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007 - russia yori ai o komete

Description

James Bond 007 From Russia with Love is a third-individual shooter computer game created by EA Redwood Shores and distributed by Electronic Arts including Ian Fleming's mystery operator, James Bond, whose similarity and voice is that of Sean Connery.

The game depends on the 1957 novel and the film of a similar name. The game pursues the storyline of the book and film, with including new scenes to make the game more activity situated, just as changing the connection of the principle scoundrels. Also, it highlights numerous components of later Bond movies to reproduce the vibe of the period, for example, the Aston Martin DB5 that appeared in Goldfinger (1964) and the stream pack from Thunderball (1965). From Russia with Love is likewise outstanding in that it is the primary computer game to utilize Sean Connery's more youthful similarity as James Bond and the first to incorporate all new voice work by the performing artist following twenty-two years from the job. From Russia with Love is the last James Bond computer game by Electronic Arts advertised before they lost the rights to Activision in 2006. It is the second-to-last computer game discharged by MGM Interactive and the last James Bond computer game until the arrival of 007: Quantum of Solace in 2008.

Story

One of the progressions to the plot of the computer game is the nonappearance of the despicable association Specter, who assumed an essential job in the film. Because of lawful issues that have tormented the James Bond film arrangement since 1963, the association was renamed "OCTOPUS" and seems to come up short on a focal innovator in a similar vein as Ernst Stavro Blofeld. The Specter name was tied up in a long-running disagreement regarding the film rights to Thunderball, between United Artists/MGM and the now-expired author Kevin McClory.

The game starts with a pre-title arrangement in which Elizabeth Stark, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom's girl, is seized by OCTOPUS while going to a gathering. Bond was relegated to go to the gathering for simply such an occasion, and he crushes OCTOPUS and salvages Miss Stark.

Like the film, OCTOPUS has considered an arrangement to humiliate British mystery administration operator 007 for the passing of Dr. Julius No from the film Dr. No, in which No was an operator of Specter. The arrangement includes the burglary of a Soviet encoding machine known as the Lektor with the assistance of a deserting Soviet operator, Tatiana Romanova. Be that as it may, Romanova is being utilized by OCTOPUS to bait James Bond into a device; their definitive objective is to give him a chance to get the Lektor and after that snare him for it, slaughtering him in mortifying style too. Romanova is sent by Rosa Klebb, an operator of the KGB (in both the novel and film, a specialist of SMERSH) who has covertly abandoned to OCTOPUS. Her quick subordinate, Donald "Red" Grant, ensures Bond through the primary portion of the game and assaults him in the second. The game closures with a last attack on OCTOPUS base camp, amid which Grant is lethally shot by Bond.