James Bond 007 in...Agent Under Fire

"The most interesting feature at present is the different ways in which you can approach the FPS levels, either by use of stealth, or by full on, English-football-hooligans-on-tour, hardcore violence."

"Agent Under Fire’s single-player game is too short and too easy, with limited replayability. It’s fun while it lasts, and the game does successfully combine a first-person perspective shooter with third-person perspective racing game."

"Agent Under Fire is a fun game, but not necessarily that impressive for a second-generation PS2 game. Everything here has been done before, and done better by other games this season, but if you're a fan of Bond you could do a lot worse than Agent Under Fire."

"Agent Under Fire is a good looking and sounding Bond adventure with a splendid multiplayer side to it. The single player game is well worth playing through once, even if you find yourself a mite unimpressed from time to time by the events unfolding on-screen. Repetitive? Okay. Predictable? Sure, but it’s still a Bond adventure, and thanks to the multiplayer mode there’s some real longevity here."

"While it's got some good moments and fun multiplayer, the short, bland single-player game makes this better suited as a rental than anything else."