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Game: James Bond 007: NightFire
Console: PC

Cheat:

Cheat Mode

To activate the cheat mode, create a file called autoexec.cfg in the "C:Program FilesEA GamesNightfireBond" directory. Use notepad or a similar editor and add the lines as noted below and then save the file.
sv_cheats 1
console 1

Then, when you are in the game, press the "`" (tilde) key and the console will drop down. Enter any of the codes below followed by "Enter" to enable the following cheats:

Code - Result:
god - God Mode
noclip - No Clipping
notarget - Invisibility
fly - Fly Mode
map X - Change to Level X

Note: Some of these codes may cause problems in the game. Restart the game if this happens.

Cheat mode (demo version)

Note: This procedure involves editing a game file; create a backup copy of the file before proceeding. Use a text editor to edit the "autoexec.cfg" file in the "ea games ightfire demoond" folder. Add the following lines at the end of the file:

sv_cheats 1
console 1

Begin game play, then press ~ to display the console window. Enter one of the following codes and press [Enter] to activate the corresponding cheat function.

Effect - Code
God mode - god
No clipping mode - noclip
Invisibility - notarget
Flight mode - fly
Level select - map

Map names (demo version)

Use one of the following entries with the map code.
map m3_japan01
map m3_japan02
map m3_japan03
map m3_japan04




Manufacturer: Electronic Arts
Release Date: 21 November, 2002
ESRB Rating: Teen


Description:
James Bond 007: NightFire is a worthy sequel to 2001's outstanding Agent Under Fire. The game retains the overall look of its predecessor--including some familiar recurring characters and gadgets--but is designed to feel more like an actual Bond movie than a video game. After the familiar "gun barrel" opening shot, you're introduced to the game via a pre-credits action sequence through the streets of Paris that leads into an original theme song, complete with surreal imagery.

The pacing of the game is natural, with each objective leading smoothly to the next. You even get to holster your PPK, don a tuxedo, and infiltrate a cocktail party at your adversary's mansion, making small talk with his henchmen, flirting with female party guests, and eavesdropping on secret conversations. Of course, within minutes you'll be shooting your way out of the place and making a daring escape in true 007 fashion, including Bond's trademark one-liners. The storyline combines espionage, action, and innuendo in just the right proportions to evoke a real Bond movie atmosphere.

The game's overall playability is improved by some nice attention to detail, not the least of which is the addition of smarter and less predictable villains (they can hear you coming, they communicate with each other, and they're better at utilizing cover and sneaking up behind you). You also have more tactical options (there are many ways to reach each objective, so the game is very replayable) as well as a better arsenal of gadgets and weapons. And best of all, the multiplayer mode incorporates classic characters from many Bond movies. More than any other 007 game to date, NightFire was designed with the die-hard Bond fan clearly in mind. --Maile Bohlmann

Pros:

Cons: (This review refers to the PlayStation2 version of this game)