Overall I found the levels fun and pretty engaging. I thought it was worth the price of about $20. Also, sometimes the movement system is awkward and the view is difficult. Secrets and unlockables are rare or nonexistent. The combat is fun though, with features like taking cover, pre-aiming for quick ambush, health regeneration, and worthy adversaries.
Basically all the action is based on guns (2 different pistols, 2 or 3 automatics, 1 shotty and 1 sniper throughout the game), with no gadgets or secondary weapons of any kind. Gameplay features plenty of gun-fighting and hand-to-hand. Following Daniel Craigs portrayal of a violent, driven Bond, the young MI6 agents methods may be messy, but he is ultimately effective. The shooting and targeting system is really good, but silent kills and melee attacks are a joke. Players take the role of the darker, grittier James Bond in Quantum of Solace, the first 007 game from publisher Activision. The AI is excellent however, the animation is sometimes lame and unrealistic. The graphics and sound are decent to good. The combat is largely based on stealth, but includes levels of automatic blaring action. The fighting style is over the shoulder, in other words, Bond isn't centered on screen. The game is limited to a one player story mode of 10 missions with cutscenes and tolerable load times. What I can tell you is that the PS2 game is a OK production. I played the PS2 version and from what I know, the PS3, X360, and Wii versions are significantly different, and I know nothing about them.
#007 QUANTUM OF SOLACE PS2 MISSION 1 PLUS#
All main characters have the likenesses and voices of their cinematic counterparts, including Craig as Bond and Olga Kurylenko as Camille, plus Mathieu Amalric, Judi Dench, Eva Green, and Mads Mikkelsen in their respective roles. Developers re-created locations from both films, based on thousands of photos. The game is built on Infinity Ward's Call of Duty 4 game engine, and features similar graphical quality, third-person cut-aways, and enemy AI.The setting and story of Quantum of Solace are based directly on the movies, both Casino Royale and its sequel, which shares the game's title and autumn 2008 release. Gameplay features plenty of gun-fighting and hand-to-hand combat, as well as surveillance and stealth sequences. Following Daniel Craig's portrayal of a violent, driven Bond, the young MI6 agent's methods may be messy, but he is ultimately effective. Players take the role of the darker, grittier James Bond in Quantum of Solace, the first 007 game from publisher Activision.
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