007: Tomorrow Never Dies

A very average action/adventurer that had the misfortune of being released in the rather hefty sha

User Rating: 6.2 | 007: Tomorrow Never Dies (Platinum) PS

By puresthate | Review Date: November 25, 2006

Whilst this game does deliver a few hours of playability through the 3rd person mission based levels, the gameplay and unimaginative design leave a lot to be desired.

I don't think this game would have received quite the harsh treatment it did on release, but unfortunately it was the first officially licensed Bond game released after the excellent Goldeneye for the X-Box. Playstation users who were looking for a similar experience on their console would be sorely disappointed with this game, which offers nowhere near the excellent design elements, multiplayer options and replayability factor of Goldeneye.

Over all a very average, by the numbers experience which I can only recommend for Bond completists.

Other Helpful Reviews for 007: Tomorrow Never Dies (Platinum)

• Rating:6.5

  It's hardly fair to compare Tomorrow Never Dies (PS1) with Goldeneye (N64)

  By Star_Gem | Review Date: Jan 18, 2011 | PS

  First of all, let me say I won't compare this game to Goldeneye because it's an unfair comparison. To begin with, the N64 is superior to the PSX, spec-wise, and Goldeneye is a first-person shooter, meaning, it has some n... Read Full Review

  2 of 2 users found the following review helpful
• Rating:6

  The game might be an enjoyable experience, providing you rent it or get it cheap.

  By PSX-man | Review Date: Nov 22, 2009 | PS

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