Proto:James Bond 007: Everything or Nothing (PlayStation 2, GameCube, Xbox)

This page details one or more prototype versions of James Bond 007: Everything or Nothing (PlayStation 2, GameCube, Xbox).

A demo build of the PlayStation 2 version was released on Official UK PlayStation 2 Magazine Demo Disc 40 in August 2003, 6 months before the game was released as it was delayed. The demo has a LOT of drastic differences when compared to the released game. It allows you to play two levels, the Nanotech Facility and the Pontchartrain Bridge.

Differences

• M's briefing is done by Samantha Eggar as opposed to Judi Dench. She was used as a placeholder until Judi Dench did her recordings.
• M's briefing dialogue is a bit different to the final game's. The line "This isn't a game" at 0:56 is never heard in the final game.
• There is no location text when the opening cutscene starts up for the Nanotech Facility level.
• Agent Under Fire's loading symbol can be seen at 1:00. It can also be seen again from 11:03 to 11:08.
• The music when Bond uses the rappel after the opening cutscene kicks in earlier than it does in the final game.
• The health bar is different and in a different position at 1:12. There is also no battery meter.
• You can regenerate health by crouching and staying still.
• All weapons have the correct magazine capacity. In the final game magazine capacity is significantly reduced.
• Weapon ammo text is different and in a different position.
• Weapon name text is different.
• Weapon text box is different.
• Weapon pictures can be seen when scrolling through inventory. They can only been seen through Bond Sense in the final game.
• The MP5K gunshot sound effect is different.
• You cannot use your inventory while in Bond Sense.
• You can't analyze dead enemies with Bond Sense.
• Bond doesn't say "I'll use that explosive here" when dropping the explosive into the exhaust vent.
• An arrow can be seen at 3:50 for placing the explosive into the exhaust vent.
• An unknown conversation between Bond and M can be heard from 3:58 to 4:08.
• Bond has to pick up ammo manually as opposed to walk over it in the final game.
• The flaming debris can hurt you, you lose all your current health when it happens.
• An arrow can be seen at 8:09 for turning on the flame vent system.
• Running straight doesn't lead to a sprint.
• Rolling isn't implemented yet.
• Armor isn't present due to different health system.
• There is no death theme or slow motion when you die.
• Nightfire's loading symbol can be seen from 11:17 to 11:29.
• The last piece of M's dialogue for the Paris Prelude mission from Nightfire can be heard from 11:36 to 11:40. This is a placeholder.
• The objective text is different from 11:33 to 11:36.
• It places you just before the bridge as opposed to making your way from the woods to the bridge in the final game.
• There's much less traffic to avoid than there is in the final game.
• There's no speed penalty for driving on the bridge's drainage grates.
• Action slide text is different and in a different position at 13:00.
• Bond Moments weren't implemented.
• Jaw's health meter and text is different at 13:24.
• M and Q don't message Bond during the Pontchartrain Bridge mission.
• Taking down Jaws is much easier and faster than the final game.

(Source: NotyourusualZero)

A demo build of the Xbox version was released on Official Xbox Magazine Demo Disc 28 in February 2004, around 2 months before release. This is much closer to the final game but has some noticeable differences. It allows you to play the same two levels as the PlayStation 2 Demo, A Long Way Down and the Pontchartrain Bridge.

Video

• The health bar is different.
• Weapons have different spelling.
• Bond Moments are Gold and have a different jingle.
• You can focus on the downed enemies and see what they are called along with seeing what you can shoot.
• Bond Moments aren't present for the PontChartrainBridge level.
• The PontChartrain Bridge level is much harder than the final games.
• The loading icon is reused from Agent Under Fire.

(Source: NotyourusualZero)