like Bond games, you felt like Bond. Those three games blow Activisions stuff out of the water. QOS was fun but it was a generic shooter and there was nothing Bond about it gameplay wise. Bloodstone was a bit better, the takedowns and the driving missions were great, but even that felt like a Splinter Cell rip off at times with the mark and execute thing. And that had a terrible story. Y'know, in EoN, I felt like Bond. In NightFire, I didn't. In Agent Under Fire, I didn't. In TND, TWINE and 007 Racing, I didn't. I sort of did in FRWL, but that was only because they brought Connery back to do the voice. In all of Activision's games, especially Blood Stone, I've felt like Bond, and that's thanks very much to the take down system. It fits Craig's Bond (which Activision is using) expertly. Plus, Activision's games have more checkpoints (a necessity that the EA games, specifically EoN, didn't have many of). I guess I'm gonna be the the odd one out and vote Goldeneye (Reloaded). QOS and Bloodstone were decent though. As for EA TWINE is my favorite Bond game period. My next favorite game from EA was Nightfire (console). EON was decent, but it was a little over the top and the guns were unrealistic. From Russia with Love is quite possibly the worst Bond game ever. Agent Under Fire was also mediocre and wins the award of most ridiculous Bond plot ever. As a