A savoir que cette sombre bouze de GoldenEye : Au service du Mal ( créé par Electronic Arts) n´a absolument rien a voir avec le hit developpé par RARE Limited sur Nintendo 64. Ce nouveau jeu ne suit même pas d´ailleur le film du même nom...
Review IGN
GoldenEye is an empty vessel of a game missing personality, charm, story or any kind of distinguishing character. If videogames were living creatures and had souls, Rogue Agent would be the wandering game in search of one. It´s a first-person shooter that feels like its dying to be like many other videogames but doesn´t achieve any sense of individualistic character. It´s missing that special something that gamers latch onto, love or obsess about in a game. Instead, you´ve got a title void of passion and a character lacking any personality. And to top it all, GoldenEye doesn´t do anything worthy of calling evil in any way, shape or form.
7.0 Presentation
Slick menus are coupled with a snore-fest of a story and empty, shallow characters.
6.0 Graphics
Holding up at 30 FPS on all three systems, Rogue Agent sports dull textures, level designs, and generic enemies.
7.0 Sound
Paul Oakenfold doesn´t make his strongest case here, while some of the voice-acting is good.
5.0 Gameplay
The run and gun gameplay is decent, but the single-player experience is a slog of repetitive, boring levels with no climatic sections. The Goldeneye stuff feels like a second thought.
8.0 Lasting Appeal
This 10-12 hour single-player game is better in the four-player multiplayer modes. Decent as a split-screen game or online for PS2 and Xbox.
6.3 OVERALL
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Review GameSpot
Gameplay - 6
Graphics - 6
Sound - 7
Value - 7
Tilt - 6
Nota 6.3 fair
Perhaps the worst part about GoldenEye is the fact that EA had successfully transitioned the Bond series out of the first-person shooter genre not even a year ago with the release of Everything or Nothing, which was a great action adventure game. Now, the company is right back to making substandard shooters with the Bond license, and this one even takes the name of the game that made Bond and first-person shooting such a great mix back in the day and drags it through the mud. Don´t be fooled: This isn´t the GoldenEye you remember playing on the Nintendo 64. Rogue Agent is competent at best, but mostly it´s a subpar first-person shooter that fails to stand out in any way.