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by Alice O'Connor, Aug 15, 2012 7:30am PDTJames Bond's merry adventures in Die Another Day and Licence to Kill will appear in the movie-spanning FPS 007 Legends, publisher Activision announced today. Those are the Timothy Dalton film with the scuba diving and the Pierce Brosnan one with Halle Berry and all that ice, if you're slack on your Bond.
DAD and LTK and join Moonraker, On Her Majesty's Secret Service, and the new Bond 'em up Skyfall in 007 Legends. One mystery final movie is still under wraps.
"The method of picking which James Bond movies to include in 007 Legends was a deep and thoughtful process between Eurocom, Activision, Eon and Danjaq," Bond movie production company Eon's David Wilson said in the announcement. "We took great care in selecting movies that helped define who Bond has become over the years, and ones that could be tied together in a compelling way to pay homage to 50 years of 007."
Developed by Eurocom, 007 Legends is coming to PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 on October 16.
Check out our screenshots of the two new reveals, and this new trailer:
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James Bond's merry adventures in Die Another Day and Licence to Kill will appear in the movie-spanning FPS 007 Legends, publisher Activision announced today. Those are the Timothy Dalton film with the scuba diving and the Pierce Brosnan one with Halle Berry and all that ice.
James Bond's merry adventures in Die Another Day and Licence to Kill will appear in the movie-spanning FPS 007 Legends, publisher Activision announced today. Those are the Timothy Dalton film with the scuba diving and the Pierce Brosnan one with Halle Berry and all that ice. : Shacknews
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