Ian Fleming's James Bond 007 in Live and Let Die: The Computer Game

aka: Aquablast, James Bond 007: Elä ja anna toisten kuolla, Leben und sterben lassen: Das Computerspiel

Released

1988 on Amiga

Credits

10 people

Releases by Date (by platform)

Publishers

Developers

Elite Systems Ltd.

Moby Score

6.4

#17,729 of 163K

Critics

71% (13)

Players

(15)

Ranking

#303 on Atari ST
#636 on Commodore 64

Collected By

8 players

Genre: Action
Perspective: Behind view
Gameplay: Shooter
Misc: Licensed

Amiga Specs [ all ]

Business Model: Commercial
Number of Players Supported: 1 Player

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Description official descriptions

You are James Bond 007 and you must stop Mr. Big from delivering heroin for free. You control a boat that can destroy enemy boats and can go up to 100 MPH. You must dodge or destroy enemy boats and must dodge defensive gun fire.

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James Bond licensees

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Credits (Amiga version)

10 People

Programming by	Martin W. Ward
Graphics by	Steve Beverley David Percival Paul Walker Gary Tonge Peter Tattersall
Music by	Mark Cooksey
Artists - Misc	Peter J. Cook Bob Thomas
Cover Artwork by	Steinar Lund

Reviews

Critics

Average score: 71% (based on 13 ratings)

Players

Average score: 2.4 out of 5 (based on 15 ratings with 0 reviews)

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Trivia

Development

Developers Elite Systems International Ltd began writing the game without knowing it would ultimately become a James Bond title. The game was swiftly branded with the usual 007 trappings and titled Live And Let Die as publishers Domark spotted the obvious connection with the film's speedboat chase. Elite also released the game Aquablast (the original title) to the market without any Bond branding.