History VideoGame / AgentUnderFire

* BigBad: Adrian Malprave and [[WesternTerrorists Nigel Bloch]]. Malprave is the senior partner but [[NonActionBigBad takes little part in the action]] while Bloch is the FinalBoss, [[{{Expy}} mirroring]] Renard and [[spoiler:Elektra]]'s relationship in ''Film/TheWorldIsNotEnough''; Bloch even ''looks'' like Renard. Given that ''Agent Under Fire'' was originally supposed to be a [=PS2=] adaptation of ''The World Is Not Enough''...

The fourth [[LicensedGame licensed]] ''Franchise/JamesBond'' game from Creator/ElectronicArts, that was released in 2001 for sixth generation consoles.

--> '''Bond:''' (to Zoe) Keep a flying grip on the wheel, I'll hold them off!

* ImperialStormtrooperMarksmanshipAcademy: The mooks are like this, due in part to every automatic weapon having ''horrendous'' accuracy [[ShortRangeLongRangeWeapon past five meters or so]]. They can usually hit reliably with most handguns... after a few shots... assuming they live that long.

* ShowerScene: There's one in the sixth mission. [[CringeComedy Turns out]], it was actually R.
* StealthMission: A couple, Bad Diplomacy and Cold Reception, which are coincidentally back to back.

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

* YouLookFamiliar: For some reason, despite having her own model in the briefing before the mission she appears in, Dr. Natalya Damescu is in the level proper just a PaletteSwapped of Zoe.

* WouldHitGirl: Bloch does this to the tied up [[spoiler: clone]] Zoe Nightshade when we first see them.

* BondOneLiner: If you choose to push The Jackal off instead of shooting her to death, M calls asking what happened. Bond's response? "She's fallen for me."

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

* YodelLand: An Alpine base [[spoiler:holding the original world leaders]] is one of the levels.

* BarbieDollAnatomy: There's a scene in which you sneak into a bathroom and can see a woman showering. If one uses a gun with a scope, you can zoom in from far enough away that you don't activate the trap (she's a projection, to create a disguised door) and you can see that she fits this trope, having no nipples.

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

* CrosshairAware: The snipers have some very conspicuous [[LaserSight laser sights]]. You get shot if you happen to cross them.
* [[DroppedABridgeOnHim Dropped a Bridge on Her]]: [[spoiler: Malprave's death. No close-up, no one liner, just blows up with the factory.]]

--> '''Bond:''' (to Zoe) You drive, I'll shoot!

* BigBad: Adrian Malprave and [[WesternTerrorists Nigel Bloch]]. Malprave is the senior partner but [[NonActionBigBad takes little part in the action]] while Bloch is the FinalBoss, [[{{Expy}} mirroring]] Renard and [[spoiler:Elektra]]'s relationship in ''Film/TheWorldIsNotEnough''; Bloch even ''looks'' like Renard. Given that ''Agent Under Fire'' was originally supposed to be a PS2 adaptation of ''The World Is Not Enough''...

* StealthMission: A couple, Bad Diplomacy and Cold Reception, which are coincidently back to back.

** Gets more strange on the seccond driving mission, as halfway through the mission, you go from driving your CoolCar to a [[TankGoodness Tank]] on rails through the streets of Bucharest.

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

Bond is sent to a rescue a CIA agent, which sets off a chain of events that uncovers a sinister plot for world control.

* OilSlick: One of the gadgets in the driving mission.

* ShowerScene: There's one in the fourth mission. [[CringeComedy Turns out]], it was actually R.

* UnexpectedSHMUPLevel: The second mission. The first part is standard FPS controls. The second? Rail shooter. Then it's back to the FPS controls... [[GameplayRoulette before the 4th part that is a driving mission.]]
--> '''Bond:''' (to partner) You drive, I'll shoot!

* TacticalSuicideBoss: Nigel Bloch, both times. If he didn't drop his rocket launcher in the final battle, all he'd have to do is float there with his jetpack until the withdrawing floor beneath you finally collapses and drops Bond into the pit. Earlier, he'd have been invulnerable if he hadn't called in the mooks that helpfully provide you with the rocket launcher when killed, nor would there have been a problem if he had chosen not to stop the fans protecting the air vents above the geothermal power station. On top of this, Bond never would have been able to locate and destroy [[spoiler:the cloning facility]] had Bloch not shoved him into [[SoftWater the pool that leads to it]] and instead shot Bond in the head while he was DistractedByTheSexy. However, justified in the boss O2/Joy, who has to be deliberately provoked into doing his tactical suicide attack.

* MundaneMadeAwesome: R finishes listing the (impressive) combat upgrades to Bond's [[CoolCar car]] with "and ''of course'', [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking a refrigerated beverage holder."]]

* TacticalSuicideBoss: Nigel Block, both times. If he didn't drop his rocket launcher in the final battle, all he'd have to do is float there with his jetpack until the withdrawing floor beneath you finally collapses and drops Bond into the pit. Earlier, he'd have been invulnerable if he hadn't called in the mooks that helpfully provide you with the rocket launcher when killed, nor would there have been a problem if he had chosen not to stop the fans protecting the air vents above the geothermal power station. On top of this, Bond never would have been able to locate and destroy [[spoiler:the cloning facility]] had Bloch not shoved him into [[SoftWater the pool that leads to it]] and instead shot Bond in the head while he was DistractedByTheSexy. However, justified in the boss O2/Joy, who has to be deliberately provoked into doing his tactical suicide attack.

* BigBad: Adrian Malprave and [[WesternTerrorists Nigel Bloch]]. Malprave is the senior partner but [[NonActionBigBad takes little part in the action]] while Bloch is the FinalBoss, [[{{Expy}} mirroring]] Renard and [[spoiler:Elektra]]'s relationship in ''Film/TheWorldIsNotEnough''; Bloch even ''looks'' like Renard.

* CrosshairAware: The snipers ave some very conspicuous [[LaserSight laser sights]]. You get shot if you happen to cross them.

* ImperialStormtrooperMarksmanshipAcademy: The mooks are like this. To be fair, it's not ''entirely'' their fault as each and every one of the numerous automatic weapons they employ have ''horrendous'' accuracy [[ShortRangeLongRangeWeapon past five meters or so]], and they can usually hit reliably with most handguns... after a few shots... assuming they live that long.
* MalevolentMugshot: Adrian Malprave, a CEO with a penchant for figure-hugging outfits, glares down at Bond from a portrait hanging over her desk.

* ChairReveal: [[spoiler:Reginald Griffin's dead clone]] is revealed this way.

The fourth [[LicensedGame licensed]] ''Franchise/JamesBond'' game from Creator/ElectronicArts, that released in 2001 for sixth generation consoles.