History VideoGame / AgentUnderFire

Originally just one of the multiple versions of ''VideoGame/TheWorldIsNotEnough'', it became a new game retaining the same gameplay and id Tech 3 engine while also serving as the introduction of driving levels being featured alongside shooter levels. It is notable for being the first Bond game for [[UsefulNotes/TheSixthGenerationOfConsoleVideoGames 6th generation consoles]].

* CloningBlues: [[spoiler:The world leaders and Zoe Nightshade are subject to this]]

* SnipingTheCockpit: When facing an attack helicopter, you can use a sniper rifle to snipe the pilot in the head, saving yourself a couple hundred rounds from not having to shoot it down with automatic fire. This also counts as a Bond Moment for the level score.

** The second mission. The first mission is standard FPS controls. The second Rail shooter. Then it's [[GameplayRoulette a driving mission.]]

* MadeOfIron: During the transit chase, you'll likely pump a couple hundred rounds from your AK-47 into Bloch, who just keeps fleeing from you. Ultimately it takes dropping him into lava to finally kill him. [[spoiler: The real Bloch likewise can take a few hundred rounds of assault rifle fire in his boss fight before retreating.]]

* DamnYouMuscleMemory: This game came out just before "left stick to move and right stick to look" became standardized in all console FPS games. As such it uses a goofy control scheme of left stick to turn left and right or move forward and backward, and right stick to strafe left and right or look up and down. The controls also can't be rebound.

* VideoGameLives: You only have a few lives per mission (3 on Easy, 2 on Normal, 1 on Hard). Die too many times and you have to start the mission all over from the beginning. The game also only checkpoints during level transitions, so dying can set you back a considerable distance. However, the earlier missions tend to be fairly short, so it's hard to notice.

** Through the game you'll fight about 13 to 17 "Super Thugs"; bald goons wearing black tactical gear and bandoliers, who can take a few dozen rounds of automatic fire to put down. Apparently they're augmented clones, accounting for their toughness and rarity (generally only 2 or 3 appear in the few levels that have them).

* MadeOfIron: During the transit chase, you'll likely pump a couple hundred rounds into Bloch, who just keeps fleeing from you. Ultimately it takes dropping him into lava to finally kill him. [[spoiler: The real Bloch likewise can take up to several hundred rounds in his boss fight before retreating.]]

** Through the game you'll fight about 13 to 15 "Super Thugs"; bald goons wearing black tactical gear and bandoliers, who can take a few dozen rounds of automatic fire to put down. Apparently they're augmented clones, accounting for their toughness and rarity (generally only 2 or 3 appear in the few levels that have them).

* VideoGameLives: You only have a few lives per mission. Die too many times and you have to start the mission all over from the beginning. The game also only checkpoints during level transitions, so dying can set you back a considerable distance. However, the earlier missions tend to be fairly short, so it's hard to notice.

** Through the game you'll fight about 13 "Super Thugs"; bald goons wearing black tactical gear and bandoliers, who can take a few dozen rounds of automatic fire to put down. Apparently they're augmented clones, accounting for their toughness and rarity (generally only 2 or 3 appear in the few levels that have them).

* EliteMook: The clone of Griffin, who takes 3 shots from the dart gun before going down, as opposed to the 1 every one of the soldiers took.

Originally just one of the multiple versions of ''VideoGame/TheWorldIsNotEnough'', it became a new game retaining the same gameplay and id Tech 3 engine while also serving as the introduction of driving levels being featured alongside shooter levels.