Description

After being fired from MI6 for your ruthless behavior in an MI-6 simulator, you begin to work for Auric Goldfinger doing evil deeds. After the first mission (Which is the simulator) you are assigned a Goldeneye by Francisco Scaramanga who acts as the villain’s version of 'Q'. Your Goldeneye can do four separate things which are to see through cover, toss enemies around, use a shield, and hack into computers. The levels in this FPS are all basic run-and-gun style.

Alternate Titles

  • "黄金眼:黑帮情报员" -- Chinese title (simplified)
  • "GoldenEye: Dark Agent" -- Japanese title
  • "GoldenEye: Au Service Du Mal" -- French title

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Merchant Title Platform Price  
Amazon
GoldenEye Rogue Agent GameCube $2.99  
Goldeneye Rogue Agent PlayStation 2 $0.99  
Goldeneye Rogue Agent Xbox $0.66  
NDS GoldenEye Rogue Agent Nintendo DS $4.80  
ebay.com
GoldenEye: Rogue Agent    
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User Reviews

A mediocre shooting game at best, with some novel ideas... Xbox lord of daedra (63)
Not a bad game, considering PlayStation 2 Goldeneye (12)
A boring repetitive shooter. GameCube Caltrus (354)
Pretty dull, but does have Christopher Lee... GameCube Keeper Garrett (888)
For a cheap cash in on a classic it's not that bad. Xbox MegaMegaMan (335)

The Press Says

Game Chronicles PlayStation 2 Dec 14, 2004 8.5 out of 10 85
GameZone GameCube Dec 07, 2004 8 out of 10 80
IGN GameCube Nov 22, 2004 6.3 out of 10 63
DreamStation.cc Xbox Feb 11, 2005 6 out of 10 60
GameZone PlayStation 2 Dec 09, 2004 6 out of 10 60
Fragland.net PlayStation 2 Jan 25, 2005 57.7 out of 100 58
Jeuxvideo.com PlayStation 2 Dec 03, 2004 11 out of 20 55
Jeuxvideo.com GameCube Dec 03, 2004 11 out of 20 55
Jeuxvideo.com Nintendo DS Aug 26, 2005 10 out of 20 50
GameSpy PlayStation 2 Nov 22, 2004 2.5 Stars2.5 Stars2.5 Stars2.5 Stars2.5 Stars 50

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Trivia

During the games production, it was rumored that the original Goldeneye 64 video game would be buried within the games code and accessed via a special Easter Egg type of command. The idea was dreamt up by designers who felt that Electronic Arts was trying to piggyback off the success of Goldeneye 64 by calling their newest game "GoldenEye 2", which has no resemblance


This entry was contributed by Caltrus (354) and Wizo (30359)
 

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