GoldenEye Reloaded multiplayer – hands-on  Sure, it's a remake,
but one crafted with enough love to dispel modern online gamers'
ambivalence towards Bond games GoldenEye Reloaded GoldenEye
Reloaded: a modern remake of a splitscreen classic PR  Down the
years, there have been plenty of James Bond games, but only one
ever made any lasting impression on gamers: 1997's GoldenEye for
the Nintendo64. The impression that the franchise was something
of a poisoned chalice was reinforced when Activision acquired it
in 2006, meaning it was able to make a Quantum of Solace game,
but the credit crunch did for the next scheduled Bond film, so
Activision needed to resort to something more imaginative than
creating the inevitable game-of-a-film. Last year, it
commissioned British developer Eurocom to remake GoldenEye for
the Wii, and this year, we are being treated to GoldenEye
Reloaded, another remake of the 1997 game, but for Xbox 360 and
PlayStation 3.  Sure, there's a whiff of vanity publishing about
the exercise, but ha