The latest game to feature the secret agent who’s been in his late thirties since the 1920’s, James Bond, was not at all well received; mostly because it was a rushed, buggy mess of incoherence. It’s developers will unfortunately not be able to make amends for it – because it’s been forced to lay off the majority of its staff.
Darryn Bonthuys
007 Legends review – The spy who lost me
Now pay attention 007, because this might be your most dangerous assignment yet! MI6 is looking to uncover why your games are terrible lately, because her Majesty needs some cash to buy some new diamond-encrusted shoes for which to hurl at peasants that get too close. Get on it James!
Geoffrey Tim
New Kinect exclusive Harry Potter coming
Sorcery, for the PlayStation Move was supposed to give you the chance to experience life as a boy-wizard, filling in the void left by the rather mediocre games actually tied to the Harry Potter licence.
In some ways its succeeded - but the game - fun, yet flawed - failed to live up to expectations. Well, now you’ll be getting a second chance at motion-controlled wizardry with a new Harry Potter game headed exclusively for the Xbox 360 and Kinect.
Darryn Bonthuys
James Bond returns six more times for 007: Legends
Bond, James Bond, is no stranger to games. Some of you will no doubt be more familiar with Goldeneye on the N64, or it’s Reloaded reimagining from last year, while I’ve always felt that the best Bond game ever made had to be Everything or Nothing.
Still, her majestys number one secret agent still makes for some great material when it comes to video games, and with a new Bond movie on the way, under then name of Skyfall, you can bet your Aston Martin vanquish that a tie-in game is also on the way.
And you’d be right! So pay attention 00-readers, for 007 Legends.
Karl Thomson

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