People have been asking me about the absence of a Q&A section in this video. I'm a horribly organized individual so after pulling an all-nighter making this, I tried to make the Q&A but my voice had died out completely along with a pounding headache. It sucks and I'm not pleased about it myself, but if I didn't have the ability to create a fun Q&A in that moment, I'd rather spare my viewers. That you'd watch to said credits is great though, and hopefully the video engaged you throughout. For next time, there's no concern.
The Q&A will be back...

Underrated ass game. Multiplayer was killer. Single Player was so fun. I will always have this game in my heart.

Best Bond game getting praise

The theme song is also amazing

Number 1 reason:

That bomb ass opening song

6:24 "It's ultimately not the player's job the mix things up; it's the game's."

Thank you.

Not even watched the video yet and I'm already insanely happy that my favorite 007 game is F I N A L L Y getting some well deserved love <3

EDIT: 4 minutes in and holy shit I did not know you could approach The Exchange all those different ways...

Nightfire is so well done, I find the story to be especially good. I've always wanted it to be made into a new Bond movie.

This game will die another day.

I was confused for the entire video because I played Nightfire but I don't remember that variety in levels (cars, planes, underwater) and then in the end when you mention that the PC version is different I realized it, and it all came back with the silencer's sound, it's a wonder Gearbox is still in business with all their screw ups, other companies were destroyed by one bad game.

hol' up. Nightfire was my drug back in the day. so nice to see and earnest and heartfelt look back at it nearly 16 years later.

This is how James bond game should be right now in 2019

Nightfire was the Goldeneye of the Gamecube era!

I remember having guided missile wars in Skyrail against my cousin. We'd each hide in one of the two buildings and fire the Sentinel, attempting to guide it through our own building, across the field and through their own building and kill them before it automatically detonated.

I rememer playing this on PC and being super confused when my friends talked about driving sections.

Did you ever play 007: Everything or Nothing? That may well have been my introduction to third person shooters.

I've never noticed how well the pacing of the music matches what you're talking about, but it was clear in this video. Specifically how pieces reach certain beats just as you mention something major. Makes the overall 'narrative' of the video much more engaging... I might steal this idea.

I was so confused watching this. I knew I had played a game called 007 Nightfire as a kid, but I didn't remember any of the vehicle sections or the health bar looking like that... and then at the last minute, the PC port by Gearbox was mentioned, and I realized that I had gotten the poor man's Nightfire.

"Mum where's that James Bond game that we had on the XBox?"
"Ohhh We Lost It hun"




son of a...

What a great time for games this era was. Back when triple A titles werent expected every 6 months and companies had the drive to release a bunch of solid double A games like this. No hype, just solid games everywhere!

Don't worry man... I love it too.