007: The World is Not Enough ^{(Nintendo 64)}

LEVEL:

TIME:

CHEAT:

Kings Ransom

2:20

Team King of Hill Multiplayer Scenario

Underground Uprising

2:15

Forest Multiplayer Level

Midnight Departure

3:05

Soldier Skins

Masquerade

3:15

Sky Rail Multiplayer Level

City of Walkways 1

3:35

Civilian Skins

Meltdown

Finish

Contemporary Villain Skins

LEVEL:

TIME:

CHEAT:

Courier

2:00

Suit Skins

Kings Ransom

3:45

Security Guard Skins

Cold Reception

3:15

Air Raid Multiplayer Level

City of Walkways 1

3:50

Covert Skins

Turncoat

3:20

Capture The Briefcase Multiplayer Scenario

Fallen Angel

2:45

Gadget War Multiplayer Weapons

Meltdown

Finish

Classic Villain Skins

LEVEL:

TIME:

CHEAT:

Thames Chase

4:25

Exotic Multiplayer Weapons

Underground Uprising

Finish

Skeleton Skins

Cold Reception

3:05

Exotic Skins

Night Watch

2:20

Castle Multiplayer Level

Masquerade

4:20

Scientist Skins

A Sinking Feeling

2:55

Navy Skins

Meltdown

Finish

Build the Golden Gun Multiplayer Scenario

There are several points of interest on the map. A few of the long hedge
corridors dead end in small brick alcoves replete with weapons and ammo.
These are great for camping if you have a powerful enough weapon.

In addition, a central brick courtyard is home to two extra-juicy items (provided
you're playing in Standard Mode). Not only is there a sweet RL 22 here (great
for shooting down the long, shrubby corridors), but also a pair of X-Ray
glasses that will allow you to see through walls. Use these to watch your
opponents as they creep through the hedges toward you. Stand in the central
circle or one of the brick cul de sacs and let your friends come to you.

Head upstairs to the ornately decorated office to grab the Frinesi shotgun,
great for these close quarters. Across the hall (and through the next room)
is a Body Armor, which will give you a significant advantage.

It is important to keep an eye on your opponent's portions of the screen
to see where they are on the map. By doing this, you can surprise them as
they come up the stairs or elevator, or avoid them if they are camping out.

Get your hands on a Magnum .44 early. It has massive stopping power, plus
a bit of zoom capability--perfect for these mean streets. Head inside the
buildings for great weapons and other perks. The gray, brick building (near
a frequent spawn point) contains a Body Armor that is indispensible.

Head up the indoor ramps to get to the upper rooftops. On one of the high
walkways, you'll find a Deutsche SA90. Grab it and camp. These lofty perches
will net many a frag as you pick off the completely exposed suckers running
around the courtyard below. Or, if you prefer a cruder method, pull out the
GL 40 and pummel the crowd with grenade rounds.

The key to this level is getting to the swank items and exploiting them.
Next to a steamy pond, you'll find a suit of Body Armor. This should be a
frequent stop on your travels. Another good destination is a small raised
cliff. At its base is an AT20. Grab it, then head up top to get a look at
the surroundings. Watch all the entrances from here. When enemies appear,
let them taste the fury of your missiles.

Once you get a powerful weapon, head to the terminal cave (your original
spawn point). This is a true dead end and a great camping place, if that's
your thing. Otherwise, scoop up the Ingalls and run like a banshee through
the caves, raining fire on all that crosses you.

The upstairs control room (the one with the world map in it) not only serves
as an easy way to cut across from one down ramp to the other, it holds a
load of guns n' ammo. Watch for attacks from behind here. They're quite popular
this Fall.

There is a downstairs room that will be the answer to all of your multiplayer
prayers. In this chamber (full of scattered crates), you'll find both Body
Armor and a GL 40, two elements to a successful Hidden Volcano campaign.
Once you have these, head to the elevator area and watch for enemies using
the lifts. As the elevator rises, drop a grenade on them. Diabolical.

The lifts can also be used for ambush. Take a look at your opponent's position
on the screen. When he/she crosses the warhead room, pop up and blaze for
a surprise attack.

The best weapon in the level--the MAR-4GL--can be found atop a bank of industrial
fans. This weapon is great, with rapid-fire and a clip that won't run out
as you chase down your prey. Second to the Mustang is its kid brother the
.44. Often, the action is in close quarters. You can always count on the
.44 to end things quickly in these circumstances. It can be found atop a
ramp (the only section of the level bathed in red light).

This same passage leads to the walkway overlooking the fan room, a busy conduit
that runs across the level. The walkway provides good sniping possibilities,
but watch out for the homies creepin' while you're sleepin'.

The best way to approach this map is to find and defend the small cabin here.
Although you have to keep an eye on the ramp in the center of the floor,
this is a swank spot for premium pickatude. Since the primary spawn point
is right next to the cabin, you can rack up a string of kills if you have
a power weapon. If you need to make an early exit, take a trip down the tunnel.

If you're looking for some extra protection, there is a Body Armor that sits
on one of the wooden bridges that extend across the snowy gorge near the
cabin.

If you're into the sniping thing, follow the tunnels to a steep ramp that
leads up to a snowy pass. From here you can survey (and kill) all in the
valleyt. Another fun thing to do is to patrol the ridges, waiting for enemies
(fish) who collect in the snowy trenches (barrel). If you have Frag Grenades,
this is especially delectable.

The best position in the level is in the map room, with your back to the
map. This gives you a view out through the wide window that looks into the
next room and adjacent hallway. Or you can back yourself into the corner
of the steering control room (it has a black and white patterned floor).
With a powerful enough gun, you can pin down this spot for a good while.
Some of the hostage rooms (the gray chambers where they held Christmas in
the single player) are good for a little cover, but can be death traps if
you get caught inside with superior firepower.

Either of the powerful Magnum-style guns will treat you right in this level.
Find them and love them.

This level is a fairly straightforward tunnel scramble, except that it has
quite a few doors. Watch out... it's easy to get hung up on these as you're
trying to get from room to room. If you are low on health, it is better simply
to run a circuit through the open corridors than to risk pausing in front
of a door.

The best weapons on this level are the rapid-fire M8 POW90 and Mustang MAR-4,
simply because they have spraying power to cover a moving target as you chase
your foes incessantly through the halls.

Since there are doorways everywhere here, the best thing is to simply keep
moving. If you insist on camping, grab a Magnum and head all the way back
to the red or blue lit rooms. There is only one entrance in the deepest of
these, and it is pretty easily held with that kind of stopping power.

In the blue-lit rooms, you'll find a Frinesi, which is an awesome force in
these tight halls. Pursue the rabbits and fill them full of shot.

Stashed in the forest (as you may remember from the Midnight Departure level)are
a pair of aluminum buildings, which are quite obvious, as they sport the
James Bond logo. These buildings are home to the GL 40. Grab it and head
up the metal ramp inside. If anyone approaches the door, bomb them silly.

Another good camping spot is on the cliffs leading to the river. Climb up
top and prey on the poor bastards who dare trespass below an expert marksman!

Sniping is all well and good, but the real fun of this level waits at the
end of the bridge. Here, you'll find an AT20 SENTINEL missile launcher and
some Body Armor. Time to hunt! With the suit of armor, you're protected from
stray bullets. With the AT20, you've got enough firepower to take down a
gunship, except that you'll be using it on your measly flesh and bone enemies.
Remember: the explosion is as good as a direct hit. If you can't draw a direct
bead on a foe, try to blast the rocket into the rock behind them to end things
quickly. After awhile, this level becomes a mad dash to the bridge to grab
these items. Defend the bridge and keep them for yourself. Simple as that.

For an extra edge, snatch up the Night Vision goggles near the tall cliffs
at the end of the river. These will help you see creeping foes hiding in
trees and rocks.

Note:Although the rooftops are enticing, they are also dangerous.
You are highly visible and susceptible to attack from those below. In addition,
if you fall from this height, you will die.

There are plenty of sniper weapons available here, and some heavy firepower
as well. The Suisse SSR4000 is a great weapon for quickly picking off people
in the snowy plaza below. It is located on the red building (opposite the
Body Armor). Behind a group of crates just inside the entrance to the red-flagged
building is a RL 22. Use this to pick arrogant snipers off of the rooftops
or blast enemies in the long, snowy passages connecting the two sides of
the map.

There are two wings and both are spawn points. You don't want to spend any
time on them or you'll get carried off by the whipping wind. However, if
you see an enemy out there, pause at the doorway and blast him. The force
from the shot may send him over the edge.

There is a long airbridge connecting the two planes. Run out of the back
hatch to get on the trailing plane, then snag the SSR4000 and snipe at the
exit door. If you are a good sniper, you can do this all day, provided no
one spawns in your area.

Grab the RL 22 from the library and back yourself into the corner here. Now
equip that bad boy and get ready to party. The first person through one of
the four visible doors will be fricasee.