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* TheOtherDarrin: Creator/PierceBrosnan doesn't voice Bond here. Maxwell Caulfield (previously known for ''Film/Grease2'') does.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Creator/PierceBrosnan doesn't voice Bond here. Maxwell Caulfield Creator/MaxwellCaulfield (previously known for ''Film/Grease2'') does.
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** The Torpedo Launcher, Q-Pen, and Flare Gun can still be accessed in some maps but not without cheat codes. Drake himself uses the Torpedo launcher in the Countdown mission during the final fight, but it can't be picked up.
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** The Torpedo Launcher, Q-Pen, and Flare Gun can still be accessed in some maps but not without cheat codes. Drake himself uses the Torpedo launcher in the Countdown mission during the final fight, but it can't be picked up.hacks.
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** The Frinesi Special A3, Munitions Belguique [=PDW90=], claymores, [=FA1=] Clarion, Mustang Viper, Torpedo Launcher, and the Q-Pen were once part of the console game. Some of them did survive to be used in the PC and GBA version. The last three are still accessible on console via cheats, and Drake uses the Torpedo Launcher during the final battle, though it can't be picked up.
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** The Frinesi Special A3, Munitions Belguique [=PDW90=], claymores, [=FA1=] Clarion, Mustang Viper, Torpedo Launcher, and the Q-Pen were once part of the console game. Some Most of them did survive to be used in the PC and GBA version. The last three are still accessible on console via cheats, and Drake uses As mentioned above, two of these were DummiedOut instead of completely cut with the Torpedo Launcher during the final battle, though it can't be picked up.being relegated to Drake's personal weapon in ''Equinox''.
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** The Frinesi Special A3, Munitions Belgique [=PDW90=], claymores, [=FA1=] Clarion, Mustang Viper, Torpedo Launcher, Flare Gun, and the Q-Pen were once part of the console game. Some of them did survive to be used in the PC and GBA version. The last three are still accessible on console via cheats, and Drake uses the Torpedo Launcher during the final battle, though it can't be picked up.
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** The Frinesi Special A3, Munitions Belgique Belguique [=PDW90=], claymores, [=FA1=] Clarion, Mustang Viper, Torpedo Launcher, Flare Gun, and the Q-Pen were once part of the console game. Some of them did survive to be used in the PC and GBA version. The last three are still accessible on console via cheats, and Drake uses the Torpedo Launcher during the final battle, though it can't be picked up.
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** The Torpedo Launcher, Q-Pen, and Flare Gun can still be accessed in some maps but not without cheat codes.
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** The Torpedo Launcher, Q-Pen, and Flare Gun can still be accessed in some maps but not without cheat codes. Drake himself uses the Torpedo launcher in the Countdown mission during the final fight, but it can't be picked up.
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** The Frinesi Special A3, Munitions Belguique Belgique [=PDW90=], claymores, [=FA1=] Clarion, Mustang Viper, Torpedo Launcher, Flare Gun, and the Q-Pen were once part of the console game. Some of them though did survive to be used in the PC and GBA version.version. The last three are still accessible on console via cheats, and Drake uses the Torpedo Launcher during the final battle, though it can't be picked up.
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* EarlyDraftTieIn: The PC and GBA versions are based off earlier versions of ''[=NightFire=]'' for the consoles. Some levels or events cut from the console game ended up here such as ''The Exchange'''s red gallery, ''Phoenix Fire'' having a garage section (which is still in trailers for the console game), a tailing Kiko segment from ''Countdown'', and a brief run through in the Space Defense Platform from ''Equinox''.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: According to Randy Pitchford, Creator/BarbaraBroccoli attempted to tone down the violence and get rid of the [[XRayVision x-ray glasses']] ability to see women's underwear in Gearbox's rendition of the game. For Eurocom, MGM is considered responsible for the returning multiplayer character limitations from the N64 ''VideoGame/TheWorldIsNotEnough''.
* TyopOnTheCover: The manual for the PAL [=PlayStation=] 2 release has the title misspelt as "''Night'''fF'''ire''" on one page.
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* TyopOnTheCover: The manual for the PAL [=PlayStation=] 2 release has the title misspelt as "''Night'''fF'''ire''" on one page.
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** The [=PS2=] version has four dev maps consisting of character maps that showcase models for [=FMVs=] in-game and various testing rooms.
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** The [=PS2=] version has four dev maps consisting of character maps that showcase models for [=FMVs=] almost all the in-game models (some used for [=FMVs=]) and various testing rooms.
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** The game originally featured Andrew Bicknell (in likeness only) playing James Bond again but EA were able to secure the rights to Creator/PierceBrosnan's digital likeness and get him for a laser scan to get his face into the game.
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** The Munitions Belguique [=PDW90=], claymores, [=FA1=] Clarion, Mustang Viper, Torpedo Launcher, and the Q-Pen were once part of the console game. Some of them though did survive to be used in the PC and GBA version.
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** The Frinesi Special A3, Munitions Belguique [=PDW90=], claymores, [=FA1=] Clarion, Mustang Viper, Torpedo Launcher, and the Q-Pen were once part of the console game. Some of them though did survive to be used in the PC and GBA version.
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* DummiedOut: Despite EA's policy on unused content since a certain [[VideoGame/PGATour game]] being pulled off shelves for hidden content, this game still has references to content that was made inaccessible to the player.
** There are six unused weapons in the console version: the Munitions Belguique [=PDW90=], claymores, [=FA1=] Clarion, Mustang Viper, Torpedo Launcher, and the Q-Pen. Only the latter two have been made usable along with a Flare Gun.
** Six cut missions in the game: ''Training'', ''Hidden Agenda'', ''Streets of Tokyo'', ''Atoll Infiltration'', ''Island Caves'', and ''River Gauntlet'' are found along with the rest of the text of the game.
** In the game's map loading data, there are two cut multiplayer maps known as ''Space Station'' and ''Facility'' which are inaccessible through any means.
*** The map loading data also reveals that the only remaining part of ''Equinox'' that made it to the final game is the fourth and final section. However despite having no maps to load, some data may still exist for them as loading their data into a pre-existing map causes Bond to start with armor just like in the fourth map.
** There are six unused weapons in the console version: the Munitions Belguique [=PDW90=], claymores, [=FA1=] Clarion, Mustang Viper, Torpedo Launcher, and the Q-Pen. Only the latter two have been made usable along with a Flare Gun.
** Six cut missions in the game: ''Training'', ''Hidden Agenda'', ''Streets of Tokyo'', ''Atoll Infiltration'', ''Island Caves'', and ''River Gauntlet'' are found along with the rest of the text of the game.
** In the game's map loading data, there are two cut multiplayer maps known as ''Space Station'' and ''Facility'' which are inaccessible through any means.
*** The map loading data also reveals that the only remaining part of ''Equinox'' that made it to the final game is the fourth and final section. However despite having no maps to load, some data may still exist for them as loading their data into a pre-existing map causes Bond to start with armor just like in the fourth map.
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* DummiedOut: Despite EA's policy on unused content since a certain [[VideoGame/PGATour game]] being pulled off shelves for hidden content, this game still has references to content that was made inaccessible to the player.
** There are sixplenty of unused weapons in the console version: the Munitions Belguique [=PDW90=], claymores, [=FA1=] Clarion, Mustang Viper, stuff.
** The [=PS2=] version has four dev maps consisting of character maps that showcase models for [=FMVs=] in-game and various testing rooms.
** The Torpedo Launcher, Q-Pen, andthe Q-Pen. Only the latter two have been made usable along with a Flare Gun.
** Six cut missionsGun can still be accessed in the game: ''Training'', ''Hidden Agenda'', ''Streets of Tokyo'', ''Atoll Infiltration'', ''Island Caves'', and ''River Gauntlet'' are found along with the rest of the text of the game.
** In the game's map loading data, there are two cut multiplayersome maps known as ''Space Station'' and ''Facility'' which are inaccessible through any means.
*** The map loading data also reveals thatbut not without cheat codes.
** Despite having no maps to load, theonly remaining part first three sections of ''Equinox'' seem to have leftover behavior for Bond starting with armor that made it to the final game is the fourth and final section. However despite having no maps to load, some data may still exist for them as can be seen when loading their data map [=IDs=] into a pre-existing map causes Bond to start with armor just like in the fourth preexisting map.
** There are six
** The [=PS2=] version has four dev maps consisting of character maps that showcase models for [=FMVs=] in-game and various testing rooms.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Eurocom originally conceived a game based on ''Film/YouOnlyLiveTwice'', mostly in part to reduce the amount of driving segments in the game as the driving team were busy with ''VideoGame/AgentUnderFire'' at the time. But EA wanted a game based on ''Film/{{Moonraker}}'' which resulted in the two compromising on a hodgepodge of elements from both and many other films.
** Unused voice clips indicate some levels were truncated. ''Equinox'' has only one section but at one point it originally had four with the only surviving part being saved for last.
** The console version had six levels left on the cutting room floor which were named ''Training'', ''Hidden Agenda'', ''Streets of Tokyo'', ''Atoll Infiltration'', ''Island Caves'', and ''River Gauntlet''. ''Hidden Agenda'' and ''Island Caves'' are still playable but only in the PC and GBA versions.
** Two multiplayer maps were cut from the console game. Known as ''Space Station'' and ''Facility''. Presumably based off the cut content of ''Equinox'' and ''Hidden Agenda''.
** The Munitions Belguique [=PDW90=], claymores, [=FA1=] Clarion, Mustang Viper, Torpedo Launcher, and the Q-Pen were once part of the console game. Some of them though did survive to be used in the PC and GBA version.
** Unused voice clips indicate some levels were truncated. ''Equinox'' has only one section but at one point it originally had four with the only surviving part being saved for last.
** The console version had six levels left on the cutting room floor which were named ''Training'', ''Hidden Agenda'', ''Streets of Tokyo'', ''Atoll Infiltration'', ''Island Caves'', and ''River Gauntlet''. ''Hidden Agenda'' and ''Island Caves'' are still playable but only in the PC and GBA versions.
** Two multiplayer maps were cut from the console game. Known as ''Space Station'' and ''Facility''. Presumably based off the cut content of ''Equinox'' and ''Hidden Agenda''.
** The Munitions Belguique [=PDW90=], claymores, [=FA1=] Clarion, Mustang Viper, Torpedo Launcher, and the Q-Pen were once part of the console game. Some of them though did survive to be used in the PC and GBA version.
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* TyopOnTheCover: The manual for the PAL [=PlayStation=] 2 release has the title misspelt as "''Night'''fF'''ire''" on one page.
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** There are six unused weapons in the console version: the Belguique [=PDW90=], claymores, [=FA1=] Clarion Munitions, Mustang Viper, Torpedo Launcher, and the Q-Pen. Only the latter two have been made usable along with a Flare Gun.
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** There are six unused weapons in the console version: the Munitions Belguique [=PDW90=], claymores, [=FA1=] Clarion Munitions, Clarion, Mustang Viper, Torpedo Launcher, and the Q-Pen. Only the latter two have been made usable along with a Flare Gun.
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** Six unused missions in the game: ''Training'', ''Hidden Agenda'', ''Streets of Tokyo'', ''Atoll Infiltration'', ''Island Caves'', and ''River Gauntlet'' are found along with the rest of the text of the game.
** In the game's map loading data, there are the remains of two unused multiplayer maps known as ''Space Station'' and ''Facility'' which are inaccessible through any means.
*** The map loading data also reveals that the only remaining part of ''Equinox'' that made it to the final game is the fourth and final section. However despite having no maps to load, some data may still exist for them as loading into a pre-existing map causes Bond to start with armor just like in the fourth map.
** In the game's map loading data, there are the remains of two unused multiplayer maps known as ''Space Station'' and ''Facility'' which are inaccessible through any means.
*** The map loading data also reveals that the only remaining part of ''Equinox'' that made it to the final game is the fourth and final section. However despite having no maps to load, some data may still exist for them as loading into a pre-existing map causes Bond to start with armor just like in the fourth map.
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** Six unused cut missions in the game: ''Training'', ''Hidden Agenda'', ''Streets of Tokyo'', ''Atoll Infiltration'', ''Island Caves'', and ''River Gauntlet'' are found along with the rest of the text of the game.
** In the game's map loading data, there arethe remains of two unused cut multiplayer maps known as ''Space Station'' and ''Facility'' which are inaccessible through any means.
*** The map loading data also reveals that the only remaining part of ''Equinox'' that made it to the final game is the fourth and final section. However despite having no maps to load, some data may still exist for them as loading their data into a pre-existing map causes Bond to start with armor just like in the fourthmap.map.
* OrphanedReference: During the briefing for ''Deep Descent'', M compliments Bond's performance in Drake's training facility which is something he only does in the PC and GBA versions as the console version skips over it.
** In the game's map loading data, there are
*** The map loading data also reveals that the only remaining part of ''Equinox'' that made it to the final game is the fourth and final section. However despite having no maps to load, some data may still exist for them as loading their data into a pre-existing map causes Bond to start with armor just like in the fourth
* OrphanedReference: During the briefing for ''Deep Descent'', M compliments Bond's performance in Drake's training facility which is something he only does in the PC and GBA versions as the console version skips over it.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Creator/PierceBrosnan doesn't voice Bond here. Maxwell Caulfield (previously known for ''Film/{{Grease 2}}'') does.
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* DummiedOut: Despite EA's policy on unused content since a certain [[VideoGame/PGATour game]] being pulled off shelves for hidden content, this game still has references to content that was made inaccessible to the player.
** There are six unused weapons in the console version: the Belguique [=PDW90=], claymores, [=FA1=] Clarion Munitions, Mustang Viper, Torpedo Launcher, and the Q-Pen. Only the latter two have been made usable along with a Flare Gun.
** Six unused missions in the game: ''Training'', ''Hidden Agenda'', ''Streets of Tokyo'', ''Atoll Infiltration'', ''Island Caves'', and ''River Gauntlet'' are found along with the rest of the text of the game.
** In the game's map loading data, there are the remains of two unused multiplayer maps known as ''Space Station'' and ''Facility'' which are inaccessible through any means.
*** The map loading data also reveals that the only remaining part of ''Equinox'' that made it to the final game is the fourth and final section. However despite having no maps to load, some data may still exist for them as loading into a pre-existing map causes Bond to start with armor just like in the fourth map.
* TheOtherDarrin: Creator/PierceBrosnan doesn't voice Bond here. Maxwell Caulfield (previously known for''Film/{{Grease 2}}'') ''Film/Grease2'') does.
** There are six unused weapons in the console version: the Belguique [=PDW90=], claymores, [=FA1=] Clarion Munitions, Mustang Viper, Torpedo Launcher, and the Q-Pen. Only the latter two have been made usable along with a Flare Gun.
** Six unused missions in the game: ''Training'', ''Hidden Agenda'', ''Streets of Tokyo'', ''Atoll Infiltration'', ''Island Caves'', and ''River Gauntlet'' are found along with the rest of the text of the game.
** In the game's map loading data, there are the remains of two unused multiplayer maps known as ''Space Station'' and ''Facility'' which are inaccessible through any means.
*** The map loading data also reveals that the only remaining part of ''Equinox'' that made it to the final game is the fourth and final section. However despite having no maps to load, some data may still exist for them as loading into a pre-existing map causes Bond to start with armor just like in the fourth map.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: Players who read the end credits might be shocked to learn that Michael Ensign, best known as the hotel manager in ''Ghostbusters'', voices Raphael Drake. His voice is almost unrecognizable.
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* HeyItsThatVoice: HeyItsThatGuy: Players who read the end credits might be shocked to learn that Michael Ensign, best known as the hotel manager in ''Ghostbusters'', voices Raphael Drake. His voice is almost unrecognizable.
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* HeyItsThatVoice: Players who read the end credits might be shocked to learn that Michael Ensign, best known as the hotel manager in ''Ghostbusters'', voices Raphael Drake. His voice is almost unrecognizable.
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* DigitalPiracyIsEvil: Not the game itself, but there's a bug in the [=PS2=] version that allows hackers to breach the copy protection and run homebrew software on the console, including pirated games. This game is sought-after by those who want to exploit this bug.
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* DigitalPiracyIsEvil: Not the game itself, but there's a bug in the PS2 [=PS2=] version that allows hackers to breach the copy protection and run homebrew software on the console, including pirated games. This game is sought-after by those who want to exploit this bug.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: Maxwell Caulfield, previously known for ''Film/{{Grease 2}}'', voices James Bond. Back in the Eighties, [[MichaelEnsign Raphael Drake]] was [[TheWall a hotel manager]]. [[Film/{{Ghostbusters}} Twice]].
* HeyItsThatVoice: GreggBerger is the voice of Q in this game. And [[Franchise/CrashBandicoot Dr. Nefarious Tropy]] is a super villain yet again.
* TheOtherDarrin: As mentioned above, Pierce Brosnan doesn't voice Bond here.
* HeyItsThatVoice: GreggBerger is the voice of Q in this game. And [[Franchise/CrashBandicoot Dr. Nefarious Tropy]] is a super villain yet again.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: Maxwell Caulfield, previously known for ''Film/{{Grease 2}}'', voices James Bond. Back in the Eighties, [[MichaelEnsign Raphael Drake]] was [[TheWall a hotel manager]]. [[Film/{{Ghostbusters}} Twice]].
