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And in the second picture, he looks like George W. Bush with Brosnan's hair. =))
I can't unsee that now.
James 'dubya' Bond =))
That was the worst aiming system I've ever used.
https://www.facebook.com/007TheVideoGames/posts/640937749399487
(I don't have a capture card. So, sue me.)
I can confirm that the correct method is to input the cheat-code found on the license plate on the cover art. You input L1, R1, triangle, circle, X at the "press start" screen. As @Murdock said, it must be done very fast. If you've done it fast enough, you'll here Baron Samedi laugh. This unlocks the V8 Vantage for multiplayer only. This works on both the PS2 and the PS3, so there is no issue with their emulation.
There are a few levels I dread when I replay 007 Racing. That Louisiana swamp level is one of them, the New York one (in the green Aston) is another.
@MajorDSmythe, I definitely agree with the notion. As likable as 007 Racing is on the outside, the game is a pain in the backwards when you play it. Then again, every PS1 Bond game is. I don't even know if the green car itself was even an existing model in the first New York-based level. I always thought it was a fake rip-off of a real car without a brand logo on it. But, it was a good level, to be honest, certainly a lot better than the back-alley fight with mob cars and forklifts... And it gets harder and harder until you have to disable some engines with unusual lasers or something... Worst Bond level ever made in a video game.
The level with the forklifts, was called Ambused. It's funny, I had forgotten about that level until you mentioned it, and the nightmares caused by it came flooding back. I would have to agree with you on it being the worst level of any Bond game.
@ClarkDevlin I've been considering getting into emulation for some games. Goldeneye in HD is a tempting thing. Oh, and I think that green car in the New York level is meant to look a little like a horrible 90's Ford Mustang. Like you said though, it's not a direct copy of any actual car. And, if you're going to put Bond in a Mustang, it better be an orange '71 Mach 1.
However, even if Tomorrow Never Dies started it with the BMW 750il race over the hills of Switzerland, if it wasn't for 007 Racing, we wouldn't have had the awesome driving levels in the later Bond video games.
@BMW_with_missiles, very well perceived, my friend. Having Bond spin around New York in a '71 Mach 1 Mustang would be too iconic not to replicate in a film, let alone a video game. And besides, wasn't Archer driving one in one of the episodes as a homage to Burt Reynolds?
Ah, yes, the forklift/mob car level. That's one of the few times in recent memory (I first played 007 Racing last year) that I've thought I might not be able to finish a game. The trick I found was switching to front-view so I could see where I was shooting, and running around in circles jamming the hand-brake, so I was actually facing the enemies. With the forklifts, the trick is getting them to run over an explosive box (a mix of strategy and luck).
But, I eventually managed.
Kind of looks like an HD remaster. Oh, if only we could get an HD re-release of AUF, NF, EON, and FRWL.
Full article here;https://www.mi6-hq.com/sections/aufgame/
Thanks a lot. I suppose this is the only way we will ever be able to drive that car so I really want to try that out. Pity my old PS2 has ref refused to work the last few times and I've only got one working joystick left, which makes multiplayer impossible.
You're welcome!
Broken consoles; one of the joys of classic gaming. Thank goodness for ebay, but that rabbit-hole can quickly drain your wallet.
Oh hell yes!