History VideoGame / DoubleOhSevenFromRussiaWithLove

''007: From Russia with Love'' is a 2005 ThirdPersonShooter adaptation of the second Film/JamesBond film ''Film/FromRussiaWithLove'' for UsefulNotes/TheSixthGenerationOfConsoleVideoGames, featuring Creator/SeanConnery reprising the role of Franchise/JamesBond for the first time since ''Film/NeverSayNeverAgain'' (and for the last time as well). It's also the last Bond video game to be made by Creator/ElectronicArts before they lost the license to Creator/{{Activision}}.

It made several expansions and changes to the source material, arguably the biggest being the replacement of SPECTRE with OCTOPUS [[ScrewedByTheLawyers due to a long-running legal dispute regarding]] ''Film/{{Thunderball}}'s'' [[ScrewedByTheLawyers film rights]]. The resulting game had mixed reviews with the best being for the [[UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube GameCube]] version.

* ReformulatedGame: The PSP version cuts out most of the game's missions, adds ragdoll physics and changes some mechanics.

* Nerf: The Serum Gun only stuns guards instead of making them attack their allies in the PSP version.

JustForFun/TheOneWith Creator/SeanConnery reprising his role from the film.

* SpyCatsuit: Red Grant's CanonForeigner sidekick Eva wears a tight black leather catsuit, which while not wholely anachronistic for the 60's does stand out amoung everyone else's period-piece clothing.

* HeavilyArmoredMook: The occasional one, with bulletproof armor plating protecting his front and head and armed with a [[{{BFG}} heavy machine gun]]. You can use heavy weapons if you can get them, but the more efficient solution is to shoot their armor off by [[ImprobableAimingSkills aiming at the straps]].

''007: From Russia with Love'' is a ThirdPersonShooter adaptation of the second Film/JamesBond film ''Film/FromRussiaWithLove'' for UsefulNotes/TheSixthGenerationOfConsoleVideoGames, featuring Creator/SeanConnery reprising the role of Franchise/JamesBond for the first time since ''Film/NeverSayNeverAgain'' (and for the last time as well). It's also the last Bond video game to be made by Creator/ElectronicArts before they lost the license to Creator/{{Activision}}.

[[quoteright:256:~~VideoGame SpyFiction, StealthBasedGame, ThirdPersonShooter~~]]

TheOneWith Creator/SeanConnery reprising his role from the film.

* AdaptationalEarlyAppearance: Many of Bond's gadgets turn up far earlier than they did in the films. Bond gets the Aston Martin DB-5 from ''Film/{{Goldfinger}}'' on the third level, for instance, and he uses the JetPack from ''Film/{{Thunderball}}'' in the prologue.

* VocalDissonance: Ever since leaving the series, Creator/SeanConnery's Scottish brogue has become thicker, which can be jarring hearing his younger self use.

''007: From Russia with Love'' is a ThirdPersonShooter adaptation of the second Film/JamesBond film ''Film/FromRussiaWithLove'' for UsefulNotes/TheSixthGenerationOfConsoleVideoGames, featuring Creator/SeanConnery reprising the role of Franchise/JamesBond for the first time since ''Film/NeverSayNeverAgain''. It's also the last Bond video game to be made by Creator/ElectronicArts before they lost the license to Creator/{{Activision}}.

* SequelDifficultyDrop: It's much easier than Everything or Nothing, given that the gadgets are simpler, the challenges are easier, and the scoring system doesn't always demand playing on the highest difficulty.

* AdaptedOut: Kronsteen doesn't appear anywhere in the single playet game, yet appears as playable in multiplayer. Accordingly, Rosa Klebb gets his lines during the expanded Hedgemaze set-piece.

* AndThisIsFor: No BondOneLiner after James dealt with [[spoiler: Red Grant]], but one of these after shooting him.
-->'''[[spoiler: Grant]] (wounded after the final battle)''': You're going to kill me in cold blood, ''old man''? You don't have the guts! It's not the English way. [[KilledMidSentence It's like having red wine with f-]]
-->-James shoots him with a revolver-
-->'''Bond''': That was for Kerim.

* DragonTheirFeet: [[spoiler: Rosa Klebb died like she did in the film, but Red Grant survives the train encounter and you encounter him infiltrating the Octopus Base.]]

* AndNowForSomeoneCompletelyDifferent: Played with, as following the film the first half of the Hedgemaze level has the player controlling a Bond impersonator in a mask rather than the real deal. After Grant kills him like in the film's prologue, the action then switches over to the real Bond over at MI6 being briefed on his mission and undergoing some basic training, incorporating yet another JustifiedTutorial.

* RoleReprisal: The game traded itself in part on having gotten Creator/SeanConnery to voice Bond.

* AdaptedOut: Kronsteen doesn't appear anywhere in the single playet game, yet appears as playable in multiplayer.

''007: From Russia with Love'' is a ThirdPersonShooter adaptation of the second Film/JamesBond film ''Film/FromRussiaWithLove'' for TheSixthGenerationOfConsoleVideoGames, featuring Creator/SeanConnery reprising the role of Franchise/JamesBond for the first time since ''Film/NeverSayNeverAgain''. It's also the last Bond video game to be made by Creator/ElectronicArts before they lost the license to Creator/{{Activision}}.

-->'''[[spoiler: Grant]] (wounded after the final battle)''': You're going to kill me in cold blood? Old man. You don't have the guts. It's not the English way. [[KilledMidSentence It's like having red wine with f-]]

* CanonForeigner: The Prime Minister's daughter and Eva of Octopus.

* PineappleSurprise: It's possible to use Bond Focus to shoot grenades off mooks' web gear and detonate them.

-->'''Grant (wounded after the final battle)''': You're going to kill me in cold blood? Old man. You don't have the guts. It's not the English way. [[KilledMidSentence It's like having red wine with f-]]
-->-James shoots Grant with a revolver-

* StandardFPSGuns: [[{{Handgun}} Pistol, silenced pistol]], ShortRangeShotgun, [[MoreDakka submachine gun, assault rifle]], rocket launcher, and mounted heavy machine guns.

* EarlyBirdCameo: Many of Bond's gadgets turn up far earlier than they did in the films. Bond gets the Aston Martin DB-5 from ''Film/{{Goldfinger}}'' on the third level, for instance, and he uses the JetPack from ''Film/{{Thunderball}}'' in the prologue.
** Goldfinger's laser appears as part of the final boss battle (an early prototype, probably).