From Russia With Love

Available on: GameCube, PSP, PS2, Xbox, Xbox 360

From Russia With Love

The British superspy slides onto Sony's handheld, but is this pared-down Bond worth your money?

Words: Mikel Reparaz on April 4, 2006

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Also, while stealth played a significant role in the console version, it won't help you much here; you can creep around with your knees bent all you want, but the baddies will usually catch you if you try to get in close for a kill. Sneaking wasn't all that was cut from the PSP version, either; no less than six of the original 14 missions were removed from the game, replaced by 16 mini-challenges that have you doing things like racing through a certain stage in a jetpack, or seeing how many enemies you can kill within a set time limit. These are fun, sure, but they're a poor replacement for driving, boating or outwitting a tank - especially when you consider that this expurgated version can be played through in an afternoon.

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Release date:	US Nov 03 2005 (GameCube) Apr 03 2006 (PSP) Nov 03 2005 (PS2, Xbox)
	UK Nov 03 2005 (GameCube, PS2, Xbox)
Available Platforms:	GameCube, PSP, PS2, Xbox, Xbox 360
Genre:	Action
Published by:	Electronic Arts
Developed by:	EA Redwood Shores

ESRB Rating:	Teen: Alcohol Reference, Suggestive Themes, Violence
PEGI Rating:	16+
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