Performing a take-down earns the player one focus aim which can be used to shoot an enemy, killing them in one shot. how do you put it.AWESOME! I just love running up to an enemy and hitting 'square' (PS3) to beat the crap out of some goon. It sounds pretty dull in theory but when you are playing, the take-down system is very. When Bond is close to an enemy, the player can press a button to perform a special melee attack that dispatches an enemy in one go. The shooting is very straight forward and familiar but it's the take-down system where Blood Stone shines. James Bond is either sneaking about a building, trying to escape or is chasing someone - All of which faces Bond against a series of enemies which he must dispatch by shooting them or using a take-down. The game-play revolves around shootouts (Expected of a 3rd Person shooter ). The game levels are enjoyable enough without a purpose. This continues throughout the game until eventually it doesn't really matter anymore. You find yourselves in situation where you are asking 'Wait, so why are we in Siberia?' 'Why are these men trying to kill me?'. You are dragged around to all these different locations and are at some points unsure why. Which is where Blood Stone seems weakest. The story sends 007 across the globe as he chases down leads regarding 'Bio-Weapons'. The game-play is very exciting and manages to satisfy those who enjoy a good thrill or two - or in this case 10 or so. James Bond 007: Blood Stone is a game that will please all Bond fans and gamers alike.

After the disappointment that was Quantum Of Solace, I hoped that the next James Bond video game would surely improve on the mistakes that had made Quantum Of Solace a failure - I was not let down.

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