007: Agent Under Fire

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007: Agent Under Fire

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Release Date:	2001
Developer:	EA Redwood Shores
Publisher:	Electronic Arts
Series:	James Bond Game
Platforms:	PlayStation 2, Xbox, GameCube
Genre:	First-Person Shooter

A James Bond based video game with an original plot. For two decades, it was the only 3D James Bond video game to not feature the likeness of any particular movie Bond, even in advertising. Here Bond's face is based on Andrew Bicknell's and he is voiced by Adam Blackwood, who previously voiced a Pierce Brosnan faced Bond in 007: The World Is Not Enough. Infamously both the PlayStation 2 and Xbox versions were instrumental to softmodding their respective consoles.

The following weapons appear in the video game 007: Agent Under Fire:

Handguns

Smith & Wesson SW99

Called the "Wolfram P2K" in the Game, the Smith & Wesson SW99 is Bond's standard sidearm throughout the whole game. It starts with a (Rather small) 6-round magazine and can be fitted with a silencer. A Special Version called the "Golden Gun", which is a gold plated SW99 that holds 12 round replaces it if the player earns a Gold Medal in the 1st Level, and further upgrades improve the rate of fire, power, and magazine capacity of the gun when unlocked. The gun in game is clearly the Smith & Wesson and not the Walther version as in reloading animations you can clearly see the round insert for the S&W Logo as well as having the same slide, textured grip, and rounded trigger guard.