This time, however, her superiors are given no choice but to assign her to their most pressing case, as each of their agents has been picked off by a traitorous villain. She's given ample incentive after her partner and mentor is murdered before her eyes. Catherine has numerous weapons and gadgets at her disposal and she even has to use acid to dispose of bodies. However, No-One Lives Forever distinguishes itself by adding genuine elements of adventure. For instance, certain missions will take Catherine on deep-sea expeditions, sky dives and sled rides through Alpine snow.
Lives Forever is as good a first-person shooter as it is funky and stylish.
A welcome break from typical first-person shooters. And now for some real 007 action. Rare's Golden Eye is one of the best-known games on the Nintendo 64. Unfortunately, none of the subsequent games belonging to the James Bond franchise lived up to expectations. Under the Electronic Arts banner, Tomorrow Never Dies was a woeful and forgettable experience, but its latest efforts in The World Is Not Enough brings fans closer to the greatness achieved by Rare.