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Abstract: Bond’s latest adventure comes in a year without a feature film, and side-by-side to the re-release of GoldenEye on the Wii. Blood Stone is its own story and game, only taking the likeness and voices of Daniel Craig and Judi Dench as Bond and M from the...
Abstract: There are probably few reviewers out there who want the new James Bond game, Blood Stone, to be good as much as I want it to be good. I have been a fan of the character, the films, and the books for much of my life (when the games began I quickly beca...
Abstract: James Bond desperately needs an intervention, and I'm not just talking about his predilection for dry martinis, fast cars, and even faster women. Sure, those old habits all make a return in James Bond 007: Blood Stone, but the British super-spy's most ...
Abstract: When you go see a James Bond film, you go in with certain expectations of what the experience is going to entail. 007's adventures are always caked with contemporary sex appeal, exuding from the cars and exotic locales, not to mention the Bond girls o...
Blood Stone is not a bad game: it's just a painfully average one. There aren't any majorly broken elements to it, but just because this Stone is relatively polished, doesn't make it a gem. There really isn't anything at all remarkable about it, and eve...
Abstract: Ever since Goldeneye’s release thirteen years ago on the Nintendo 64, James Bond has been a "regular" of every console released thereafter. Blood Stone is the second Bond title to be released on the PS3, with Quantum of Solace being the firs...
Solid shooting mechanics and slick melee combat, Driving sections are a blast, Great production values, Globetrotting story allows for lots of environmental variety.
Gets off to a very slow start after the prologue, Throwaway multiplayer, Gadget sections are simply filler.
Stylish combat and white-knuckle driving make this an enjoyable James Bond adventure, despite some pacing issues....
Abstract: Feels like James Bond: The TV Show.The lack of a new James Bond movie has made me crave some tuxedo action and this month Activision has me filled up on all things 007. While Wii owners are reveling in the re-imagine Goldeneye (our review coming this w...
Abstract: Activision is just full of surprises this year. First we get an impeccable Spider-Man game with no movie tie-in, and now, here comes our favorite MI6 agent with an all-new adventure, also sans movie. Perhaps the gaming industry is finally getting the m...
