James Bond 007 - Everything or Nothing

The XBOX and PlayStation version is a classic first-person shooter whilst the Gameboy Advance is a more traditional isometric guns-and-fists setup that's better suited to the GBA's graphical capabilities and button layout. A man named Dr. Diavolo is behind a series of nanotechnology thefts that have occurred in recent months. Bond must stop him and retrieve all stolen nanotechnology. Bond earns rewards for completing objectives by employing espionage, tactical skills, and Q-Lab gadgets to analyze every situation, masters an over-the-top hand-to-hand fighting system, and dispatch his enemies with a variety of useful objects. Goals usually involve collecting items, such as data discs and nanotech pieces, or killing a set number of enemies. Stealth plays a big role in the game, and James can sneak behind enemies and take them out with a choke hold rather than alert others in the area by firing a gun. Of course Bond can go into Q's lab and can purchase any of a dozen upgrades that can improve his armor, speed, and aiming characteristics. The GBA Bond also features arena-style combat with up to four players by using the Game Boy Advance Game Link cable to hook up. Multiple game modes and new maps featuring both co-operative and competitive play add a new dimension to link play.
Each of the game's 12 missions does a nice job of portraying Bond's jet-setting lifestyle, as you'll travel between various cities in Russia, Africa, and South America in your search for clues while attempting to sabotage Diavolo' operations!

Graphics/Sound:
As said, the GBA version runs in isometric (pseudo-3D) environments rather than as a classic 3D FPS game. The environments have a great deal of depth to them, even though the graphics aren't really 3D, and the characters display a wide range of movement. There are several nicely done effects such as explosions too.
Sound is also good, offering the original James Bond soundtrack as well as sampled phrases that M and Q speak during the cutaways. Also most enemies have a variety of phrases to say depending on what you're doing at the time.