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I didn't have a problem with Eric Johnson, unlike a lot of fans. However, I would like to see the original Fisher return, along with a return to hardcore stealth like the early games, with Fisher looking like he did in GR: Wildlands.
I've said that for years.. EON own the film rights I believe to lot of the post Fleming material, so no one else can take it... They are sitting on all this property, why not put it to use in a vg and release them between films.
What I said in my previous post. I feel like the plot of Double Agent hurt the Splinter Cell series. They should of kept the same cast and gameplay from the first three Splinter Cell I think. Killing Lambert and ending Third Echelon made the series get worse.
Great idea, but I just worried about 007 turning into Marvel and Star Wars and getting too much at once. People need to breathe. However, MGM/EON aren't putting out 007 as much as they should or have before.
I recently rediscovered my old GameCube and Xbox.. And have thought about blowing the dust off my old Bond games.. I tried recently with GE on N64, but I was a disaster with the controls.. That N64 controller was so counter intuitive, I don't know how I played the damn thing as a kid lol.
Its different mediums, I don't think it would be a problem.. Just no yearly releases in both... In theory it would look like..
2019 - Film
2020 -
2021 - Game
2022 - Film
2023
2024 - Game
2025 - Film
TellTale is actually doing away with their dated engine, and is going to be using the Unity engine going forward. The Wolf Among Us: Season Two and their Stranger Things game will be the first games to utilize it. I hope that leads to major changes for the gameplay.
Not sure I agree here. Isn't widely varying quality kind of normal for licensed games? I can't really think of a single film-license based game franchise that isn't littered with a mix of turds and gems. As far as I'm aware the current lack of Bond games is due to the combination of the lackluster reception of 007 Legends (a rushed COD clone) and the abysmal mobile game 007 World of Espionage. Prior to this double-whammy of crap the Bond game franchise had a healthy mix of good and mediocre games.
So let’s look in terms of quality and interest
Goldeneye 1997 was well recieved
Tomorrow never dies was not
The world is not enough was well recieved
007 racing is not
Agent under fire was well recieved
Night fire was very well recieved
Everything or nothing was well recieved
Goldeneye rogue agent was not well recieved
From Russia with Love sadly did not sell well even though it was good
Quantum of solace was ok recieved
Goldeneye reloaded was well recieved and was a good game
Bloodstone was disappointingly recieved largely due to be mistake of making it the same time as goldeneye
007 legends was portly recieved
So yeah we can point to Activision but the ups and downs of the franchise is really to blame ...
I would blame 007 legends 007 racing and Goldeneye rogue agent equally
Rushing to match a film would also be an issue but it can be done.
Plus a lack of interest in espionage games period is also a huge issue people want to shoot nameless zombies rather then get emersed in espionage
Except if you want to see Daniel Craig in it *shudder*.
(Nothing against Craig, just a bad idea)
But, a remaster with somewhat improved physics, graphics and bringing Brosnan to record Bond's lines? Oh definitely. Just don't submit too many changes. Keep that Quake style gameplay as it is.
I just want a Bond game (and a proper one - no cringe-filled mobile game).
I'd love that so much, but I think the best we can hope for is whoever gets the licence next taking cues from how Nightfire did things. Sort of a spritual successor.