When 007 Legends was first released, I checked some of the reviews, and decided to hold off on picking it up. Now that the price has dropped quite a bit, I went ahead and ordered it through Amazon. I'm glad I did, because I'm having fun playing through the campaign.

007 James bond is a bad ass super-spy with over 50 years of history filled with some of the most recognizable hero's, villains, lines, and moments. so making a game celebrating these moments is a brilliant idea so how well are these moments moved from film to game? lets find out.

Not played, but the bonds games are always interesting. Yet to post more of my experience about this game but as bond fan one should try this game.

One word......good.....my son who has special needs.....enjoys it......and finds it not too difficult....so someone that likes a big challenge......maybe not for them....

The game 007 legends, surprisingly is great! The campaign mode is pretty good, but some at points it is too challenging. But most of it is very fun. There are cool weapons you can use like dart guns, lasers (moonraker), and RPGs. And of course there are a lot of cool guns.

Poor: Something went wrong somewhere along the line. The original idea might have promise, but in practice the game has failed. Threatens to be interesting sometimes, but rarely.

a must have

007 Legends is a first-person shooter where the the player takes control of iconic British secret agent James Bond (the game features the likeness of the most recent Bond actor, Daniel Craig).

007 Legends Review: 007 Legends is Activision's take on the Bond series for the 50th Anniversary, recreating some of the most iconic moments in Bond history from Die Another Day, Goldfinger, License to Kill, Moonraker, and On Her Majesty's Secret Service.

They chose the right moments from Bond history to put into 007 Legends; Vehicle sequences are fun; as were Moonraker's space sequences

Dozens of glitches and bugs; A large number of objects are just textures and aren't actual objects; Combat sequences are boring and predictable; There are no real objectives

Despite cinematic dissimilarities, I was still in awe when I started 007 Legends and experienced the iconic scene from Goldfinger . It was satisfying to witness it again, depicting Shirley Eaton's deceased character covered in gold paint, even if it was through a different medium.