A guy only referred to as “the General” has abducted a child and taken a nanobot that belonged to a world-famous scientist working at the Oxford Department of Microtechnology. The scientist’s name is Dr. Katya Nadanova, and the thief is known only as “the General.” In his haste to save the scientist and to regain possession of the nanobots, James Bond ends up killing the General and taking the samples of the nanobots with him. Bond brings Kataya back to a nearby base, but it ends up being revealed that the scientist has not been completely loyal to Oxford. Katya finally locates Nikolai Diavolo and hands him a concealed vial containing the nanobots to him. When MI6 suddenly loses touch with 003, it won’t be long before Bond is called into action once more. And with that, Bond is on his way to Peru…
After Tomorrow Never Dies was released on the Playstation, the second James Bond third-person shooter, Everything or Nothing, was released for the console. The game includes new firearms and an updated targeting system, which enables players to strategically hug walls and fire around or duck behind cover while also giving them access to new weapons. Bond can now manage mechanical spiders, become invisible, and destroy electronics thanks to new technologies. These abilities allow him to reach previously inaccessible regions. In addition, Everything or Nothing is the first video game in which Pierce Brosnan, as well as many other well-known actors such as Judi Dench and John Cleese, genuinely lends his voice to the likeness of a character they have created.
A campaign with more than 30 missions is included in the game, in addition to a fresh new cooperative mode in which players assume the roles of newly recruited MI6 agents conducting their own investigations. In addition, EON features a deathmatch mode that can accommodate up to four players simultaneously on the same screen.
