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scott stilphen - 30/12/2024 |
On-Time Software was the developer for it, as mentioned in this interview with Jack Verson: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qsUgbY6VRRM |
| The Parker Bros series received some negative reviews: that graphics were poor, game was too hard, and
"Just a poor Moon Patrol!"
But, there's a lot to like for an early 80's game.
This was the first 007 licenced game. That opening animated scene with the Bond music had to be impressive back then. And 4 different missions in a small file is also impressive.
Recommended! |
| Atari A to Z (Pete Davison) - 16/07/2022 |
What's a secret agent to do when there's four movies' worth of things to blow up? Jump in his amphibious car and get shooting, obviously... Let's Play! https://youtu.be/4DpI81pHENQ |
| Scott Stilphen - 15/11/2020 |
Yes, this is a prototype version - "WIP 6". There's a photo of the cartridge on my site:
http://www.ataricompendium.com/game_library/prototypes/8bit/james_bond_007.html |
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Other version with the same title:
Parker Brothers.
Some dealer ads mention the availability of a disk release but none has been found to date. |
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| Computer Games · November, 1984 | Rating: A |
Your vehicle's a James Bond special: it can fly straight up in the air, dive below the water and packs lasers for knocking out airborne targets and flare bombs for underwater foes. Scenes from Bond films form the basis of the four missions, all staged on horizontally scrolling screens. In Diamonds Are Forever, you bounce across a crater-pocked desert, avoiding bombs from indestructible... [more]
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