James Bond
MI6 agent and playable protagonist.
How it plays
The game uses a first-person perspective. In the campaign, Bond completes structured missions involving investigation, rescue, sabotage, escort, and assassination objectives.
Players search levels, collect weapons and gadgets, interact with equipment, and manage encounters through direct combat or stealth. Mission success unlocks later assignments, while multiplayer offers competitive matches on dedicated arenas.
Plan your run
Read the mission objectives before moving into a new area, because many stages require specific actions rather than simply eliminating every enemy.
Use cover, conserve ammunition, and switch to gadgets when a mission calls for stealth or electronic access. In multiplayer, learn weapon locations and approach open spaces cautiously.
Meet the cast
MI6 agent and playable protagonist.
An oil heiress whose kidnapping and political influence drive the central investigation.
A terrorist leader connected to the plot against the oil pipeline.
A former KGB officer and Bond’s uneasy ally.
A nuclear physicist who assists Bond.
Before you begin
Check side rooms for armor, ammunition, and gadgets before triggering major objectives.
Do not assume every guard must be defeated; some objectives reward avoiding unnecessary combat.
007: The World Is Not Enough is a first-person action shooter developed by Eurocom and published by Electronic Arts for Nintendo 64. Based primarily on the 1999 James Bond film, it follows MI6 agent James Bond as he investigates an oil heiress, a terrorist plot, and a threat to global security. Missions combine gunfights, stealth, driving, gadget use, and objective-based exploration rather than focusing only on arena combat. The game includes a single-player campaign and competitive multiplayer. It was generally received as a competent Bond adaptation, with praise for its variety and atmosphere, although comparisons with GoldenEye 007 and Perfect Dark exposed limitations in enemy behavior and level design.
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