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* FranchiseKiller: Put an end to the Creator/{{Activision}} Bond games and, for a time, future ones Bond games as well from any other publishers. After its failure, Activision quickly pulled this and all of their older 007 games from various online stores (including their own and Steam). Bear in mind this was all done less than two and a half months after the game was first released. While no official word has ever been given as to why, it is highly likely that Creator/EonProductions pulled the rights from them, and appeared to be unwilling to hand them to anyone else. It would be eight years before 007 returned to video games with else, until the announcement of Creator/IOInteractive[=‘s=] Creator/IOInteractive's ''Project 007''.007'' in 2020.
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* DummiedOut: Pre-release footage of the ''Moonraker'' level showcased visual effects and setpieces that don't appear to be present in the final game, along with a version of Holly Goodhead that would have more closely resembled the actress who played her, Lois Chiles.
* FranchiseKiller: Put an end to the Creator/{{Activision}} Bond games and, for a time, future ones as well from any other publishers. After its failure, Activision quickly pulled this and all of their older 007 games from various online stores (including their own and Steam). Bear in mind this was all done less than two and a half months after the game was first released. While no official word has ever been given as to why, it is highly likely that Creator/EonProductions pulled the rights from them, and appeared to be unwilling to hand them to anyone else. It would be 8 years before 007 returned to video games with the announcement of Creator/IOInteractive[=‘s=] ''Project 007''.
* FranchiseKiller: Put an end to the Creator/{{Activision}} Bond games and, for a time, future ones as well from any other publishers. After its failure, Activision quickly pulled this and all of their older 007 games from various online stores (including their own and Steam). Bear in mind this was all done less than two and a half months after the game was first released. While no official word has ever been given as to why, it is highly likely that Creator/EonProductions pulled the rights from them, and appeared to be unwilling to hand them to anyone else. It would be 8 years before 007 returned to video games with the announcement of Creator/IOInteractive[=‘s=] ''Project 007''.
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* DummiedOut: Pre-release footage of the ''Moonraker'' ''Film/{{Moonraker}}'' level showcased visual effects and setpieces that don't appear to be present in the final game, along with a version of Holly Goodhead that would have more closely resembled the actress who played her, Lois Chiles.
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* FranchiseKiller: Put an end to the Creator/{{Activision}} Bond games and, for a time, future ones as well from any other publishers. After its failure, Activision quickly pulled this and all of their older 007 games from various online stores (including their own and Steam). Bear in mind this was all done less than two and a half months after the game was first released. While no official word has ever been given as to why, it is highly likely that Creator/EonProductions pulled the rights from them, and appeared to be unwilling to hand them to anyone else. It would be8 eight years before 007 returned to video games with the announcement of Creator/IOInteractive[=‘s=] ''Project 007''.
* FranchiseKiller: Put an end to the Creator/{{Activision}} Bond games and, for a time, future ones as well from any other publishers. After its failure, Activision quickly pulled this and all of their older 007 games from various online stores (including their own and Steam). Bear in mind this was all done less than two and a half months after the game was first released. While no official word has ever been given as to why, it is highly likely that Creator/EonProductions pulled the rights from them, and appeared to be unwilling to hand them to anyone else. It would be
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* TheOtherDarrin: Most characters are based on their film portrayals, with the exception of four characters. Blofeld is an amalgamation of his three film appearances in the series (and is voiced by Glenn Wrage), Jinx is modeled after Gabriela Montaraz who was originally cast in the role before Halle Berry was attached to the film, Felix Leiter is played and modeled by Demetri Goritsas and not specifically based on any of the character's film appearances, and Holly Goodhead is based off of (and voiced by) the actress Jane Perry. In addition, Bond is voiced by Timothy Watson instead of Creator/DanielCraig (the only Activision-published ''Bond'' game not to have Craig voicing his version of Bond). Craig still gets credited as Bond, though.
* RecursiveAdaptation: Many of the game's costumes, levels, and set piece action sequences (particularly those from the ''Goldfinger'' and ''On Her Majesty's Secret Service'' levels) strongly resemble those from Creator/MonolithProductions' ''VideoGame/NoOneLivesForever'', which was itself an AffectionateParody of the "groovy 60's" era of James Bond.
* RecursiveAdaptation: Many of the game's costumes, levels, and set piece action sequences (particularly those from the ''Goldfinger'' and ''On Her Majesty's Secret Service'' levels) strongly resemble those from Creator/MonolithProductions' ''VideoGame/NoOneLivesForever'', which was itself an AffectionateParody of the "groovy 60's" era of James Bond.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Most characters are based on their film portrayals, with the exception of four characters. Blofeld is an amalgamation of his three film appearances in the series (and is voiced by Glenn Wrage), Jinx is modeled after Gabriela Montaraz who was originally cast in the role before Halle Berry Creator/HalleBerry was attached to the film, Felix Leiter is played and modeled by Demetri Goritsas and not specifically based on any of the character's film appearances, and Holly Goodhead is based off of (and voiced by) the actress Jane Perry. In addition, Bond is voiced by Timothy Watson instead of Creator/DanielCraig (the only Activision-published ''Bond'' game not to have Craig voicing his version of Bond). Craig still gets credited as Bond, though.
* RecursiveAdaptation: Many of the game's costumes, levels, and set piece action sequences (particularly those from the''Goldfinger'' ''Film/{{Goldfinger}}'' and ''On Her Majesty's Secret Service'' ''Film/OnHerMajestysSecretService'' levels) strongly resemble those from Creator/MonolithProductions' ''VideoGame/NoOneLivesForever'', which was itself an AffectionateParody of the "groovy 60's" era of James Bond.
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* AllStarCast: Several high-profile actors reprise the roles of their characters, including Creator/JudiDench (M), Creator/RoryKinnear (Bill Tanner), Creator/MichaelLonsdale ([[{{Film/Moonraker}} Hugo Drax]]), Carey Lowell ([[Film/LicenceToKill Pam Bouvier]]), Creator/TobyStephens ([[Film/DieAnotherDay Gustav Graves]]) and Creator/RichardKiel ([[Film/TheSpyWhoLovedMe Jaws]]).
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* AllStarCast: Several high-profile actors reprise the roles of their characters, including Creator/JudiDench (M), Creator/RoryKinnear (Bill Tanner), Creator/MichaelLonsdale ([[{{Film/Moonraker}} Hugo Drax]]), Carey Lowell Creator/CareyLowell ([[Film/LicenceToKill Pam Bouvier]]), Creator/TobyStephens ([[Film/DieAnotherDay Gustav Graves]]) and Creator/RichardKiel ([[Film/TheSpyWhoLovedMe Jaws]]).
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* FranchiseKiller: Put an end to the Creator/{{Activision}} Bond games and, for a time, future ones as well.well from any other publishers. After its failure, Activision quickly pulled this and all of their older 007 games from various online stores (including their own and Steam). Bear in mind this was all done less than two and a half months after the game was first released. While no official word has ever been given as to why, it is highly likely that Creator/EonProductions pulled the rights from them, and appeared to be unwilling to hand them to anyone else. It would be 8 years before 007 returned to video games with the announcement of Creator/IOInteractive[=‘s=] ''Project 007''.
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* FranchiseKiller: Put an end to the {{Creator/Activision}} Creator/{{Activision}} Bond games and, for a time, future ones as well. After its failure, Activision quickly pulled this and all of their older 007 games from various online stores (including their own and Steam). Bear in mind this was all done less than two and a half months after the game was first released. While no official word has ever been given as to why, it is highly likely Eon Productions that Creator/EonProductions pulled the rights from them, and appeared to be unwilling to hand them to anyone else. It would be 8 years before 007 returned to video games with the announcement of Creator/IOInteractive[=‘s=] ''Project 007''.
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* FranchiseKiller: Appears to have put Put an end to the {{Creator/Activision}} Bond games and possibly and, for a time, future ones as well. After its failure, Activision quickly pulled this and all of their older 007 games from various online stores (including their own and Steam). Bear in mind this was all done less than two and a half months after the game was first released. While no official word has ever been given as to why, it is highly likely Eon Productions pulled the rights from them, and appeared to be unwilling to hand them to anyone else. It would be 8 years before 007 returned to video games with the announcement of Creator/IOInteractive[=‘s=] ''Project 007''.
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* FranchiseKiller: Appears to have put an end to the {{Creator/Activision}} Bond games and possibly future ones as well. After its failure, Activision quickly pulled this and all of their older 007 games from various online stores (including their own and Steam). Bear in mind this was all done less than two and a half months after the game was first released. While no official word has ever been given as to why, it is highly likely Eon Productions pulled the rights from them, and appear appeared to be unwilling to hand them to anyone else. No new Bond It would be 8 years before 007 returned to video games have been even hinted at since with the 2012 release announcement of ''Legends''.Creator/IOInteractive[=‘s=] ''Project 007''.
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* AllStarCast: Several high-profile actors reprise the roles of their characters, including Creator/JudiDench (M), Rory Kinnear (Bill Tanner), Creator/MichaelLonsdale ([[{{Film/Moonraker}} Hugo Drax]]), Carey Lowell ([[Film/LicenceToKill Pam Bouvier]]), Creator/TobyStephens ([[Film/DieAnotherDay Gustav Graves]]) and Creator/RichardKiel ([[Film/TheSpyWhoLovedMe Jaws]]).
* CastingGag: Jinx is visually based off of Gabriela Montaraz, who was initially set to play the character instead of Creator/HalleBerry in ''Film/DieAnotherDay''.
* CreatorKiller: 007 Legends was critically panned and sold poorly eventually leading the last 007 game developer for {{Creator/Activision}}, Eurocom, to [[http://kotaku.com/5966570/007-legends-developer-let-all-of-its-staff-go-today collapse out of game development entirely]] after 25 years.
* CastingGag: Jinx is visually based off of Gabriela Montaraz, who was initially set to play the character instead of Creator/HalleBerry in ''Film/DieAnotherDay''.
* CreatorKiller: 007 Legends was critically panned and sold poorly eventually leading the last 007 game developer for {{Creator/Activision}}, Eurocom, to [[http://kotaku.com/5966570/007-legends-developer-let-all-of-its-staff-go-today collapse out of game development entirely]] after 25 years.
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* AllStarCast: Several high-profile actors reprise the roles of their characters, including Creator/JudiDench (M), Rory Kinnear Creator/RoryKinnear (Bill Tanner), Creator/MichaelLonsdale ([[{{Film/Moonraker}} Hugo Drax]]), Carey Lowell ([[Film/LicenceToKill Pam Bouvier]]), Creator/TobyStephens ([[Film/DieAnotherDay Gustav Graves]]) and Creator/RichardKiel ([[Film/TheSpyWhoLovedMe Jaws]]).
*CastingGag: Jinx is visually based off of Gabriela Montaraz, who was initially set to play the character instead of Creator/HalleBerry in ''Film/DieAnotherDay''.
*CreatorKiller: 007 Legends The game was critically panned and sold poorly eventually leading the last 007 game developer for {{Creator/Activision}}, Eurocom, to [[http://kotaku.com/5966570/007-legends-developer-let-all-of-its-staff-go-today collapse out of game development entirely]] after 25 years.
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* RecursiveAdaptation: Many of the game's costumes, levels, and set piece action sequences (particularly those from the ''Goldfinger'' and ''On Her Majesty's Secret Service'' levels) strongly resemble those from Creator/MonolithProductions' ''VideoGame/NoOneLivesForever'', which was itself an AffectionateParody of the "groovy 60's" era of James Bond.Bond.
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* AllStarCast: Several high-profile actors reprise the roles of their characters, including Creator/JudiDench (M), Rory Kinnear (Bill Tanner), Creator/MichaelLonsdale ([[{{Film/Moonraker}} Hugo Drax]]), Carey Lowell ([[Film/LicenceToKill Pam Bouvier]]), Toby Stephens Creator/TobyStephens ([[Film/DieAnotherDay Gustav Graves]]) and Richard Kiel ([[Film/TheSpyWhoLovedMe Jaws]]).
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* FranchiseKiller: Appears to have put an end to the {{Creator/Activision}} Bond games and possibly future ones as well. After its failure, Activision quickly pulled this and all of their older 007 games from various online stores (including their own and Steam). Bear in mind this was all done less than two and a half months after the game was first released. While no official word has ever been given as to why, it is highly likely Eon Productions pulled the rights from them, and appear unwilling to hand them to anyone else. As of 2017, no new Bond games have been announced since ''Legends''.
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* FranchiseKiller: Appears to have put an end to the {{Creator/Activision}} Bond games and possibly future ones as well. After its failure, Activision quickly pulled this and all of their older 007 games from various online stores (including their own and Steam). Bear in mind this was all done less than two and a half months after the game was first released. While no official word has ever been given as to why, it is highly likely Eon Productions pulled the rights from them, and appear unwilling to hand them to anyone else. As of 2017, no No new Bond games have been announced even hinted at since ''Legends''. the 2012 release of ''Legends''.
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* CastingGag: Jinx is voiced by and visually based off of Gabriela Montaraz, who was initially set to play the character instead of Creator/HalleBerry in ''Film/DieAnotherDay''.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Most characters are based on their film portrayals, with the exception of four characters. Blofeld is an amalgamation of his three film appearances in the series (and is voiced by Glenn Wrage), Jinx is played and modeled by Gabriela Montaraz who was originally cast in the role before Halle Berry was attached to the film, Felix Leiter is played and modeled by Demetri Goritsas and not specifically based on any of the character's film appearances, and Holly Goodhead is based off of (and voiced by) the actress Jane Perry. In addition, Bond is voiced by Timothy Watson instead of Creator/DanielCraig (the only Activision-published ''Bond'' game not to have Craig voicing his version of Bond). Craig still gets credited as Bond, though.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Most characters are based on their film portrayals, with the exception of four characters. Blofeld is an amalgamation of his three film appearances in the series (and is voiced by Glenn Wrage), Jinx is played and modeled by after Gabriela Montaraz who was originally cast in the role before Halle Berry was attached to the film, Felix Leiter is played and modeled by Demetri Goritsas and not specifically based on any of the character's film appearances, and Holly Goodhead is based off of (and voiced by) the actress Jane Perry. In addition, Bond is voiced by Timothy Watson instead of Creator/DanielCraig (the only Activision-published ''Bond'' game not to have Craig voicing his version of Bond). Craig still gets credited as Bond, though.
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* FranchiseKiller: Appears to have put an end to the {{Creator/Activision}} Bond games and possibly future ones as well. After its failure, Activision quickly pulled this and all of their older 007 games from various online stores (including their own and Steam). Bear in mind this was all done less than two and a half months after the game was first released. While no official word has ever been given as to why, it is highly likely Eon Productions pulled the rights from them, and appear unwilling to hand them to anyone else. As of 2017, no new Bond games have been announced since ''Legends''.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Most characters are based on their film portrayals, with the exception of four characters. Blofeld is an amalgamation of his three film appearances in the series (and is voiced by Glenn Wrage), and Holly Goodhead is based off of (and voiced by) the actress Jane Perry. In addition, Bond is voiced by Timothy Watson instead of Creator/DanielCraig (the only Activision-published ''Bond'' game not to have Craig voicing his version of Bond). Craig still gets credited as Bond, though.
* RecursiveAdaptation: Many of the game's costumes, levels, and set piece action sequences strongly resemble those from Creator/MonolithProductions' ''VideoGame/NoOneLivesForever'', which was itself an AffectionateParody of the "groovy 60's" era of James Bond.
* RecursiveAdaptation: Many of the game's costumes, levels, and set piece action sequences strongly resemble those from Creator/MonolithProductions' ''VideoGame/NoOneLivesForever'', which was itself an AffectionateParody of the "groovy 60's" era of James Bond.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Most characters are based on their film portrayals, with the exception of four characters. Blofeld is an amalgamation of his three film appearances in the series (and is voiced by Glenn Wrage), Jinx is played and modeled by Gabriela Montaraz who was originally cast in the role before Halle Berry was attached to the film, Felix Leiter is played and modeled by Demetri Goritsas and not specifically based on any of the character's film appearances, and Holly Goodhead is based off of (and voiced by) the actress Jane Perry. In addition, Bond is voiced by Timothy Watson instead of Creator/DanielCraig (the only Activision-published ''Bond'' game not to have Craig voicing his version of Bond). Craig still gets credited as Bond, though.
* RecursiveAdaptation: Many of the game's costumes, levels, and set piece action sequences (particularly those from the ''Goldfinger'' and ''On Her Majesty's Secret Service'' levels) strongly resemble those from Creator/MonolithProductions' ''VideoGame/NoOneLivesForever'', which was itself an AffectionateParody of the "groovy 60's" era of James Bond.
* RecursiveAdaptation: Many of the game's costumes, levels, and set piece action sequences (particularly those from the ''Goldfinger'' and ''On Her Majesty's Secret Service'' levels) strongly resemble those from Creator/MonolithProductions' ''VideoGame/NoOneLivesForever'', which was itself an AffectionateParody of the "groovy 60's" era of James Bond.
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* CreatorKiller: 007 Legends was critically panned and sold poorly eventually leading the last 007 game developer for {{Creator/Activision}}, Eurocom, to [[http://kotaku.com/5966570/007-legends-developer-let-all-of-its-staff-go-today collapse out of game development entirely]] after 25 years. Due to the failure of 007 Legends, Activision pulled it and older 007 games from various online stores (including their own and Steam) sparking rumors Activision may no longer have the 007 game license.
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* CastingGag: Jinx is voiced by and visually based off of Gabriela Montaraz, who was initially set to play the character instead of Creator/HalleBerry in ''Film/DieAnotherDay''.
* CreatorKiller: 007 Legends was critically panned and sold poorly eventually leading the last 007 game developer for {{Creator/Activision}}, Eurocom, to [[http://kotaku.com/5966570/007-legends-developer-let-all-of-its-staff-go-today collapse out of game development entirely]] after 25years. Due years.
* FranchiseKiller: Appears to have put an end to thefailure of 007 Legends, {{Creator/Activision}} Bond games and possibly future ones as well. After its failure, Activision quickly pulled it this and all of their older 007 games from various online stores (including their own and Steam) sparking rumors Activision may Steam). While no longer official word has ever been given as to why, it is highly likely Eon Productions pulled the rights from them, and appear unwilling to hand them to anyone else. As of 2017, no new Bond games have the 007 game license.been announced since ''Legends''.
* CreatorKiller: 007 Legends was critically panned and sold poorly eventually leading the last 007 game developer for {{Creator/Activision}}, Eurocom, to [[http://kotaku.com/5966570/007-legends-developer-let-all-of-its-staff-go-today collapse out of game development entirely]] after 25
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* TheOtherDarrin: Most characters are based on their film portrayals, with the exception of four characters. Blofeld is an amalgamation of his three film appearances in the series (and is voiced by Glenn Wrage), Jinx is based off of Gabriela Montaraz (the woman who was initially set to play the character in ''Film/DieAnotherDay'') and Holly Goodhead is based off of (and voiced by) the actress Jane Perry. In addition, Bond is voiced by Timothy Watson instead of Creator/DanielCraig (the only Activision-published ''Bond'' game not to have Craig voicing his version of Bond). Craig still gets credited as Bond, though.
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* FollowTheLeader: A common criticism of the game is that it takes many gameplay mechanics from the ''VideoGame/CallOfDuty'' series, including weapon attachments, [[PressXToNotDie cutscene bosses]], a cover system and much more.
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* RecursiveAdaptation: Many of the game's costumes, levels, and set piece action sequences strongly resemble those from Creator/MonolithProductions' ''VideoGame/NoOneLivesForever'', which was itself an AffectionateParody of the "groovy 60's" era of James Bond.
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* RecursiveAdaptation: Many of the game's costumes, levels, and set piece action sequences strongly resemble those from Creator/MonolithProductions' ''VideoGame/NoOneLivesForever'', which was itself an AffectionateParody of the "groovy 60's" era of James Bond.
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* CreatorKiller: 007 Legends was critically panned and sold poorly eventually leading the last 007 game developer for {{Creator/Activision}}, Eurocom, to [[http://kotaku.com/5966570/007-legends-developer-let-all-of-its-staff-go-today collapse out of game development entirely]] after 25 years. Due to the failure of 007 Legends, Activision has pulled it and older 007 games from various online stores (including their own and Steam) sparking rumors Activision may no longer have the 007 game license.
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* CreatorKiller: 007 Legends was critically panned and sold poorly eventually leading the last 007 game developer for {{Creator/Activision}}, Eurocom, to [[http://kotaku.com/5966570/007-legends-developer-let-all-of-its-staff-go-today collapse out of game development entirely]] after 25 years. Due to the failure of 007 Legends, Activision has pulled it and older 007 games from various online stores (including their own and Steam) sparking rumors Activision may no longer have the 007 game license.license.
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Due to Activision pulling all of their licensed ''007'' games from rotation (as noted above), legitimate PC copies are effectively impossible to find in North America, and require either pirated versions or copies bought through grey market sellers (notably, the game had a large print release in Russian territories, which is where most of the current keys come from). Likewise, the pre-order DLC's (007 Pack and Nemesis Pack), as well as the Eve and Patrice characters for multiplayer, were already scarce-to-non-existent ''before'' they were pulled, and can't be obtained now unless someone managed to snag a gift copy in their Steam account.
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Due to Activision pulling all of their licensed ''007'' games from rotation (as noted above), legitimate PC copies are effectively impossible to find in North America, and require either pirated versions or copies bought through grey market sellers (notably, the game had a large print release in Russian territories, which is where most of the current keys come from). Likewise, the pre-order DLC's (007 Pack and Nemesis Pack), as well as the Eve and Patrice characters for multiplayer, were already scarce-to-non-existent ''before'' they were pulled, and can't be obtained now unless someone managed to snag a gift copy in their Steam account.
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* ''CreatorKiller'': 007 Legends was critically panned and sold poorly eventually leading the last 007 game developer for {{Creator/Activision}}, Eurocom, to [[http://kotaku.com/5966570/007-legends-developer-let-all-of-its-staff-go-today collapse out of game development entirely]] after 25 years. Due to the failure of 007 Legends, Activision has pulled it and older 007 games from various online stores (including their own and Steam) sparking rumors Activision may no longer have the 007 game license.
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* ''CreatorKiller'': AllStarCast: Several high-profile actors reprise the roles of their characters, including Creator/JudiDench (M), Rory Kinnear (Bill Tanner), Creator/MichaelLonsdale ([[{{Film/Moonraker}} Hugo Drax]]), Carey Lowell ([[Film/LicenceToKill Pam Bouvier]]), Toby Stephens ([[Film/DieAnotherDay Gustav Graves]]) and Richard Kiel ([[Film/TheSpyWhoLovedMe Jaws]]).
* CreatorKiller: 007 Legends was critically panned and sold poorly eventually leading the last 007 game developer for {{Creator/Activision}}, Eurocom, to [[http://kotaku.com/5966570/007-legends-developer-let-all-of-its-staff-go-today collapse out of game development entirely]] after 25 years. Due to the failure of 007 Legends, Activision has pulled it and older 007 games from various online stores (including their own and Steam) sparking rumors Activision may no longer have the 007 gamelicense.license.
* TheOtherDarrin: Most characters are based on their film portrayals, with the exception of four characters. Blofeld is an amalgamation of his three film appearances in the series (and is voiced by Glenn Wrage), Jinx is based off of Gabriela Montaraz (the woman who was initially set to play the character in ''Film/DieAnotherDay'') and Holly Goodhead is based off of (and voiced by) the actress Jane Perry. In addition, Bond is voiced by Timothy Watson instead of Creator/DanielCraig (the only Activision-published ''Bond'' game not to have Craig voicing his version of Bond). Craig still gets credited as Bond, though.
* RecursiveAdaptation: Many of the game's costumes, levels, and set piece action sequences strongly resemble those from Creator/MonolithProductions' ''VideoGame/NoOneLivesForever'', which was itself an AffectionateParody of the "groovy 60's" era of James Bond.
* CreatorKiller: 007 Legends was critically panned and sold poorly eventually leading the last 007 game developer for {{Creator/Activision}}, Eurocom, to [[http://kotaku.com/5966570/007-legends-developer-let-all-of-its-staff-go-today collapse out of game development entirely]] after 25 years. Due to the failure of 007 Legends, Activision has pulled it and older 007 games from various online stores (including their own and Steam) sparking rumors Activision may no longer have the 007 game
* TheOtherDarrin: Most characters are based on their film portrayals, with the exception of four characters. Blofeld is an amalgamation of his three film appearances in the series (and is voiced by Glenn Wrage), Jinx is based off of Gabriela Montaraz (the woman who was initially set to play the character in ''Film/DieAnotherDay'') and Holly Goodhead is based off of (and voiced by) the actress Jane Perry. In addition, Bond is voiced by Timothy Watson instead of Creator/DanielCraig (the only Activision-published ''Bond'' game not to have Craig voicing his version of Bond). Craig still gets credited as Bond, though.
* RecursiveAdaptation: Many of the game's costumes, levels, and set piece action sequences strongly resemble those from Creator/MonolithProductions' ''VideoGame/NoOneLivesForever'', which was itself an AffectionateParody of the "groovy 60's" era of James Bond.
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* ''CreatorKiller'': 007 Legends was critically panned and sold poorly eventually leading the primary 007 game developer for {{Creator/Activision}}, Eurocom, to [[http://kotaku.com/5966570/007-legends-developer-let-all-of-its-staff-go-today collapse out of game development entirely]] after 25 years.
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* ''CreatorKiller'': 007 Legends was critically panned and sold poorly eventually leading the primary last 007 game developer for {{Creator/Activision}}, Eurocom, to [[http://kotaku.com/5966570/007-legends-developer-let-all-of-its-staff-go-today collapse out of game development entirely]] after 25 years. Due to the failure of 007 Legends, Activision has pulled it and older 007 games from various online stores (including their own and Steam) sparking rumors Activision may no longer have the 007 game license.
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Started the Trivia page for 007 Legends (the game) due to the collapse of Eurocom today.
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* ''CreatorKiller'': 007 Legends was critically panned and sold poorly eventually leading the primary 007 game developer for {{Creator/Activision}}, Eurocom, to [[http://kotaku.com/5966570/007-legends-developer-let-all-of-its-staff-go-today collapse out of game development entirely]] after 25 years.
