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DailyGame Review: 007: Nightfire [Xbox] [PS2] [GC] - Game review by Jonas Allen. "With a few more hours of gameplay and some more multiplayer variety, 007: Nightfire could easily achieve the same level of greatness as Goldeneye. As it is, it'll have to settle for best Bond since that classic title."

GameSpot - Jeff Gerstmann review for PC [6/10] includes screenshots and movies. "The PC version of NightFire makes an excellent case for leaving James Bond on console systems." 2002.11.28

Game Industry News - Reviewed by John Breeden, score: 4-1/2 out of 5. (2003)

GameZone - Kevin Giacobbi review for PC [8.9/10] includes screenshots. "Spy devices, cool weapons, and beautiful women. What more could a secret agent ask for?" (December 9, 2002)

GameSpy - Bryn Williams review [76/100] includes screenshots. "Overall, the single-player experience is good but way too short." (December 4, 2002)

GameSpy - Bryn Williams reviews [80/100] for Xbox. "NightFire is a good solid action game that 007 fans will enjoy." (December 4, 2002)

GameSpy - Scott Osborne review [66/100] for PC includes screenshots. "Despite its strengths, though, NightFire too often feels like a dated, generic shooter." (December 4, 2002)

GameSpy - Review [79/100] by Bryn Williams includes screenshots. "NightFire looks great and plays well." (December 4, 2002)

GameSpot - Jeff Gerstmann review for GameCube [7.9/10] includes screenshots. "Hurt by its relatively short length." (November 18, 2002)

GameSpot - Jeff Gerstmann review for PlayStation 2 [7.9/10] includes screenshots. "The game's single-player mode is well constructed, and its multiplayer mode is good too." (November 18, 2002)

GameSpot - Jeff Gerstmann review for Xbox [7.9/10] includes screenshots and movie. (November 18, 2002)

PSX Extreme - PS2 REVIEWS - James Bond 007: Nightfire - Includes a review by Joseph Comunale. "When all is said and done, Nightfire is just somewhat of a disappointment for those expecting something significantly superior to last year's iteration. But with that said, Nightfire can just as easily be an addicting single-player experience, and the multiplayer is incredibly fun, especially with the Sentinel and mini vehicles, to boot. It's certainly one of the better first-person shooters for the system, but the series still has areas it can be improved upon." (February 2, 2002)