Play 007 - Everything or Nothing (J)(Rising Sun) Online

I picked up 007: Everything or Nothing for the Game Boy Advance, a 2004 release from Electronic Arts. It was part of that wave of licensed games trying to capture the feel of the console versions on a handheld, with mixed but often interesting results. This one stood out for trying to be a proper third-person action game on the GBA, not just a side-scroller or top-down affair.

You control James Bond through a series of missions, moving from room to room to complete objectives like retrieving data or neutralizing targets. The core gameplay involves sneaking past guards, using a silenced pistol for quiet takedowns, and engaging in shootouts when things go loud. There's a hacking minigame that breaks up the action, requiring you to match frequencies under a time limit. The pacing is fairly brisk, though some sections can get tricky with limited visibility and aggressive enemies. It feels like a condensed, functional interpretation of a Bond adventure, fitting a surprising amount of espionage tension into the small screen.