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IGN: So, what kind of game is GoldenEye: Rogue Agent? We know it's a first-person shooter. But what kind of FPS? Is it tactical, run-and-gun, is it squad-based? Is it a stealth game? What's the goal behind the gameplay?
Chris Plummer: GoldenEye: Rogue Agent is an aggressive-style, run-and-gun shooter, true to the spirit of the original classic. We've focused the gameplay on action and pitched gunfights, using cover, using the environment and playing with the cunning skills of a villain. The more you play like a villain, the better you'll fare against our all new E.V.I.L. AI, which is capable of everything the player can do.
IGN: What kinds of missions does your rogue 00 agent engage in?
Chris: Rogue Agent mission objectives cover a wide range of villainous motives including assassination, sabotage and taking revenge on those who have crossed you the wrong way.
IGN: It seems to me that Bond always has cool weapons, but the villains always have equally cool ones too. What kinds of weapons and gadgets will players be able to get their hands on?
Chris: Weapons include a mix of original designs, real-world weapons, and real weapons that have been heavily modified by criminal scientists. The range of weapons includes tried and true staples like pistols, submachine guns, assault rifles and rocket launchers as well as more exotic weapons that you wouldn't necessarily find on a modern battlefield. If you can't decide which weapon to use, you can always go double-fisted and wield two weapons at the same time.
Grenades are an important part of gameplay as well. We have a variety of indirect fire gadgets that you can use to take out enemies in groups and behind cover.
The most important gadget in the game, however, is your upgradeable GoldenEye. In addition to providing advanced HUD-like capabilities, once you earn the GoldenEye you can tailor its advanced technology features to provide unique advantages that fit with your style of play.
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