Everything or Nothing's Internal Level Names

Text strings I grabbed just by using Notepad++ on some of the game files from EoN and its two demos. It's a lot that I'm not too interested in really describing so hope that TCRF gets on that ball one day.

A few things I can say at least are...
1. Ground Zero, Underworld, Everything or Nothing, and all the post-game stuff were not originally in the game before its three month delay.
2. MI6 Interludes and secondary sections to some levels mostly have names. Le Rouge's section is called Ashes to Ashes, Jaws' section in Dangerous Descent is Dead Drop, and the VTOL boss in The Final Card is Everything or Nothing. The first MI6 Interlude is A Warm Reception, the second MI6 Interlude is A Quick Stop, the second M meeting is Small Secrets, the first Q-Lab visit is New Toys, the third Q-Lab visit One Last Thing.
3. Single Player was also meant to have a chapter system akin to Co-Op. It would've been Egypt, Peru, New Orleans, The Bayou, Peruvian Return, and Moscow.

GBA Hints for Everything or Nothing

One of the more obscure features in Everything or Nothing. If you connect your GBA to your GameCube/Wii and select a connectivity option in the GBA EoN game, you will be told hints and stats while you play. Pretty nifty.

But I didn't do that. All this is ripped from the PS2 version of the game. Enjoy.

Wrath of Cortex's Music Shenanigans

As someone who's had the pleasure of ripping and editing the music from The Wrath of Cortex, it has made one thing clear. The second of silence at the start of every track is not some programming error caused by the inclusion of Medieval Madness' music existing.

James Bond Film References in Games

Just stuff that this resident Bond expert was able to remember.

Build Date of 007 Games #1

Found using HxD.

Agent Under Fire Console Comparisons

Agent Under Fire is unique in being the only Bond game of the sixth generation to be exclusively developed for the PlayStation 2. A downsized version of the PS2 team would go and port this game over to the GameCube and Xbox with interesting results.
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Will be updated over time.

Agent Under Fire Basic Console Comparison

The only Bond game exclusively developed for the PlayStation 2. The GameCube and Xbox versions are ports.