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• DailyGame Review: 007: Nightfire [Xbox] [PS2] [GC]   [rate] [review]
  Game review by Jonas Allen. "With a few more hours of gameplay and some more multiplayer variety, 007: Nightfire could easily achieve the same level of greatness as Goldeneye. As it is, itll have to settle for best Bond since that classic title."

• Gamers.com : PlayStation 2 : James Bond 007: NightFire : Review   [rate] [review]
  Includes a game review by Joe Rybicki, "There's something to be said for throwing in a little bit of everything. Granted, a lot of times, it doesn't work. In fact, most of the time it doesn't work. But in Nightfire, it works like a charm."

• Gaming Maxx: James Bond 007: NightFire - Sony PlayStation 2 Review   [rate] [review]
  Includes game review by Siddharth Masand. "NightFire didnt live up to my expectations in any way. Hardcore fans of the Bond games will probably be interested in this game. This game wont appeal much to casual first person shooter fans. A rental should be a good way of deciding whether or not to buy this game rather than immediately going and picking this one up. Multiplayer fans should skip this title and pick up Timesplitters 2 or Red Faction 2 instead."

• James Bond 007: NightFire   [rate] [review]
  Game review by John Brandon. "Ultimately though, NightFire provides more of the same kind of action that fans of the series love. You get all the great music, plenty of gadgets, wild locations, buxom babes - it's all here, and then some. Just don't be surprised when you find the game length to be dangerously close to the running time of an average Bond flick."

• James Bond 007: NightFire Preview @Gamerzbrain   [rate] [review]
  Includes a game preview.

• PSX Extreme - PS2 REVIEWS - James Bond 007: Nightfire   [rate] [review]
  Includes a review by Joseph Comunale. "When all is said and done, Nightfire is just somewhat of a disappointment for those expecting something significantly superior to last years iteration. But with that said, Nightfire can just as easily be an addicting single-player experience, and the multiplayer is incredibly fun, especially with the Sentinel and mini vehicles, to boot. Its certainly one of the better first-person shooters for the system, but the series still has areas it can be improved upon."