Play as James Bond in this first person shooter adventure. You will encounter the most memorable nemeses of 007 spanning from Goldfinger to Skyfall.Play as James Bond in this first person shooter adventure. You will encounter the most memorable nemeses of 007 spanning from Goldfinger to Skyfall.Play as James Bond in this first person shooter adventure. You will encounter the most memorable nemeses of 007 spanning from Goldfinger to Skyfall.
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Timothy Watson
- James Bond
- (voice)
- …
Judi Dench
- M
- (voice)
Rory Kinnear
- Bill Tanner
- (voice)
Demetri Goritsas
- Felix Leiter
- (voice)
Naomie Harris
- Eve
- (voice)
Natasha Little
- Pussy Galore
- (voice)
Anthony Edridge
- Marc Ange Draco
- (voice)
- (as Antony Edridge)
Roberto Davide
- Franz Sanchez
- (voice)
- (as Rob David)
- …
Carey Lowell
- Pam Bouvier
- (voice)
Vincent Carmichael
- Alfonso
- (voice)
- …
Madalena Alberto
- Jinx Johnson
- (voice)
- …
Toby Stephens
- Gustav Graves
- (voice)
Jason Wong
- Zao
- (voice)
- …
Jane Perry
- Holly Goodhead
- (voice)
- …
Michael Lonsdale
- Hugo Drax
- (voice)
Storyline
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- TriviaOf the six James Bond movies on which this video game was based, only the Skyfall (2012) mission is not included on the video game disc. The reason for this is that the game was released one week before Skyfall (2012) launched in theaters. The video game's 'Skyfall' DLC module was available as a free download after the release of the movie.
- GoofsIn the "Moonraker" mission, There are many weapons (machine guns, rockets etc.) used in the space shuttle launch area. Much usage of those weapons in that area, would alter the shuttle from taking-off properly.
- Quotes
Hugo Drax: [after Bond foils Drax's plan] Join me Bond and we can conquer the earth.
James Bond: Never.
[Drax then closes the door between him and Bond]
- ConnectionsFeatured in History of James Bond Video Games (2013)
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The name is Bond, Ja...oh who even cares???
I think nailing my hands to my knees would be more enjoyable than this cheap, cash-grab shovelware. The Bond franchise has polarizing results when it comes to video games, but even dull fare such as James Bond 007: The Duel seems quaintly favorable compared to what I had to endure during my brief flirtation with 007 Legends. Much like GoldenEye: Rogue Agent (still a better game than this) plot elements are taken from several Bond movies combined into one. Here we treated to Goldfinger, OHMSS, Moonraker, Licence to Kill, Die Another Day, and Skyfall. I couldn't even make it past OHMSS, no matter how much I like the movie or want to be a part of it in a video game world.
Presented as a first person shooter the game unashamedly rip-offs more successful games in the genre, most notably Deus Ex: Human Revolution and will make you long to be playing them instead. The whole shebang is lazy, uninspiring, generic-as-hell, conveyor belt stuff. And what is up with those load times? I've had Commodore 64 tapes load faster than this. It's utterly disgraceful that a game can take that long to load in this era. I don't even understand why this is so since the sound and graphics are very far from the state- of-art. I'm not kidding, this thing looks like it came from 2002, not 2012.
I bought this game because I wanted to play Licence to Kill as a video game, but it's so poor I couldn't make it that far. Besides, LTK is Dalton, not Craig. It would be like casting Val Kilmer in The Dark Knight. Craig himself sounds completely bored and is apparently phoning it in during toilet breaks. The only thing we're missing is the sound of a big brown splash as he catatonically huffs through his dialogue.
This is a new low for the franchise when it comes to video games. Check out Everything or Nothing, Nightfire, or even Agent Under Fire instead. They are all over a decade old by this point but they're still better games than this one.
007: Legends is low-rent throwaway trash that is not worth your time and money.
Presented as a first person shooter the game unashamedly rip-offs more successful games in the genre, most notably Deus Ex: Human Revolution and will make you long to be playing them instead. The whole shebang is lazy, uninspiring, generic-as-hell, conveyor belt stuff. And what is up with those load times? I've had Commodore 64 tapes load faster than this. It's utterly disgraceful that a game can take that long to load in this era. I don't even understand why this is so since the sound and graphics are very far from the state- of-art. I'm not kidding, this thing looks like it came from 2002, not 2012.
I bought this game because I wanted to play Licence to Kill as a video game, but it's so poor I couldn't make it that far. Besides, LTK is Dalton, not Craig. It would be like casting Val Kilmer in The Dark Knight. Craig himself sounds completely bored and is apparently phoning it in during toilet breaks. The only thing we're missing is the sound of a big brown splash as he catatonically huffs through his dialogue.
This is a new low for the franchise when it comes to video games. Check out Everything or Nothing, Nightfire, or even Agent Under Fire instead. They are all over a decade old by this point but they're still better games than this one.
007: Legends is low-rent throwaway trash that is not worth your time and money.
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- Jun 24, 2015
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