No One Lives Forever PS2 REF GAD430
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Product details
BOXED WITH MANUAL
Game Information
- Platform:
PlayStation2 - Rating: Unknown
- Media: Video Game
Product Features
- Sixty levels of action-packed adventure
- Including four new levels that are unique to the PlayStation 2
- More than 30 unique weapons and extravagant gadgets
- 20 outrageous characters
- High-speed get-away vehicles
- Stunning indoor and outdoor environments
- Groovy tunes
Inspired by the spy films of the swinging 60s, The Operative: No One Lives Forever combines first-person adventuring with tongue-in-cheek humour and a camp sensibility. The eponymous Operative is one Cate Archer, slinky ex-burglar and secret agent supreme. Working for the international terrorist agency UNITY, her beauty and dry wit are just two of her weapons in the war against the nefarious criminal organization HARM.
No One Lives Forever is very much a traditional first-person shooter in the style of Half-Life and GoldenEye. As well as the usual pistols and machine guns, Cate has a variety of appropriately cunning gadgets such as explosive lipstick, sunglasses with a concealed camera and a lock-pick/dagger combination disguised as a hairclip. Despite all her fancy contraptions, though, she won't last five minutes, let alone forever, unless she can master the art of stealth. Thankfully there are a variety of training sections where our heroine learns to sneak about and use her impressive arsenal to its best advantage.
While No One Lives Forever made a rather entertaining PC game when it was released at the end of 2000, this belated conversion fails to enthral. The graphics are weak, looking more like an above-average PSone title when compared to the visual splendour of recent PS2 releases. The level designs are dated affairs with dull interiors and uninspired outside locations, and the simplistic combat against hordes of identical enemies hardly sets the heart pounding. Partial amends are made by the fun gadgets and wacky characters, but they can't compensate for the mindless, linear sleuthing sections, or the lame set-pieces. For the unfussy gamer, NOLF could provide a fair few hours of undercover action, but with excellent titles such as Half-Life and Metal Gear Solid 2 available, unfussy is the operative word. --Tim Cant
Product Description
Who Wants to Live Forever?
Assume the role of secret agent Cate Archer, a deadly Operative working to free the world from H.A.R.M., a group of madmen bent upon world domination. Armed with your arsenal of powerful weaponry and spy gadgets, you must unravel a mystery that will take you around the world in a desperate search for answers. Try not to blow your cover... or your cool.
Features:
- EXCLUSIVE LEVELS: Play as the young Cate in 4 new levels designed for the PlayStation 2.
- 15 other missions across more than 60 levels taking place in exotic worldwide locales.
- Over 30 unique weapons: like the assault rifle or grenade launcher and spy gadgets including a rocket-launching briefcase, exploding lipstick, lethal acid perfume, and robotic poodle.
- Mobile assault: Commandeer a snowmobile for a speedy getaway or jump on your Triumph motorcycle to mow down enemy agents.