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I like that the Moonraker laser makes its return, however it looks like itвЂ™s being blasted out of a standard assault rifle instead of something out of science fiction. The gunplay looks as sharp and reliable as any single-player Call of Duty experience. Eventually stealth goes out the window, and Bond settles into high-octane gun battles like a well-worn glove. Of course, sneaking through a highly guarded, super-secret space facility can get tricky. Bond also has a cell phone which lets him to scan for electric cords, perfect for tracing wires from locked doors to junction boxes. I saw a dart gun disguised as a pen that created distractions and tranquilized unarmed civilians. Bond has several sneaky gadgets at his disposal as well. A colored indicator above enemiesвЂ™ heads indicates their level of awareness, allowing you to identify and dispatch high-risk targets. Players can play it quiet lurking through the shadows picking off guards with a silenced handgun. EurocomвЂ™s GoldenEye remake did a decent job of allowing players to choose between being sneaky or trigger happy, and 007 Legends continues this course. The hands-off presentation began with a display of BondвЂ™s stealth capabilities. Having the game set in current times opens up a broad selection of weapons that look and act at home in the Call of Duty engine. That means Daniel Craig is playing the part of Bond instead of Roger Moore in this instance. Characters still run around in ridiculous, retro orange spacesuits with improbable helmets, but the setting is a modern one. The first mission of 007 Legends revolves around Moonraker. The upcoming 007 Legends lets players relive five of BondвЂ™s most memorable moments across the entire series, complete with Call of Duty-style gunplay. The game wasnвЂ™t the FPS tribute we were hoping for, but that doesnвЂ™t mean the company is giving up on paying homage to the worldвЂ™s most famous spy.

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Developer Eurocom created a spiritual remake for N64 classic GoldenEye on the Wii last year and later brought the game to PS3 and 360.