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Things are looking up for the next Bond game, based on the new movie, Quantum of Solace, and thought to be coming out around the same time as the cinema release.
"Activision announced that Quantum of Solace will use the same amazing engine (at least on some platforms) that powered 2007's graphically-astounding Call of Duty 4."
Can only be a good thing, right? Maybe it's time for another Goldeneye?
"Activision announced that Quantum of Solace will use the same amazing engine (at least on some platforms) that powered 2007's graphically-astounding Call of Duty 4."
Can only be a good thing, right? Maybe it's time for another Goldeneye?
This is great news seeing as apart from Goldeneye most Bond games have sucked.Also with Treyarch (not the fantastic Infinity Ward) producing the upcoming Call Of Duty 5 that is bound to be a disappointment.Online multiplayer Bond deathmatches running on the COD 4 engine.Whats not to look forward too !.
Lets hope so. Goldeneye was such a brilliant game back in the day. Brings back good old memory's of my pikachu N64 :-)
Best mission- The snowy siberian one with the silenced sniper rifle. Has anybody else killed off all the enemys so no more come or is it just me who's that sad?
Best mission- The snowy siberian one with the silenced sniper rifle. Has anybody else killed off all the enemys so no more come or is it just me who's that sad?
Things are looking up for the next Bond game, based on the new movie, Quantum of Solace, and thought to be coming out around the same time as the cinema release.
"Activision announced that Quantum of Solace will use the same amazing engine (at least on some platforms) that powered 2007's graphically-astounding Call of Duty 4."
Can only be a good thing, right? Maybe it's time for another Goldeneye?
"Activision announced that Quantum of Solace will use the same amazing engine (at least on some platforms) that powered 2007's graphically-astounding Call of Duty 4."
Can only be a good thing, right? Maybe it's time for another Goldeneye?