Released in 2002, this is a first-person shooter where you step into the role of James Bond, continuing the espionage narrative from previous installments. You engage in high-stakes missions globally, from Paris to space, focused on stopping the villainous industrialist Raphael Drake from weapon smuggling. Gameplay centers on utilizing an array of gadgets and firearms to complete objectives involving infiltration, combat, and data retrieval across varied environments. The experience features the likeness of Pierce Brosnan as 007 and was available on PlayStation 2, Xbox, and GameCube.
The narrative begins with Bond assisting French Intelligence in Paris to prevent the theft of a nuclear weapon. This initial action quickly escalates into a global pursuit as 007 goes undercover to infiltrate the operations of industrialist Raphael Drake. Drake is suspected of using his company, Phoenix International, as a front for international weapon smuggling. Bond must work alongside CIA and French operatives to recover a stolen missile guidance chip, leading to confrontations across multiple continents. The plot involves double-crosses, infiltration of secure facilities in Tokyo, and culminates in a final confrontation aboard a U.S. Space Defense Platform where Drake intends to use stolen missiles.
As a dedicated first-person shooter, the gameplay loop emphasizes action, stealth, and the tactical use of Bond's signature arsenal. Players navigate complex, multi-stage environments, engaging in firefights against Drake's operatives and specialized security forces. A significant element involves utilizing Bond's extensive inventory, which includes numerous conventional firearms and various types of explosives. Missions require players to complete specific objectives, such as data retrieval, infiltration, and extraction, often demanding a blend of direct combat and tactical maneuvering to proceed through the story.
This main game title was released for the PlayStation 2, Xbox, and Nintendo GameCube consoles.
The game features numerous weapons that players can carry, including various grenades and explosives, alongside mounted weaponry found within mission environments. Many of the firearms are based on actual weapons but appear with altered names within the game world.
There are no officially released downloadable content packs or expansions associated with this title.

Step into the shoes of the world’s most famous secret agent in James Bond 007: Nightfire for the Game Boy Advance. This thrilling action-adventure game plunges you into a globe-trotting mission filled with espionage, high-tech gadgets, and explosive action. Navigate through 10 challenging levels set in exotic locations, from the snowy peaks of the Austrian Alps to the depths of the South Pacific. Utilize Bond's signature arsenal of gadgets and weapons to outsmart enemies and complete your objectives. With a mix of first-person shooting, stealth, and puzzle-solving gameplay, each mission offers a unique and immersive experience. Engage in intense shootouts and undertake covert operations to uncover a sinister plot threatening global security. The game’s intuitive controls and detailed graphics make for an engaging handheld adventure that captures the essence of the James Bond universe. Challenge your friends in multiplayer mode, where you can test your skills in various competitive scenarios. With its captivating story, diverse gameplay, and iconic Bond elements, James Bond 007: Nightfire for the Game Boy Advance delivers a compelling spy experience that you can enjoy on the go. Ready your gadgets and save the world, Agent 007!

The PC version of James Bond 007: Nightfire was developed by Gearbox Software while Eurocom developed the home console version. It is mostly the same except for the removal of driving sections used in home console versions and some other minor modifications to the single player and multiplayer modes.