European PlayStation fans can download GoldenEye 007: Reloaded on the PlayStation Network. The full game download is available for £39.99 through the PSN store.

Based on the original screenplay, GoldenEye 007: Reloaded introduces brand new ‘Mi6 Ops Missions’ – new, distinct levels additional to the single-player campaign that span the varied environments from the story. The game challenges players to complete different Assault, Elimination, Stealth and Defence objectives all showcased in HD and running at a smooth 60-frames per second. GoldenEye 007: Reloaded takes multiplayer to new heights, maintaining and improving its renowned four-player split-screen action and adding full, adrenaline-pumping 16-player online matches with more maps, weapons, characters and game modes than ever before.

GoldenEye 007: Reloaded was developed by Eurocom.

We all remember how good the single player campaign of the original N64 classic was, and though the Wii version changed almost everything, it was a hell of a ride as well. The same goes here. The campaign is a thrilling one, putting us in some very cool set piece moments, some very intense firefights, some great stealth sequences and memorable scenes from the movie. For those who’ve already played the Wii version, there’s not much new stuff here. The campaign is exactly the same, and you still shoot enemies in the face at the same spots you did in the Wii version, you still scan objects with your phone, and you still punch that guy in the toilet in his face, so those who’re already played this game last year shouldn’t expect anything new in the main story mode.

But the new MI6 mode is a whole another story. The MI6 mode is a compilation of several short missions with objectives you must complete, taking either offensive, defensive or stealthy approaches. It’s like a single player Spec Ops mode from the Modern Warfare series, so it’s obviously a lot of fun. And while the AI hurts the experience a bit, just like it does in the campaign, at the end of the day, it remains an excellent mode, one that adds a lot of longevity and replay value to the game.

And like all First Person Shooter games these days should and have to, GoldenEye 007: Reloaded greatly impresses in the multiplayer aspects. While the online component is not as fleshed out and engaging as the ones you might find in heavyweights like Call of Duty, Halo or Battlefield, it’s still something that’ll keep you coming back to the game over and over, something that will get you hooked and addicted and provide you with great amounts of fun.

The maps are very well designed, with each encouraging players of various styles. Close quarter maps make for excellent backdrops for those who like CoD-like intense shootouts, and open maps are great for stealthy players, or those irritating buggers who like to camp or snipe (damn you). Weapons are well designed and have distinct feels of their own from one another.

There are plenty of modes in the multiplayer component to fiddle around with. There’s the Golden Gun mode, for a good old one-hit deathmatch, or the Classic mode, for those of you who like health packs better than regenerating health, or normal, modern day staples like Capture the Flag and Team Deathmatch. Leveling up is fleshed out and deep, and makes for an addictive system that will make you want to come back to the game long after you’re done with the single player.

You won’t be spending as much time with the game as you would in Modern Warfare 3 or Gears 3’s online lobbies, but this is still something all FPS fans have to play.

The visuals of the game are clearly leagues ahead of the Wii version. There are still a few rough textures here and there, and frame rate drops hamper the action where there’s just too much going on on the screen, but overall, the visuals are impressive. The sound design is also great, with each of the weapons having their distinct sound effects. Silenced pistols sound especially good. The soundtrack is, as you’d expect from a Bond game, very well composed, punctuating the highs and lows of the intense campaign perfectly.

So while you shouldn’t expect an experience as detailed and fleshed out as other shooter games here in GoldenEye 007: Reloaded, and there’s not much here that last year’s Wii version did not offer, it’s still a game that must be played by all shooter fans, and especially all Bond fans.

This game was reviewed on the PS3.

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GoldenEye 007: Reloaded, HD re-release of last year’s remake of the N64 classic (don’t ask), is almost here, with its November 1 release date looming large. And to beef up the excitement, Activision has released this launch trailer for the game.

The trailer shows some great gameplay footage that will sure get you excited for the game.

Stay tuned to GB, we will have our review and continued coverage up soon.

Here’s another video walkthrough for Goldeneye 007: Reloaded which shows some combat, a more action based sequence as compared to the stealth section shown in the last developer walkthrough.

The game looks really good, and definitely something I’m looking forward to. The video shows some all out combat sequences, some stealth gameplay and delves upon other aspect, like the use of music and its importance in the game.

GoldenEye 007: Reloaded is the HD re-release of last year’s Wii remake of the N64 classic. Yeah, I know.

The game releases in November for the Xbox 360 and PS3. Stay tuned for more info.

GoldenEye 007: Reloaded is a contemporary James Bond experience featuring HD visuals and realistic environments running at 60-frames per second, akin to today’s elite action games. Additional to the legendary story campaign, the game introduces the brand new ‘Mi6 Ops Missions’ — new, distinct levels separate from the campaign that span the varied environments from the story and challenge players to complete different Assault, Elimination, Stealth and Defense objectives.

Eurocom has released a new 8 minutes long gameplay video for their upcoming Goldeneye 007: Reloaded. The video shows Bond intruding a Russian facility- stealthily. It’s got lots of silent takedowns, backtracking, travelling through vents and apparently, player choice. Kind of reminds me of Deus Ex, but I guess that’s a good thing.

Anyway, this gamer looks great, and the video above looks really good as well. You should have a look.

GoldenEye 007: Reloaded is a contemporary James Bond experience featuring HD visuals and realistic environments running at 60-frames per second, akin to today’s elite action games. Additional to the legendary story campaign, the game introduces the brand new ‘Mi6 Ops Missions’ — new, distinct levels separate from the campaign that span the varied environments from the story and challenge players to complete different Assault, Elimination, Stealth and Defence objectives. GoldenEye 007: Reloaded also takes multiplayer to new heights, maintaining and improving its renowned four-player split-screen action and adding full, adrenaline-pumping 16-player online matches with more maps, weapons, characters and game modes than ever before.

Goldeneye 007: Reloaded releases for the Xbox 360 and PS3 in November. Stay tuned for more info.

Check out this new walkthrough for the upcoming PS3 and Xbox 360 game: GoldenEye 007: Reloaded. This video focuses on the stealth and other gameplay mechanics that players can expect from the game.

GoldenEye 007: Reloaded is a contemporary James Bond experience featuring HD visuals and realistic environments running at 60-frames per second, akin to today’s elite action games. Additional to the legendary story campaign, the game introduces the brand new ‘Mi6 Ops Missions’ – new, distinct levels separate from the campaign that span the varied environments from the story and challenge players to complete different Assault, Elimination, Stealth and Defence objectives.

The game is due later this year. For more on GoldenEye 007: Reloaded please click here.

Activision have announced that the robust bundle will include the game on Blu-ray disc, PlayStation Move , navigation controller, PlayStation  Eye camera and Sharp Shooter peripheral for PlayStation 3 exclusive Double ‘O’ Edition bundle pack.

As an added bonus for PlayStation 3 gamers, GoldenEye 007: Reloaded will feature a free, exclusive downloadable character. The notorious villain from the 1979 film Moonraker, HUGO DRAX, will be playable in split-screen and online Classic Conflict multiplayer modes while wielding his Moonraker Laser Pistol.

“Working closely with Sony, we’ve created a great bundle that arms fans with all the vital secret agent equipment right off the shelf,” said David Oxford, Executive Vice President at Activision Publishing. “We can’t wait for gamers to pick up the PlayStation Move and Sharp Shooter to experience a James Bond video game like never before.”

“If any game has been tailor-made for the PlayStation Move and Sharp Shooter, it’s GoldenEye 007: Reloaded,” said Rob Dyer, Senior Vice President, Sony Computer Entertainment of America. “This is a reimagining of one of the most revered and iconic shooters of all time, and we wanted to allow our PlayStation fans to truly step into the shoes of everyone’s favorite secret agent with the unparalleled control of Sony Computer Entertainment’s motion-based entertainment.”

The game releases November 1st, 2011.

Source: Press Release