Top 10 BEST James Bond Video Games | *According to a Bond Fan | Ranking

These lists are often compiled from gamers from a gaming perspective but how about from a die hard Bond fan perspective? Well, I'm happy you asked!...
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[@AceKite00]

I've personally always considered Nightfire and Everything or Nothing as ACTUALLY part of the cannon Pierce Brosnan series along with his movies because theyre so amazing.

[@staticclutch9932]

Same here nightfire and everything or nothing is what I see as Brosnans send off rather then die another day

[@RobertK1993]

@@staticclutch9932 Nightcore a better version of the shit awful movie Moonraker

[@NeverSaySandwich1]

Everything or Nothing is a fantastic name for a Bond movie

[@jamesatkinsonja]

I kind of see the games as part of there own canon separate from the films [EA Games Canon, Activision Canon etc].

[@johnsnake686]

Never played Nightfire. But Everything or Nothing is absolutely amazing

[@TheRedCapesClan]

To me 'Everything or Nothing' was the best by far. Felt like a Bond film.

[@vampwesker3003]

Same, that game was perfect and have a coop secondary short campaing whit other agents.

[@KegOfMeat]

Agree.

[@maxdiamond2693]

Gosh. Hard to believe that Nightfire is 20 years old now.. 😳 I remember getting that game when it came out. Love your videos, Calvin ☺️

[@Larry]

Have you ever considered covering games that were originally meant to be James Bond titles, but the publishers couldn't get the rights to it. Quite a few arcade games were meant to be 007 games.

[@LordmonkeyTRM]

Insert Hello you comment here...

[@wayevs]

What like James pond?

[@james__page]

Connery had two conditions to go back and provide Bond's voice for EA: 1) He got paid $1m 2) He got to pick the film to remake He chose FRWL. EA execs were a little flummoxed during the first few meetings we had. It would have been a totally different game with another Bond had it not worked out with Connery. But that's another story.

[@BenCol]

It’s a good thing he didn’t pick Never Say Never Again! In all seriousness, it would be interesting to hear that “another story” - if it’s allowed to be told.

[@jamesatkinsonja]

I remember 'Bond experience' claiming it was going to be Roger Moore with Spy who loved me.

[@james__page]

@@jamesatkinsonja DZ’s not quite right. I was one of the guys writing the pitch for the game back in the day. It was an original story.

[@jamesatkinsonja]

@@james__page Cool, thanks for answering.

[@jahimjauh-hey5653]

@@BenCol unpopular opinion but I liked Never Say Never Again

[@HunterJ1999]

Calvin I think there’s a mistake, James Bond: World of Espionage, the 2015 mobile game was not your number 1. This is outrageous. I mean the gameplay is revolutionary, the characters are so in-depth they feel ripped straight out of a Bond movie, and the story is so gripping Eon are bound to use it for a film. It is clearly the best Bond game of all time 😂

[@calvindyson]

😂😂😂

[@MovieGuy1998]

What was this game about? I tried to download it from the App store but it doesn't work.

[@expendableindigo9639]

Good god that game looks uncanny.

[@MasterGame575]

It was removed from the App Store some time after release. Apparently it was about recruiting agents and taking down villains through cards I think

[@expendableindigo9639]

@@MovieGuy1998 It was one of those mobile games that's basically just a slideshow of images and is focused on leveling up, like "Mafia City." I haven't played one but they look really bad.

[@Thatguy55595]

My proudest gaming achievement is beating The World Is Not Enough for N64 on 00 Agent with a old N64 controller. It was painful but I beat it! Great video Calvin!

[@typho6279]

Yes, that is indeed quite the achievement regardless of how perfect the controller is designed!

[@spencerkindra8822]

I think the real achievement was not breaking the controller halfway threw LOL. And that's not on you that's on the game.

[@Thatguy55595]

@@spencerkindra8822 Turncoat was a nightmare. It took over 100 tries

[@Thatguy55595]

@@typho6279 Preciate it man. It was tough but I did it! Just took some persistence

[@spencerkindra8822]

@@Thatguy55595 Yikes, that sounds aggravating as hell haha. Four years ago I played GoldenEye on the N64 and I was shocked at how difficult it was. I hadn't played it in such a long time so I was just awful at it and I've spent the last 20 years using controllers for modern systems. It was still fun but FPSs have gotten so much better that it's just not as good as I remember. I haven't played The World Is Not Enough in literally 20 years so maybe that'll be better to revisit. I definitely remember liking that game more than GoldenEye.

[@MagicMaster667]

Don't know if you've played the *007 Gameboy RPG* yet, Calvin. But it sounds like it very well could've ended on as no. 11 or even no. 10 on this list! That game is very interesting for being one of the _only two_ 007 games that were licensed by Nintendo back in the day, before EA got the license. (Ninty's other being Goldeneye the year prior.) The game's genre not mainly being a shooter is also interesting, and unique from what the 007 license later developed into. The whole mainly-not-a-shooter thing also reminds me of that rumored TellTale "non mass murder" Bond adventure that never materialized. Maybe the IOI's Project 007 will finally fill that espionage itch - fertile ground for the 007 games to explore.

[@DafyddBrooks]

all my freinds had that on Gameboy, very much like old school Zelda :)

[@calvindyson]

I haven’t played it through in full yet but I’ve certainly sampled it and yeah it does seem like a very different thing to the usual shooter/adventure format which is really interesting! Surprised I didn’t have it as a kid really as my GAMEBOY was my favourite thing!

[@EthanDarke]

And here I thought I was the only one who remembered the Gameboy game 😆

[@ssjduelistDD]

I personally consider Goldeneye and Bloodstone as canon to Craig's tenure, they also provided the "just Bond on a mission" vibe his run lacked. Intetested to hear what your take on these being canon is.

[@jamesatkinsonja]

Defo 'non-canon' [much like Brosnan's games]. Canon is for movie's only as far as I'm concerned [especially as even the games adapting movies make several changes such as Paris being alive in Tomorrow Never Dies' game].

[@ssjduelistDD]

@@jamesatkinsonja I'm not talking about games that adapt movies though. Obviously the movie takes prescendant (except goldeneye wii where there is no craig movie equivalent story).

[@jamesatkinsonja]

@@ssjduelistDD Fair enough. While I wouldn't include them [especially as Craig's is an over arching story] I can see how if you include them Bond going from still being a rookie in Quantum to a veteran in Skyfall makes more sense.

[@ssjduelistDD]

@@jamesatkinsonja exactly, it really helps fill in the gaps in his run and bloodstone low-key plays really well into spectre

[@simontchang]

I would also include the GoldenEye remake and Blood Stone in my own personal Craig canon, since it's his likeness and voice, assuming nothing in them contradicts the later films (and I can't remember off the top if anything does).

[@WH250398]

The greatest thing about Nightfire's multiplayer is screwing eachother over with the Sentinel's guided missiles.

[@coreilly796]

And the Ronin!

[@mattpicton9512]

Nightfire was what got me into Bond in the first place, so that game will always be special to me and am very happy to see you put it at number 1 :)

[@MagicMaster667]

20:17 - *_"Diamond_*_ mines."_ -Forgivable mistake is forgivable.- The mental image I just conjured up of Diavolo conquering Red Square with an armada of shiny white, see-through diamond tanks almost makes me wish that's what the story actually went with.

[@calvindyson]

D’oh! Yes you’re quite right, the diamond association with Bond is clearly too strong in my mind 😂 good spot!

[@BB-te8tc]

James Bond 007 on the Game Boy is an unjustly forgotten title. It's a bit like The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening, but with an original plot mashed together from Bond films of the 60s and 70s. It plays pretty well, too.

[@andrewlasagna1089]

100% agree, I was really surprised it didn't make the list.

[@MoviesNGames007uk]

the only saving grace is the music but it's totally forgettable

[@JamesBLonde0059]

If you are starved of a lack of new 007 games, I would recommend checking out the Windows PC game, "No One Lives Forever". It's a first person shooter from the early 2000's with heavy influences from James Bond, The Man from U.N.C.L.E., Mission Impossible, and Austin Powers.

[@DafyddBrooks]

YEEEEEEEEEEEEES its excellent :)

[@calvindyson]

Thanks for this! I’ll definitely check it out!

[@jamesatkinsonja]

I remember seeing that game in Woolworth [showing my age here!] but I never got around to playing it sadly.

[@Risico16]

@@calvindyson There's also the Goldeneye 64 modding community if you want an experience that feels like official Bond games. I know some of the members have gone as far as recreating Goldfinger and Tomorrow Never Dies entirely using the Goldeneye engine and assets and are currently working on a re-creation of The Spy Who Loved Me. The coolest part is that they've sold these creations on official N64 cartridges that you can actually play on an N64 console, otherwise they're all entirely free online if you're knowledgeable in emulating and ROM hacks.

[@mrmicro22]

Even the soundtrack is amazing. And a great sense of humor. Who wants to buy a monkey?

[@samm4980]

Goldeneye N64 Loyalists at 22:10: “STOPPPPP ITTTTTT!!!” -Snipers from Chain Reaction… probably.

[@jamesatkinsonja]

Great to see you talk about some of these games again and great to see your enthusiasm.

[@BenCol]

My ranking of the ones I’ve played goes like this, from best to worst: • Nightfire • GoldenEye N64 (only takes #2 because I feel it hasn’t aged as well as Nightfire, but it’s still a great one to pick up and play. Plus it has DK mode. If that remaster we’ve heard rumours about gets released and takes the creaky edges off the N64 version, well I might have to amend this list…) • GoldenEye Wii (I admit the reason it’s this high is mostly from nostalgia - it’s the thing that got me into Bond, and I have lots of fun memories of the multiplayer with friends. If I was being more objective it’d probably be a few spots lower cause it really is a bit too COD-derivative) • Agent Under Fire • TWINE N64 • Everything or Nothing • From Russia With Love • GoldenEye DS • James Bond 007 (GB) • GoldenEye Rogue Agent DS (takes the higher spot over the console version cause the levels feel less of a slog in the DS version, even if the console version is the better crafted game from a technical standpoint) • GoldenEye Rogue Agent • 007 Legends (only finished the Goldfinger level, didn’t have it in me to go any further)

[@repubblesmcglonky8990]

HOW VERY DARE YOU! Goldeneye Rogue Agent was awesome, if you forgive the stupid premise, name butchering and how you get blamed for 007's Death at the beginning of the Game...

[@donovaneddiealanhodges1499]

007 NIGHTFIRE must be at Top #1 because I know that it is certainly Calvin's most favorite video game in his whole young career as a KZbin subscriber. He totally loves this game! It should also have a bronze medal for world's most best Bond game in history. I heard recently in one of Calvin's other video game discussion videos that NIGHTFIRE ranked into almost 8 million sales.

[@IAmWesley]

My oldest brother owned "Nightfire" on the Gamecube and I absolutely loved the game back when I was a teenager. The only Bond games I've played were Nightfire and Goldeneye: Rogue Agent. I liked the latter, but "Nightfire" was so much better in gameplay, story, multiplayer, characters and the gadgets, I've played the campaign mode several times and the multiplayer mode has ton of replay value. Even my 2nd oldest and youngest brother loved the game. I'm glad that you liked "Nightfire" as much I did, Calvin. Great video as always 👌🏾

[@k.b.7718]

We've been waiting for this, Calvin! My all-time favourite will forever be Everything or Nothing, so many good memories on the Gamecube. What puts it over Nightfire and Agent under Fire is Z-targetting. While I was overjoyed when they announced FRWL it did feel so uch clunkier than EON and eventually was more of a disappointment. Btw: there is a PC version of Nightfire, which is horrible, being robbed of all the driving levels. Just thought you could have mentioned that one.

[@calvindyson]

I’d love to play the PC version of Nightfire some day! Sadly it’s just a bit of an effort to try and get it working on my Mac and I’m certainly not the most brilliant of computer whizzes to figure out a work around… Anyway, thanks very much and I’m glad you liked the video! 😁😁

[@k.b.7718]

@@calvindyson You didn't miss a thing. NF on PC has just one upside over the console version, which would be mouse aiming instead of Joystick aiming. Oh, how I would have loved Z-targetting in AUF and NF like in EON and FRWL. With Joystick-aiming I have never been able to complete these games.

[@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek]

@@k.b.7718 that's good because I use a controller on pc anyway lol

[@nathanalmen4952]

If I could make a very LIMITED defense of the PC Nightfire version, I do enjoy that some areas of the world get just a little more expansion. The final space setting gets more than just the zero gravity boss fight, and you get to explore parts of the space station with a jump pack. I also feel like Drake's Castle party looks a little more like a place that people would want to gather in the PC version. My last little defense would be that the Q-Glasses work a bit more nicely in the PC. I never found any use for them in the console, but the PC benefits from a few half-baked stealth missions where they come in handy. Still, the lack of driving levels r-e-a-l-l-y sucks. I would agree that the console version is the FAR superior one, but I always wished there could've been a marriage of the better elements of both into one vision.

[@KegOfMeat]

EON Is my favourite game as well.

[@thefoxcritic1]

I always wanted to see a Bond game ranking video or list video like this. Amazing video!

[@nickporter9264]

Excellent video Calvin! Here's my personal ranking of the Bond games I have played: 1. Nightfire, for all the reasons you gave 2. Agent Under Fire, features some of the best vehicle levels ever 3. Goldeneye (N64), a true classic with infinitely replayable multiplayer 4. Everything or Nothing, had trouble adjusting to the controls but is nonetheless an excellent game 5. The World is Not Enough (N64), almost as fun as Goldeneye with some well needed improvements 6. Goldeneye (Wii), mostly nostalgia but had a fun story and multiplayer 7. James Bond (Gameboy), pretty good potential as a Link's Awakening clone but needed some additional polish 8. The World is Not Enough (PS), controls are somewhat clunky and not as good as the N64 version 9. 007 Racing, once again clunky controls 10. Goldeneye Rouge Agent, just fails at being fun

[@MatheusCastro10]

James bond ( game boy) and 007 racing ( No way) in the top 10, but not 007 Blood Stone? ok boomer

[@nickporter9264]

I haven't played Blood Stone, so I couldn't include it. Looks good though.@@MatheusCastro10

[@IronWolf277]

Nightfire was probably my fav, right ahead of Goldeneye. So many memories of multiplayer matches with these two!

[@spencerkindra8822]

I loved that game but I distinctly remember that for a while I couldn't for the life of me get past the second mission haha.

[@jasonkelly4442]

Yo, been waiting for this. Sick stuff bro

[@adamlennon92]

I truly love that you will never stop giving Broccoli shit over that “science fact” line

[@mikethekid1980]

What a great video. I honestly can say my top games are the same as yours. Nightfire will always hold a special place in my heart. I do have to say FRWL did have some great split screen play. I spent a lot of time with friends playing the split screen.

[@zanemurcha9742]

Nearly 10 years, since his first Bond game review and he has finally done a top 10 on them. I remember watching that Agent Under Fire review when it was first released, simply because I played that game as a child and waned to see what other people thought about it. And I've been watch Calvin Dyson ever since pretty much.

[@stephenjarvis534]

I personally agree with your comments on Goldeneye 64. It's good, it's very important, and it's fun, but as a Bond fan myself, there are other games that I personally feel are better emulations of a Bond adventure. Also, I too only keep my Xbox 360 so I have the option to play the Craig Bond games.

[@MichaelManning15]

That skyrail music will forever be burned into my brain from too many hours played of Nightfire multiplayer

[@jrbogdany]

Great video, Calvin. I think Nightfire would also be my #1 for all the reasons you mentioned. I come back to the multiplayer again and again. The Skyrail map alone is sheer perfection.

[@silentsmokeNIN]

Your videos just make me happy lol. And there's something especially nostalgic about these game reviews, we're about the same age so I have a strong amount of attachment to these games as well!

[@lukeav9185]

I consider Craig’s video games to be canon because in Skyfall M says that he is a ‘old dog’ but his Bond in the films has only done 2 missions, so adding his videogames, asides from 007 legends of course, it makes M’s words make more sense adding Goldeneye and Blood Stone to his ‘resume’

[@alexgeorge501]

Nightfire is also my favorite bond game too! Great choices for your list agent Dyson, see you later in the debrief of your next assignment.

[@michaelhall8586]

Great video, I love the way you compared it with how authentic a bond experience should be

[@b.chaline4394]

Find yourself a partner who talks about you the way Calvin talks about Nightfire! :D

[@DafyddBrooks]

Ahhh man, in 2001 I defected from the N64 to the PS2 and my attitude back then towards all the new Bond games by EA was " ewwwwww that looks crap, Its not like Goldeneye 64 or TWINE. I'm not buying them, I'm gona play on GTA 3 and Vice city because I'm cooool" but when I started collecting old games 10 years ago, I got the those games by EA and they brought a complete smile to my face because I actually felt like I'm playing James Bond with all the gadgets, locations, the missions and driving all the cars :) Well done on the 50 K man! what I love about your channel is its not just doing top 10 lists or just reviews of the bond movies, you talk about other things related to the bond series weather that the other actors movies, other spy movies, mysterys or theorys in Bond movies and most importantly, its all about having an honest conversation/ discussion with your audience and address both the good things and bad things rather than trying so hard to be funny like other Winey KZbin reviewers. heres to another 10 years of Bond talk man :) !!!!!!

[@calvindyson]

Thanks so much for this Dafydd! Very kind words and very much appreciated! I do love having the opportunity to talk about things that are Bond connected or adjacent. I’m very eclectic when it comes to movie tastes and it’s amazing how many can truly be connected with Bond and spies in general! Anywya, thanks very much and happy you enjoyed the video 😁😁

[@DafyddBrooks]

@@calvindyson Fantastic to hear :). keep it up!!

[@SuperAngryWalrus]

I know it doesn't really count, but Stuntman on PS2 has a great Bond homage. Live Twice For Tomorrow featuring "Simon Crown".

[@pavise6333]

Everything or Nothing was made like a proper Bond film. I personally consider it to be one, and Brosnan's actual final role as James Bond

[@dannymacgyver]

I get extra excited when you post a bond video game video I am so excited

[@connorbennett6887]

Everything or Nothing was always the GOAT original story for me. The cast was nuts for a video game that wasn't even tied into a film! So many cool gadgets as well like controlling the nano spider, driving all sorts of things like tanks, the motorbikes over the rooftops and through villas, the helicopters and cars. Just so many facets that make it stand out.

[@TomGallagherSuperboyBeyond]

It's a shame about 007 Legends. Purely as a concept, it was a fantastic idea. And one i was really excited to play. But i've learnt my lesson from some previous Bond games. And i waited a few weeks to check the reviews. I think i made the right decision in not getting it. I didn't hate Goldeneye Rogue Agent either, but it was disappointing enough for me to reevaluate my hype for all future Bond video games. Just like Legends, it had a concept i really really loved. But failed in it's execution.

[@jwebb4750]

Great to see Agent Under Fire so high. A absolute blast of a time for what it is, only problem is that it is very short. I see you used the Forbidden depths ost aswell which is a great track.

[@FullPlaythroughs]

Awesome video 😁😁

[@calvindyson]

Thank you! Happy you enjoyed it 😁😁

[@gothamite27]

I'd argue that From Russia with Love is a significant step down from Everything or Nothing. EoN required far more strategy and quick thinking and there was a lot more variety, where FRWL just had you running like Rambo through everything with constant armour and ammo drops killing the need for any improvisation or gadget use.

[@SlimCharles17]

Great list! Nightfire is really the perfect Bond game.

[@DutchBondFan]

Coming from your generation and having played Agent Under Fire, Nightfire and Everything or Nothing growing up. I could not agree more to this top 3! The only other one I played is Bloodstone, so admittedly I played a lot less. But, man those Top 3 ones really helped in getting me even more invested into the franchise in the early 2000's !

[@SB992REBORN]

OCTOPussy!!!!! ;)

[@ammosophobia]

*007:Legends* is like having the laser actually cut through your crotch.

[@MarMaxGaming]

I JUST finished a vid on goldeneye, I’m happy this was recommended to me. Cool list and perspective.

[@BadaBingPictures]

Goldeneye 64 Still king of FPS games. All these years later I still meet up with my cousins to duke it out on Complex or Facility, and it's being introduced to the next generation. But they are no match for us!

[@thewhitewolf1156]

Nice timing, as I got my first Bond game yesterday (from Russia with Love on PS2), after your video went back to the store and got Everything or Nothing too.

[@ammosophobia]

Excellent decision.

[@DafyddBrooks]

ummmmm Calvin, you forgot about James Bond JR on the Super Nintendo!!!!!!!!! :)

[@Truthfulnerd]

Excellent number 1 choice. Multiplayer and levels are all too notch. Well done and excellent video as always.

[@christianmanka3884]

I had Blood Stone 007 on the Nintendo DS as a kid and I adored it. Recently, I found it on Xbox 360 and played it on there and I loved it even more. Feel so much like the first two Daniel Craig Bond movies!

[@Blofeld001]

Great list sir! 007 games are one of the big reasons why I still go back to my GameCube and Xbox 360 all the time.

[@Neville60001]

Calvin, another game like a James Bond game you should play/mention is _Sniper Elite IV: Italia_ ; it even has the main character use a Walther PPK if you are able to pick one up. You've also got to play _Mercenaries: Playground of Destruction_ using the Jennifer Mui character (she's a former special forces gal who was also in MI6, and acts as covertly as a 00 agent would.)

[@InfernoBlade797]

i spent hours and hours on playing the James Bond: Nighfire. The game is just a Banger, i remember playing it with my brother and sometimes even my parents would help me to complete a Mission. I played all that back in like 2013, 2014 and i think 2015 aswell. I had a Playstation 2 and i didn't have a memory card so i had to play over and over again. Not going to lie it was fun i still do have some fun playing it to this very date but my Playstation 2. Cd was damaged so i play it on the Psx2 emulator with a ps4 controller. That game was my top #1 Game on Playstation 2 back in early 2013, 2014 and 2015. And not to mention the Multiplayer i remember playing that with my brother all day. I guess i'm lucky that my father bought me a Playstation 2 and James Bond: Nighfire. Thank you Playstation and James Bond: Nightfire for making my childhood a million times better.

[@dannyvalentine468]

I have loads of nostalgia for the 2000's Bond Games. Nightfire, Agent Under Fire & EON in particular are games that I fondly look back on. I love Goldeneye N64 but it hasn't aged well really (And tbh if I want an N64 FPS fix I go for Perfect Dark). Nightfire has always been my top personally. Great story, level design, music & characters. Everything is just stellar with that game

[@CucasNerdyCorner]

I guess I'm truly alone in actually liking GoldenEye: Rogue Agent lol 😂

[@BenedictTownsend]

The money I would pay for any kind of nightfire remaster or remake

[@ROONLD]

I can’t wait for the new project 007 game, the Hitman games are some of my favourite games of all time and could easily be a bond game with a few tweaks. I’m certain that project 007 will be the best bond game

[@Lynnamon]

Same. I'm watching that game like a damn hawk lol. I seriously cannot wait for it.

[@italobrettmusic]

Controversial but I would love to see a studio try the 007 Racing formula again, but actually with racing. Think Forza Motorsport or Need for Speed and have gadget laden Bond cars to make races even more interesting. You'd probably have to nerf certain types of gadgets and maybe even create some new ones to make it fit into the race-style elements but I think it would be a really interesting concept! Add online and/or local multiplayer and it'd be amazing!

[@BenCol]

I’d definitely play that if somebody made it. I’m kinda surprised nobody has already. With local multiplayer, everyone driving a gadget-laden car, sounds like it could rival Mario Kart for 4P racing fun.

[@Wicked_Fox]

I love 007 racing. I even have the "Collector's" edition

[@BetoElVago2588]

Goldeneye 64 is one of my faves but I can fully understand why you put it on 6th place, From Russia With Love was a great idea for a game back in the 2000’s and it would have been amazing to have an adaptation of The Spy Who Loved Me or Licence to Kill! Nightfire is also a great game and captures Pierce’s era in a wonderful way with a touch of Connery and Moore! Loved this video Calvin!

[@menkomonty]

Calvin: At Number 6 it's GoldenEye for the N64 Bond fans: Choose your next witticism carefully, Calvin, it may be your last.

[@jetshot2218]

0:33 Placing 007 Legends in a category that isn't 'bad' technically qualifies as a complement, which is the closest it's likely to get to anything actually positive being said about it

[@IcePakOG]

Goldeneye's not number one? Here come the Bond police. ;) Great video, Calvin. You've perked my interest in a few games I haven't played yet.

[@FrogwomanOrgReloaded]

It's odd: I am a huge Bond fan and a gamer who still plays a lot of video games even now with slightly over 40. Most of the time I play PC games and my first console was the PS3 (and then PS4). But seemingly many Bond games didn't make it to the PC or got rather bad reviews, because I didn't even hear about many of these. (or quickly forgot about them) The only Bond game I played was Nightfire, the PC version and I honestly can't remember it besides the game sitting in my collection. Don't even know if I played it through, guess not. Looking forward to the new Bond game and hope it will be good. Thanks for the video!

[@ProjectFalconPunch]

Great to finally see a professional Bond fan make a Top 10 James Bond games video ;)

[@KaosNova2]

For me it’s Everything or Nothing. Partially because The controls are similar to Splinter Cell. Either way it was cool having an original James Bond story in game form each year from 2001 until 2004. Made my GameCube worth it.

[@Daniel-qq6yr]

Wow perfect timing! I've literally just started playing thru old Bond games after deep diving into the wonderful wellspring of emulators and roms. Goldeneye is hard on a DS4

[@pauld6967]

20 years already since Nightfire?!? Good grief, time sure flies!

[@JustinValero]

Yes! The list we’ve all been waiting for woo hoo😁 let’s go 90’s bond fans!

[@calvindyson]

Haha I feel like every Brosnan fan is also a huge fan of the 90s/00s era Bond games

[@jamesatkinsonja]

Bit of News: Ana De Armas has been confirmed as the lead for the John Wick spin off 'Ballerina' which will film this summer. I guess this will be the closest fans are going to get to a 'Paloma' spin off/return.

[@casaroli]

I scrolled to see where you ranked goldeneye and I’m glad I watched the intro before commenting. Hahah

[@Medeirostai]

For me: GoldenEye 007 (N64 1st, Wii 2nd and Reloaded 3rd) Nightfire 007 (console version) 007 - Blood Stone Everything or Nothing Quantum of Solace From Russia With Love 007 - Agent UnderFire (Gamecube and Xbox) The World is Not Enough (N64)

[@ChiefCoralcola]

Your top 3 is my top 3 Calvin! Agent under Fire is the one I invested the most time in overall (and the only one I beat through completely and got all the achievements/unlocks), but EoN is the one my best friend and I played though co-op in full the summer after our freshman year of college, and Nightfire is the one I put the most time into online… so they all hold a special place in my nostalgic C-Drive… err… heart. 😎

[@bensneb360]

I’ll always have Nightfire as a special place in my heart because I remember going over my friends house when we were kids I’m playing the multiply with all of them, I always choose jaws, good times

[@juniorhomeentertainment1602]

I Really Needed This Video

[@evanhanley6437]

Incredible list!

[@LloydNance]

Awesome video

[@captainz72100]

Loved the PS2 games, they were great. Only got From Russia with love last year😁. Everything or Nothing is probably my favorite. Out of the later ones, bloodstone is fantastic, and GoldenEye on Wii is well made. I have nearly completed a collection of James Bond video games for the consoles I own, (which are many). But should try to pick TWINE on N64. I have it on PS1. Great vid as always. I want to play through these games again.

[@Crudeliciousbops]

My first and only 007 game I ever played won! Man do I recognize everything is shown, we used to snort its multiplayer! The story as well is just so wonderful I was so keen on to see a movie adaptation of it!

[@ThePiratecheese]

I remember really loving James Bond 007 on the Game Boy. Played a bit like Zelda. Been many years since I've played it so it could be nostalgia talking!

[@HOTD108_]

PSA: The online servers for Goldeneye Reloaded, Quantum of Solace, and Bloodstone, were shut down during 2020 (another victim of that year). So, keep that in mind if any of you are considering checking out those games today.

[@jsutton0010]

Goldeneye Reloaded has offline multiplayer.

[@HBCoxy]

Nope, Quantum of Solace still up on Xbox 360 in 2022. PS3 went down in 2020 yes, and PC has been down since GFWL got discontinued, but some of us organise lobbies on XB360 every now and then

[@Roboshi2007]

I think the reason goldeneye is so well loved isn't because it's the best, it's the best when relative to it's time. It's a game that made FPS a console genre as well as PC. It was one of the biggest games of it's time and none of the bond games have managed to do that since, while there have been many good bond games, they never reached the top 5 sellers for their years.

[@danhardcastle]

The Gameboy game definitely deserves more love - it's surprising good!

[@mykferal]

Came here to say this! Such an underrated and often overlooked gem.

[@josephlinza1610]

Great list! Nightfire would be my number 1 as well. I0 Interactive is currently working on a new Bond game with an original Bond. Would love to see your reaction when that new Bond game comes out.

[@davidwatkins1059]

Excellent video as always! If you haven't already, I can recommend a fan mod of GoldenEye on the N64 called Goldfinger 64. New levels, new weapons, and new music all based on the classic. I'd be interested to see your take on it someday.

[@williamellis8593]

I played the PC version of Nightfire, but it was missing fun elements from other platform versions, such as the driving sequences. My personal favorite Bond game.

[@EvilStewy]

Wow nearly pooped myself at the end there! Was only half watching as you went from number 2 to 1 and thought the best was 007 Legends! Great vid overall!

[@AustinThe007Fan]

Nightfire was and still is the greatest James Bond game I’ve ever played! I remember back in early 2003 while Die Another Day was still in theaters, I remember when my late brother got me Nightfire for the PS2 and I would play the pre credits mission over and over and over again. I would later get another version of in for GameCube which I still have, the PC version to wish I never got to play that version. later in 2017 for the Xbox for my Xbox 360 console and last Christmas of 2021 for the PS2 again for my PS2 slim. I even remember beating the game first whist No Time To Die was originally going to be released in about 8 weeks at that time. At the start of 2022, I would beat the game again for the PS2. And indeed, I love Nightfire to this day.

[@SpiritOfBagheera]

Nightfire's always been my favorite as well. Great story, but - as you pointed out - its multiplayer was tops. My friends and I played multiplayer for hours, days, weeks while we were all getting our Masters degrees at Boston University back in 2001/2002.

[@eVeNmOrEiNsAnItY]

"Don't love me quietly... do it with intensity."

[@ammosophobia]

10:39 "Natalya: I'm coming, James!."

[@Metaljedipirate]

Nightfire was always my favorite. So i agree with your number 1 choice. I also remember playing 007 game on the gameboy which was fun but very basic.

[@BStudd1182]

Best third person bond game is Everything or Nothing. Best first person bond game is Goldeneye N64. I enjoyed most 007 games but I’ll go to the grave as those being the absolute best #1’s.

[@FraserJWhieldon]

The mechanical spider fight is less From Russia With Love and more From Wild Wild West With Love...

[@DafyddBrooks]

Jon Peters would be proud :) !!

[@FraserJWhieldon]

@@DafyddBrooks that's the guy's name! I couldn't remember it so thank you

[@DafyddBrooks]

@@FraserJWhieldon hahaha no problem. heres Kevin Smiths questionnaire on the subject :) part 1 kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaCVfHVnmap3ms0 part 2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/a2TLfoytbbGLbJI part 2's final bit is amazing

[@RickRacket]

I think my list would be pretty similar, but with Agent Under Fire at number 1. I love the pacing of that game. I miss that era when games weren’t all 40+ hours long, but instead incentivized replay-ability with rewards and good level design. Goldeneye has climbed up in my personal rankings thanks to the Mouse and Keyboard mod on PC. Definitely recommend that for any newcomers. Btw, I was hoping you were going to fake us out with Tomorrow never dies as your number 1. Lol.

[@deanlemckeevans]

agent under fire and nightfire were great. I remember me my dad and brother playing against each other in the maps in nighfire so much fun.

[@MrCarlosandres94]

I agree with your Goldeneye placement. The game is a landmark in gaming. You already ranked it #1 in another list were it deserved that place. Would love to play From Russia With Love. Bought a copy on release but idk why I can’t remember playing it. Loving the channel.

[@TFD_Animations]

Having AUF, NF, EON, and FRWL together on a shelf of other games just feels perfect. Gen 6 bond games were the best, and Agent Under Fire, the Quake III Arena 007 conversion mod (Since AUF game runs on IDtech3 and so did Quake III Arena), is like the best bond game to be due to fast frenetic fighting that was carried over from the engine it was built on.