in somewhere, but the design I landed on just looked too cool to ruin with anything else :)
@@Nick930 will you make any direct comparison between warzone and sth coz in my opinion there are many creators who compares video games but not the way you do. I find your comparison more clear than others that's Y I was asking
No he made this video because he wanted to make the history of 007 games.....
Use your brain and realize that if he only made this video just to show off the thumbnail, then it wouldn't be an hour long.
Great video. One thing I would add is how much Goldeneye's levels look EXACTLY like most of the iconic locations from the movie. Seriously impressive.
46:41 He didn't die, that level was a VR simulation like that scene in Die Another Day.
Someone pointed it out before me! GoldenEye then proceeds to get fired by MI6 and joins forces with Goldfinger, but not before getting his eye shot out by Dr. No and having it replaced with a cybernetic one made by Francisco Scaramanga.
Typing it out makes me realize it's actually kind of a messy story lol
Excellent video Nick930! This is what a huge Bond fan myself really enjoy watching!
FUN FACT! A part of the soundtrack from '007: Agent Under Fire' was used in Dead Space 1, where you are jumping around outside the USG Ishimura. (Chapter 3)
You know when EA buys something, it’s ruined
they actually did a fantastic job with the bond games! activisions games were awful, except blood stone!
what about nhl games?
I know nothing about making videos but I imagine just getting all the different clips of all the games ALONE must take so so much work.
Man the intro and thumbnail were ligit🔥
@07:33 Goldeneye
@13:58 Tomorrow Never Dies
@16:35 The World is not Enough
@21:26 007 Racing
@24:38 Agent Under Fire
@29:11 A new Challenger has arrived!
@30:29 Nightfire
@36:34 PC Nightfire
@38:07 Everything or Nothing
@44:27 Goldeneye Rogue Agent
@48:46 From Russia With Love
@53:54 Casino Royale / Quantum of Solace
@59:23 Bloodstone
@01:03:01 Goldeneye 2010 Wii
@01:06:40 007 Legends
My favorite is GoldenEye 007 on N64 by far.
I played Quantum of Solace as a kid, I had no idea what the 007 was, I especially remember a specific part I couldn’t beat, that I begged my brother to do for me (he never did lol)l I just randomly remembered, and decided to check out what else the series had. Learned a lot more what I expected, great video
Thanks for using the music again nick. Here’s a link to the track: James Bond epic orchestral cover: ua-cam.com/video/NXFQuy8Nw0M/v-deo.html
Absolutely! The track is awesome, needs to be featured in a "No Time to Die" trailer!
I watched this on my tv, but I had to drop by on my phone just to say that you did an excellent job with this video! Very well done. 👍
I’d love to see a Bond movie history overview from you as well.
At least it's finally possible to like a video on the UA-cam app on Xbox. A feature that I couldn't believe wasn't there for the longest time. Random Info? I know, that's my commenting style.
Noname yeah I watch on the LG OS on my tv.
I might be in the minority but Nightfire's multiplayer is so much better than Goldeneye. Goldeneye was a great game but it has not aged well compared to Nightfire.
I'm with you on that. Goldeneye is hugely important and i respect that. But nightfires multiplayer was splitscreen first person bond multiplayer perfected
Great video. James bond games were the first FPS i ever played so it has a special spot in my heart and your video tugged on all the right strings.
It is time to step away from Bond being a FPS/Multiplayer game. A open world shooter with a focus on story and progression. Something like a GTA open world area that you explore and progress a story, and based on your success and decision can impact the ending. Doesn't need to follow a film, but lots of additional books and materials to build off of.
this
Fabian Andres Morales but with thunderball story.
I can't really see that working out. Now a slightly non/linear (branching paths) Bond RPG. I can see that!
I like that you use emulators with upscaled resolution and fps. Make old games look like how we remember them back in the days.
Still waiting for RDR2 Pc vs Console
Everything or nothing is hands-down the best Bond game ever made, they really never topped that game with their newer releases, everything or nothing just set a bar so high I don't think any other game ever matched
Io interactive pog!
GoldenEye and The World is Not Enough were two of my favorite shooters growing up. Logged countless multiplayer hours against friends and even had tournaments at summer camp. All on N64. Good times...
1:09:33 oh gosh, those mini games help me so much to feel like a real Bond!
Dude, GoldenEye 1997 and Agent Under Fire and Nightfire were my goddamn CHILDHOOD man, so many memories
This channel is incredible ! thanks.
Great video as always, Nick!