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BenKenobi88 on 21 July 2008

I'm sure this latest game will be pretty good...can't go too wrong with the COD4 engine.



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Onyxmeth on 21 July 2008

Where does EA come into the equation? Activision owns the license now. Is the question whether we all want it out of Treyarch's hands? They're the ones developing Quantum of Solace.

I personally don't want another Bond FPS. I'd prefer a good third person action game in the same vein as the upcoming Bond game. I would hand the development duties to Starbreeze, because they put effort into their movie licensed projects.



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Commando on 22 July 2008

It was open ended, who do you want to have it.
I blame EA for tarnishing it as they did. Good insight though!



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Aj_habfan on 22 July 2008

In general, EA makes good games. The problem is they whore out every series.



WiiRHardcore on 22 July 2008

Too bad Free Radical isn't doing the new Bond game.



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kira hibiki on 22 July 2008

I think rare will be good.



Munkeh111 on 22 July 2008
Onyxmeth said:

Where does EA come into the equation? Activision owns the license now. Is the question whether we all want it out of Treyarch's hands? They're the ones developing Quantum of Solace.

I personally don't want another Bond FPS. I'd prefer a good third person action game in the same vein as the upcoming Bond game. I would hand the development duties to Starbreeze, because they put effort into their movie licensed projects.

 

The upcoming game is similar to Rainbow Six Vegas

Anyway, I think this could be a good game



thekitchensink on 22 July 2008
Onyxmeth said:

Where does EA come into the equation? Activision owns the license now. Is the question whether we all want it out of Treyarch's hands? They're the ones developing Quantum of Solace.

I personally don't want another Bond FPS. I'd prefer a good third person action game in the same vein as the upcoming Bond game. I would hand the development duties to Starbreeze, because they put effort into their movie licensed projects.

Have you ever played Everything or Nothing (available for all last-gen consoles)?  AMAZING third-person Bond game.  Has the best pre-Gears cover system, lots of famous actors, and a real 'Bond' storyline.

 



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Munkeh111 on 22 July 2008
thekitchensink said:
Onyxmeth said:

Where does EA come into the equation? Activision owns the license now. Is the question whether we all want it out of Treyarch's hands? They're the ones developing Quantum of Solace.

I personally don't want another Bond FPS. I'd prefer a good third person action game in the same vein as the upcoming Bond game. I would hand the development duties to Starbreeze, because they put effort into their movie licensed projects.

Have you ever played Everything or Nothing (available for all last-gen consoles)?  AMAZING third-person Bond game.  Has the best pre-Gears cover system, lots of famous actors, and a real 'Bond' storyline.

 

Everything or nothing was good (I still have it) as was Nightfire, but most of them have been rubbish

 



amp316 on 22 July 2008

I should be in the hands of MI6 down at Q-Branch. Don't you guys know anything?



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