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* DeletedScene: [[https://youtu.be/lajajkrSa2c Plenty]].
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* RoleReprise: For the [[VideoGame/TheWorldIsNotEnough video game]], even though most of the characters are voiced by professional voice actors as opposed to the actual actors from the film the game is based on, Creator/JohnCleese actually reprises his role as R from the movie. Although footage of him in the film only appears in the extended 007 difficulty ending in the UsefulNotes/PlayStation version.
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* RoleReprise: For the [[VideoGame/TheWorldIsNotEnough video game]], even though most of the characters are voiced by professional voice actors as opposed to the actual actors from the film the game is based on, Creator/JohnCleese actually reprises his role as R from the movie. Although footage of him in the film only appears in the extended 007 difficulty ending in the UsefulNotes/PlayStation Platform/PlayStation version.
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* WordOfGod: In the DVDCommentary, Creator/MichaelApted implies that Zuchovsky might not have actually died, though any potential further plans for him were scrapped with the franchise's reboot after the next film.
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* TroubledProduction: According to interviews, this hit the planned UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 version. The team behind the game started development on PC but some [[ExecutiveMeddling executive meddling]] from EA resulted in its development getting halted so that it could get ported to the [[UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 PS2]]. However id Tech 3 was primarily designed for the PC so, alongside having to update it for the PC version, it needed to be ported to [[UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 PS2]] which the porting team encountered issues with memory and rendering which took so long for the team to resolve that the game needed a delay (from MGM) and eventually got cancelled (by EA) in favor of putting out something polished in the next year which came to be ''VideoGame/AgentUnderFire''.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: After the cancellation of the PC/[[UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 PS2]] game, EA planned to have the N64 game ported over to [[UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 PS2]]. This didn't go anywhere however as Eurocom declined to do it in the two months they were given. The only remnant of this was a tech demo created by one of the [[VideoGame/NightFire NightFire]] developers.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: After the cancellation of the PC/[[UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 PS2]] game, EA planned to have the N64 game ported over to [[UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 PS2]]. This didn't go anywhere however as Eurocom declined to do it in the two months they were given. The only remnant of this was a tech demo created by one of the [[VideoGame/NightFire NightFire]] developers.
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* TroubledProduction: According to interviews, this hit the planned UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 Platform/PlayStation2 version. The team behind the game started development on PC but some [[ExecutiveMeddling executive meddling]] from EA resulted in its development getting halted so that it could get ported to the [[UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 PS2]]. [=PS2=]. However id Tech 3 was primarily designed for the PC so, alongside having to update it for the PC version, it needed to be ported to [[UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 PS2]] [=PS2=] which the porting team encountered issues with memory and rendering which took so long for the team to resolve that the game needed a delay (from MGM) and eventually got cancelled (by EA) in favor of putting out something polished in the next year which came to be ''VideoGame/AgentUnderFire''.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: After the cancellation of thePC/[[UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 PS2]] PC/[=PS2=] game, EA planned to have the N64 game ported over to [[UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 PS2]].[=PS2=]. This didn't go anywhere however as Eurocom declined to do it in the two months they were given. The only remnant of this was a tech demo created by one of the [[VideoGame/NightFire NightFire]] ''VideoGame/NightFire'' developers.
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** There was reportedly a plan for Elektra King to survive and for Bond to visit her in the hospital where she was being treated for StockholmSyndrome, but this was considered too downbeat.
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** There was reportedly a plan for Elektra King to survive and for Bond to visit her in the hospital where she was being treated for StockholmSyndrome, UsefulNotes/StockholmSyndrome, but this was considered too downbeat.
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** ''VideoGame/ShadowOpsRedMercury'' has a Kazakhstan level which is transplanted almost wholesale from the Kazakhstan level in this one. Besides the locations, the player is introduced to the protagonist's (James Bond / Frank Hayden) on-off lover, Galena / Christmas in an identical first meeting. Both games also contains a shootout against mooks in a circular room with enemies swarming left and right, the LoveInterest character running between control panels where the hero needs to provide cover for, an escape attempt down a shaft, and an OutrunTheFireball cutscene followed by the hero (Bond or Frank) being chewed over his recklessness in the prior mission. [[spoiler:Not to mention both games having a HiddenVillain, Kate Daniels and Electra King]].
** ''VideoGame/ShadowOpsRedMercury'' has a Kazakhstan level which is transplanted almost wholesale from the Kazakhstan level in this one. Besides the locations, the player is introduced to the protagonist's (James Bond / Frank Hayden) on-off lover, Galena / Christmas in an identical first meeting. Both games also contains a shootout against mooks in a circular room with enemies swarming left and right, the LoveInterest character running between control panels where the hero needs to provide cover for, an escape attempt down a shaft, and an OutrunTheFireball cutscene followed by the hero (Bond or Frank) being chewed over his recklessness in the prior mission. [[spoiler:Not to mention both games having a HiddenVillain, Kate Daniels and Electra King]].
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