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* GotTheWholeWorldInMyHand: When Bond infiltrates the lair of suspected villain Adrian Malprave, he is greeted by a massive stained glass window depicting her holding the Earth in her hand.
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* BareYourMidriff: Bella and Bebe, the twins.
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* CoordinatedClothes: Bella and Bebe, the twins, both wears midriff-revealing outfits.
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* PlayerGuidedMissile: The RCH-1 rocket launcher, which uses flight-style controls to allow Bond to hit his target.
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* DevelopersForesight: None of the guards in ''Bad Diplomacy'' can be killed normally since you're stuck with a tranquilizer gun but should you exploit glitches or hack in a lethal firearm, you will get a unique mission failure for harming them complete with an otherwise unused jingle.
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** Wolfram [=P2K=] -- Walther P99
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** Wolfram [=P2K=] -- Walther P99Smith & Wesson [=SW99=]
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* JigglePhysics: Malprave in her introductory scene.
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** Zoe in a brief shot while tied up.
** Bella and Bebe when shown together.
** Malprave in her introductory scene.
** Zoe in a brief shot while tied up.
** Bella and Bebe when shown together.
** Malprave in her introductory scene.
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* AwesomeMcCoolName: It's not every day you hear about a CIA agent with the name of Zoe ''Nightshade''.
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* MalevolentMugshot: Adrian Malprave, a CEO with a penchant for figure-hugging outfits, glares down at Bond from a stained glass window hanging over her desk.
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* MalevolentMugshot: Adrian Malprave, a CEO with a penchant for figure-hugging outfits, glares down at Bond from a stained glass window hanging over her desk. How malevolent is the window? Adrian is clutching the Earth in her hand.
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* SexySilhouette: When James Bond infiltrates an embassy in Romania, he enters a room with a changing screen, and can make out the silhouette of Adrian Malprave changing behind it.
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[[caption-width-right:256:The world needs a hero and there is only one man for the job.]]
->'''James Bond:''' One thing troubles me. How can I be sure you're the genuine article?\\
'''Zoe Nightshade:''' I intend to prove it to you.
->'''James Bond:''' It seems we're going down.
->'''James Bond:''' One thing troubles me. How can I be sure you're the genuine article?\\
'''Zoe Nightshade:''' I intend to prove it to you.
->'''James Bond:''' It seems we're going down.
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The fourth [[LicensedGame licensed]] ''Franchise/JamesBond'' game from Creator/ElectronicArts, that was released in 2001 for [[UsefulNotes/TheSixthGenerationOfConsoleVideoGames sixth generation consoles.]]
Bond is sent to a rescue CIA agent Zoe Nightshade, which sets off a chain of events that uncovers a sinister plot for world control.
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Bond is sent to
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.
Preceded by ''VideoGame/DoubleOhSevenRacing'' and followed by ''[[VideoGame/NightFire NightFire]]''.
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* 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. Some may even spread-fire wildly around you while you're right in front of them.
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* 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. Some may even spread-fire spread fire wildly around you while you're right in front of them.
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* ShoePhone: The game has a cell phone that also comes with a [[EnergyWeapon laser]], a password cracker, a switch activator, and [[GrapplingHookPistol a grapple hook]] that can somehow extend for 10 meters or more.
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* ShoePhone: The game has a cell phone that also comes with a [[EnergyWeapon laser]], a password cracker, a switch activator, and [[GrapplingHookPistol a grapple grappling hook]] that can somehow extend for 10 meters or more.
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** The second mission. The first mission is standard FPS controls. The second? Rail shooter. Then it's [[GameplayRoulette a driving mission.]]
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** The second mission. The first mission is standard FPS controls. The second? second Rail shooter. Then it's [[GameplayRoulette a driving mission.]]
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* VideoGameCrueltyPunishment: Randomly shooting missles and rockets everywhere and at civilians in the driving missions will cause an automatic mission failure.
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* VideoGameCrueltyPunishment: Randomly shooting missles missiles and rockets everywhere and at civilians in the driving missions will cause an automatic mission failure.
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Adam Blackwood never voiced Bond. In the game's credit Bicknell is credited as "voice talent", while Blackwood himself denided ever voicing Bond. In TND and TWINE Bond was voiced by Timothy Bentinck.
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** R for his voice actor, Miles Anderson.
** Not quite for Bond, whose likeness is based on Andrew Bicknell, though his voice is provided by Adam Blackwood, who had previous voiced the character in the video game adaptations of ''Film/TomorrowNeverDies'' and ''Film/TheWorldIsNotEnough''.
** Not quite for Bond, whose likeness is based on Andrew Bicknell, though his voice is provided by Adam Blackwood, who had previous voiced the character in the video game adaptations of ''Film/TomorrowNeverDies'' and ''Film/TheWorldIsNotEnough''.
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** R Andrew Bicknell provided both voice and likeness for Bond.
** Ditto for R and his voice actor, MilesAnderson.
** Not quite for Bond, whose likeness is based on Andrew Bicknell, though his voice is provided by Adam Blackwood, who had previous voiced the character in the video game adaptations of ''Film/TomorrowNeverDies'' and ''Film/TheWorldIsNotEnough''.Anderson.
** Ditto for R and his voice actor, Miles
** Not quite for Bond, whose likeness is based on Andrew Bicknell, though his voice is provided by Adam Blackwood, who had previous voiced the character in the video game adaptations of ''Film/TomorrowNeverDies'' and ''Film/TheWorldIsNotEnough''.
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* BarbieDollAnatomy: There's a scene in which you sneak into a bathroom and can see a woman[[note]]who looks just like Zoe Nightshade[[/note]] 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.
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* BarbieDollAnatomy: There's a scene in which you sneak into a bathroom and can see a woman[[note]]who looks just like Zoe Nightshade[[/note]] showering. If one uses a gun with a scope, you can zoom in from far enough away that you don't activate the trap cutscene trigger (she's a projection, to create a disguised door) and you can see that she fits this trope, having no nipples.
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* YouDontLookLikeYou: For some reason, despite having her own model in the briefing before the mission she appears in, Dr. Natalya Damescu in the level proper is just a Palette Swap of Zoe.
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* YouDontLookLikeYou: For some reason, despite having her own model in the briefing before the mission she appears in, Dr. Natalya Damescu in the level proper is just a Palette Swap PaletteSwap of Zoe.
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TheOneWith Andrew Bicknell as Bond.
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* InkSuitActor: R for his voice actor, Miles Anderson.
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** R for his voice actor, Miles Anderson.
**Same case Not quite for Bond Bond, whose likeness and voice in this game is from based on Andrew Bicknell.Bicknell, though his voice is provided by Adam Blackwood, who had previous voiced the character in the video game adaptations of ''Film/TomorrowNeverDies'' and ''Film/TheWorldIsNotEnough''.
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* TheMole: Zoe Nightshade. Or at least, [[spoiler: her clone was meant to be this, before she was accidentally killed in the Jackal's attempt to kill Bond. Her next mission would've been to infiltrate the CIA.]]
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* TheMole: Zoe Nightshade. Or at least, [[spoiler: her [[spoiler:her clone was meant to be this, before she was accidentally killed in the Jackal's attempt to kill Bond. Her next mission would've been to infiltrate the CIA.]]
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* ShoePhone: The game has a cell phone that also comes with a [[FrickinLaserBeams laser]], a password cracker, a switch activator, and [[GrapplingHookPistol a grapple hook]] that can somehow extend for 10 meters or more.
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* ShoePhone: The game has a cell phone that also comes with a [[FrickinLaserBeams [[EnergyWeapon laser]], a password cracker, a switch activator, and [[GrapplingHookPistol a grapple hook]] that can somehow extend for 10 meters or more.
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* AwesomeMcCoolName: It's not every day you hear about a CIA agent with the name of Zoe ''Nightshade''.
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* VideoGameCrueltyPunishment: Randomly shooting missles and rockets everywhere and at civilians in the driving missions will cause an automatic mission failure.
--> '''"R":''' Goodness, 007! Such wanton destruction...
--> '''"R":''' Goodness, 007! Such wanton destruction...
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** Zoe's clone would be another, secretly aiding Malprave in her plans before she would've eventually moved on to infiltrate the CIA.
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** Zoe's clone [[spoiler:Zoe's clone]] would be another, secretly aiding Malprave in her plans before she would've eventually moved on to infiltrate the CIA.
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* ShoutOut: Carla, known as the Jackal, is one to the professional assassin who goes by the same code name in ''Literature/TheDayOfTheJackal''. The mission in which she's confronted is even called ''Night'' of the Jackal. For bonus points, both Jackals are known by their CoolShades.
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* TheStarscream: Dr. Natalya Damescu betrays Malprave by leaking her cloning operations to MI6, and would almost certainly have been killed for it if not for Bond's timely intervention.
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* TheStarscream: Dr. Natalya Damescu betrays Malprave by leaking her cloning operations to MI6, [=MI6=], and would almost certainly have been killed for it if not for Bond's timely intervention.
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--> '''Bond:''' (to Zoe) Keep a firm grip on the wheel, I'll hold them off!
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--> '''Bond:''' (to Zoe) Zoe[[spoiler:'s clone]]) Keep a firm grip on the wheel, I'll hold them off!
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* InkSuitActor: R for his voice actor, Miles Anderson.
** Same case for Bond whose likeness and voice in this game is from Andrew Bicknell.
** Same case for Bond whose likeness and voice in this game is from Andrew Bicknell.
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* StormtrooperMarksmanshipAcademy: Carla the Jackal is guilty of this in her attempt to murder Bond in Hong Kong. The intent of the hit was to kill him and to leave [[spoiler:clone Zoe]] alive so that could continue their infiltration of the United States along with the other G8 nations. Even with a freaking ''rocket launcher'', she ends up accomplishing the complete opposite, killing the treacherous clone and merely knocking Bond to the ground.
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* StormtrooperMarksmanshipAcademy: Carla the Jackal is guilty of this in her attempt to murder Bond in Hong Kong. The intent of the hit was to kill him and to leave [[spoiler:clone Zoe]] alive so that could continue their infiltration of the United States along with the other G8 nations. Even with a freaking ''rocket launcher'', she ends up accomplishing the complete opposite, killing the treacherous clone and merely knocking Bond to the ground.
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* AdvertisedExtra: Bebe and Bella; Malprave's assistants, only appear once in the game even though they are in the back of the box.
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* WhamShot: The sudden appearance of Griffin's clone is most definitely this. Then once again when the ''real'' Zoe and then the real Nigel Bloch both turn up alive and well.
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* WhamShot: The sudden appearance of Griffin's clone [[spoiler:Griffin's clone]] is most definitely this. Then once again when the ''real'' Zoe [[spoiler:''real'' Zoe]] and then the real Nigel Bloch both turn up alive and well.
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** Zoe's clone would be another, secretly aiding Malprave in her plans before she would've eventually moved on to infiltrate the CIA.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: How the world leaders escaped is never revealed, as we last saw them being sealed inside the silos after Bond has killed their captors. However we are clearly left to assume that all of them did in fact escape.
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* TheDragon: Nigel Bloch is this to Malprave, and as such is the one doing most of her dirty work. Carla the Jackal would be another contender.
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* TheStarscream: Dr. Natalya Damescu betrays Malprave by leaking her cloning operations to MI6, and would almost certainly have been killed for it if not for Bond's timely intervention.
