Free Skyfall DLC is now available for 007 Legends on the PS3. Head over to the PSN store now to download it. Xbox 360 and PC gamers will have to wait until the 20th of November.
As expected, the DLC allows players to experience Skyfall on a whole new level.
The DLC is completely free to all owners of 007 Legends.
After a considerably long wait, James Bond is back. Daniel Craig returns as 007 for the 23rd Bond film, Skyfall.
Skyfall also marks the 50th anniversary of James Bond.
To the people behind Bond and his latest outing on the big screen, 007 Gamer would like to say congratulations.
Skyfall is out today in the UK and will be released in other locations worldwide over the coming months. For a full list of worldwide dates, visit the official Skyfall release page here.
If you missed out on the worldwide premiere of Skyfall then head over to the 007 Gamer on Twitter and have a read of what went on.
I’ve also gathered some footage of the event along with the official YouTube recording of the premiere. So if you missed out on the whole thing, no worries – watch the entire event right now just below!
Bérénice Marlohe looking incredibly stunning
Daniel Craig starring in his third outing as James Bond
Judi Dench as M
Ralph Fiennes alongside Daniel and Bérénice Marlohe
Ben Whishaw as the new MI6 quartermaster
Scaramanga (Christopher Lee) reliving the good old days on the red carpet
Prince Charles - the highlight of the night for many
YouTube will be covering tonight’s worldwide premiere of the 23rd Bond film, Skyfall. Make sure to keep an eye on the countdown timer over the next few hours to guarantee you don’t miss it.
007 Gamer will be living tweeting the event from the official 007_Gamer Twitter account. This will be followed by a post summarising the event with photos and video footage.
I now present to you the very first teaser trailer of the new James Bond movie - Skyfall. I’ll save my impressions for a separate post, so for now pull up a comfy chair, increase your YouTube video settings to full screen 1080p HD, and sit back and enjoy... for exactly 1 minute and 24 seconds.
As the teaser trailer states, Skyfall is due out in cinemas this November.
Activision will unveil the new 007 game based on the 1995 film GoldenEye at the annual Comic-Con expo in San Diego this month.
The announcement will take place on July 20 with Activision also showing upcoming games in the Spider-Man and X-Men series.
GoldenEye was neither the highest grossing or most memorable Bond film of all time, but the original GoldenEye game on the Nintendo 64 remains as one of the greatest video games of all time.
For now, industry watchers believe the new GoldenEye game will be released on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.
Treyarch the makers of the Quantum of Solace video game and Eurocom the makers of the recently released GoldenEye 007 have not been linked with the new Bond game.
Raven Software are still rumoured as being the developers of the new title.
For once Japan is the last country to receive a highly anticipated video game. Yes, that's right, they actually do get the short end of the stick from time to time. However, with GoldenEye 007 for the Nintendo Wii, there's unfortunately a very good reason for its late release in the land of the rising sun. It's simply because the Japanese market doesn't like first person shooters.
Can you remember the last time a Japanese first person shooter was even released? I can't, and it's mainly because they're non-existent. And even if there are a few of them out there, us Westerners are far too busy admiring and enjoying of American-made FPS titles such as, Halo, Team Fortress and Call of Duty.
So yeah, just to let everybody know, the Japanese version of GoldenEye 007 is now out in Japan. The minor advantages of the Japanese version of the game is a better-looking box art and the fact Nintendo were in charge of the publishing side of things.
On another note, check out the 5 minute Japanese trailer of GoldenEye 007 below:
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