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Cate awakens and is soon thrown from the plane as it explodes. After surviving the fall via parachute, Cate is later introduced to a new partner, Tom Goodman, a UNITY agent from the American branch. After meeting him in a nightclub in Hamburg, they are ambushed by H.A.R.M. but manage to escape. The nightclub is owned by a German singer named Inge Wagner, whom Cate suspects is connected with H.A.R.M. The two are then tasked to investigate a cargo freighter containing several suspicious chemical containers that UNITY believes are linked to Dr. Schenker. Cate gets in the freighter, and after taking photos of the containers, is knocked unconscious by Armstrong, who spares her life by locking her in a cargo hold, thus ignoring Wagner's insistence that she must be liquidated. As the freighter heads out to sea, it slowly begins to sink, due to a huge explosion. Wagner and Armstrong escape immediately, but Cate has to fight her way out of the bowels of the freighter. Because Cate could not obtain the required information, she and Tom must return to the sunken freighter to finish gathering intelligence aboard. Cate goes scuba diving, and after investigating the shipwreck and obtaining the captain's log and the cargo manifest, she is ambushed by H.A.R.M. divers sent from a submarine commanded by Armstrong and Wagner but manages to escape.

959:' style game, so when people were obviously drawing that comparison, we decided to rework things a bit. We wanted to get away from the Bond comparisons that people were making, so we've changed the main character and the back-story a fair amount." As a result, the player controls a female protagonist in the final game, Cate Archer, who works for an organization called UNITY. Changing the main character to a woman not only helped the separation of the game from the Bond franchise, but also allowed for "more interesting dramatic possibilities", and the "list of gadgets got a lot more visually interesting". As Hubbard said, before switching to a female protagonist, he had been "struggling with trying to distinguish him from all the other male superspies from the era—extraordinarily handsome, intelligent, knowledgeable, resourceful, and so on. But a woman with those same characteristics immediately stood out because of the social climate of the time. No matter how qualified she might be, she'd have to overcome some serious barriers just to get a chance to prove herself. And if things didn't go flawlessly on a mission, she'd catch more heat than she deserved." 689:

UNITY, and a final gun duel ensues. Cate manages to injure Tom and arrest him, but Smith shoots Tom, causing him to fall into a freshly dug grave. Smith then tries to shoot Cate as well, but Jones shoots Smith and reveals that Bruno is still alive. Smith attempts his one last effort to shoot Cate, but Cate kills Smith just in time. With Tom and Smith shot dead, Jones and Bruno decide to tell Cate the truth; Bruno falsified his death so that Cate and the rest of UNITY could find the real traitor. Seven years ago, Smith was taken out of the field by UNITY due to his inadequate fieldwork. In order to sabotage UNITY as a way to avenge himself, Smith joins H.A.R.M. to kill the real Tom Goodman, and replace him with an impostor named Melvin Blitzney. When Cate's investigation initially foiled H.A.R.M.'s plan, both Smith and his mole were forced to reveal their true intentions. Cate reacts in shock upon finding out the truth.

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the Dumas' château located in the German Alps. While there, she is knocked unconscious by Armstrong, who spares her life by locking her in a cell. The Baroness gloats at Cate about her plans to take over the world and leaves. Cate then provokes Armstrong into an ensuing fist fight. After being defeated, Armstrong agrees to let Cate go, and defects H.A.R.M. by telling her where the list is located. Cate then realizes that she was infected after being shot with a blowgun by Wagner in Hamburg days ago. The Baroness mentions that Wagner must have set the count-down to 10 days instead of 10 hours. Eventually, Cate obtains another antidote and later, the list located in the Baroness's hidden lair.

654:, and is UNITY's first female spy operative. UNITY's leaders, Jones and Smith, are skeptical of Cate working as a field agent, and have previously relegated her to more mundane assignments. Intelligence reveals that a Russian assassin named Dmitrij Volkov and a new terrorist organization named H.A.R.M. are responsible for the murders of UNITY's former agents. Cate and Bruno embark on a dangerous assignment in Morocco, which later turns out to be an ambush set up by Volkov and his men. Cate manages to escape Morocco whilst Bruno is shot by Volkov. In the UNITY headquarters, Jones and Smith reveal that Volkov killed Bruno simply because he was the traitor, to which Cate reacts with disbelief. 602:, called "gear" items are also available for collection during the game, such as "fuzzy slippers" that reduce noise made by movement, earplugs that reduce damage from explosions, and a fire extinguisher that protects the player from burn damage. These gear items are sometimes located in hard-to-reach areas. At the start of each mission, the player can choose which weapons, gadgets and gear to take with them. Some intelligence and gear items cannot be collected on the first playthrough of the game, as the necessary gadgets to reach them are not unlocked until later in the game. If the player wants to collect these items, they have to revisit the mission with the appropriate equipment. 2305:(which acquired Monolith Productions). Warner Bros. did file opposition to Nightdive's trademark, leading Nightdive to try to seek a license arrangement. However, Warner Bros. representatives were concerned that if either Fox or Activision had a part of the ownership, that they would also need their approval. Nightdive attempted to work with Fox and Activision to search their archives, but as these transitions pre-dated computerized records, neither company wanted to do so. Nightdive's efforts were further stalled when they were told by Warner Bros. that they had no interest in partnering or licensing the IP, leading Nightdive to abandon their efforts to acquire the rights. 606: 539: 512:. Most, but not all, missions can be solved in multiple ways: using sneaking to avoid danger or by going in with guns blazing. A stealthy approach can be taken to evade security cameras, guard dogs and other obstacles. Enemies are aware of noise made by the player, including footsteps and weapon fire, and they also react to footprints in the snow, and dead bodies left lying around. The game features a wide variety of firearms, including a semi-automatic pistol, a revolver, a submachine gun, a sniper rifle, and an assault rifle. Some of the weapons can be loaded with different types of ammunition, including standard 5987:. / Guard 2: Ooo, bad call. / Guard 1: What are you talking about? It's a great car. That thing purrs like a kitten at 90 miles per hour. Hell, I can get her up to 120 without breaking a sweat. / Guard 2: Really? But I thought Edsels bombed. / Guard 1: They didn't meet sales expectations, but Ford still sold over 100,000 of them. / Guard 2: You're kidding! / Guard 1: No, I mean it. A car doesn't have to sell a million units to be successful. It's all about projections. Unfortunately, the Edsel didn't sell as well as 906: 2285:, a publisher of classic PC titles, filed trademarks for "No One Lives Forever", "The Operative", "A Spy in H.A.R.M.'s Way", and "Contract J.A.C.K.", Nightdive had also been able to acquire the source code for the games, which would enable them to remaster them for modern computer systems. However, Nightdive had yet to comment on the situation regarding who owned the rights to the game. At this point, the rights to the series were unclear, as the property may have been owned solely or in part by 1431: 685:, defeating the H.A.R.M. helicopters in the process, she encounters Volkov and a gun duel ensues. During their duel, an explosion causes an avalanche to send Volkov over the edge of a cliff. Later, Cate is confronted by the Baroness, and another gun duel ensues. After defeating the Baroness, she reveals that she has also infected herself and is about to detonate. Cate hurries to clear the civilians off the streets, and hides inside a building as the Baroness explodes. 2266:, the subtitle of the sequel, but I could be wrong about that. Fox got acquired by VUG, which in turn got acquired by Activision, while Monolith got bought by Warner Brothers, so some stars would have to align for everything to get sorted out." Hubbard added that "there didn't seem to be any interest in resurrecting the franchise" as of 2012, while he was still working at Monolith/Warner Bros. 1373:. As Hubbard explained, the game's intention is "to make you laugh, but not at the expense of providing a broader, more satisfying emotional experience than a spoof generally allows, so that even if you don't chuckle once, you can still have plenty of fun playing the game. At heart, NOLF is an action/adventure/espionage game with a healthy dose of levity." Humor is presented mainly via 1032:[...] was that it ended up feeling a lot more scripted and linear than it was intended to be". Hubbard also expressed dissatisfaction with the balance between action and intrigue: "Unfortunately, we came up a little short on intrigue. Stealth was too unforgiving. Once you were spotted, you were playing an action game." The team paid attention to these points while developing 1057:), including objectives and obstacles for the two teams. Like the single-player story in the game, this gameplay mode was also going to incorporate humor; for example, in one map, a goal of each team was to find a special watermelon for a mayor in a Moroccan marketplace. While this mode was publicly discussed even in July 2000, it is not present as such in the final product (which 2238:, Amrich asked his colleagues, saying that "he person that I normally talk to about this stuff does not believe that we currently have the rights. They've never seen it, they've never been given the permission to put that stuff on . He said, basically, 'If we had it, I would love to be able to reissue those old games.'" Amrich also asked a friend of his who worked at 2482: 2521: 2516: 2511: 2506: 2501: 2477: 2472: 2467: 2462: 2401: 2396: 2391: 2386: 2381: 1084:, which was originally developed by Monolith, and later by its subsidiary, LithTech, Inc. (later known as Touchdown Entertainment). The game is based on LithTech 2.5 (the first game to use this version), with many custom additions and modifications to support the game's design, such as support for vehicles. According to the game's creators, characters in 32: 1104:

stimuli, by following the footprints for example, and can sound alarms or call for backup. During combat, the AI finds cover positions, and, to some extent, can also use its environment for protection, such as flipping over a table and hiding behind it. After advancing AI technology in their subsequent games, Monolith likened the way

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afternoon to collect some antidote. Disguised as a H.A.R.M. space agent, Cate boards the rocket and travels to H.A.R.M.'s space station. While she is searching for the antidote, the space station is struck by a meteor shower, causing it to implode. Cate obtains a large antidote sample and uses an escape pod to return to Earth safely.

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presentation what it lacked in innovation." Other positive aspects of the process included the aforementioned mission statement, along with the flexible systems used in development, the cohesion of the team, and effective scheduling. On the other hand, Hubbard cited difficulties in fleshing out the final team, as well as inefficient

95: 731:"(although critically successful) fell embarrassingly short of [the team's] original design goals", and "it is a grim reminder of the perils of wild optimism and unchecked ambition" exercised by the relatively small development team. The team (which included approximately 18 core members during development of 1043:. We started this project with a pretty sober view of what we could achieve. As a result, every major feature we outlined made it into the game, as well as a few additional items we came up with during the project." However, there were still things that the team didn't have enough time to implement. For example, 1418:

of the spy genre. Contrasting the source of the humor in the two series, Hubbard noted that while the game is "campy and silly, [...] the underlying premise borders on apocalyptic. That dichotomy in tone results in a very different style of humor from a parody, where everything is in good fun

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Meanwhile, H.A.R.M. starts infecting and killing innocent people using Dr. Schenker's biological explosive development. The chemical is injected into the living host, and it feeds on organic material until it culminates in a massive explosion. H.A.R.M. states that if their ransom demands are not met,

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Later, Cate infiltrates the Dumas corporate headquarters, gaining access to their highly guarded safe, and photographing some relevant documents, despite heavy opposition, including an ear-splitting deathmatch against Wagner. However, after photographing the headquarter's final document, Cate escapes

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Now in possession of the antidote, UNITY needs the list of infected people to find out who administered it, during which Cate believes that the real mastermind behind H.A.R.M.'s events is the Baron's wife, Baroness Felicity Dumas, who is believed to be in possession of the list. Later, Cate heads to

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She is then tasked to escort Dr. Otto Schenker, an East German scientist, to England. Later on, as Cate and Dr. Schenker fly back to England, he is captured by H.A.R.M., led by Magnus Armstrong, who knocks Cate unconscious. Armstrong decides to spare Cate's life, believing that she is a fellow Scot.

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Back at UNITY's headquarters, Cate is congratulated for a mission well done, and everybody leaves to grab some rest. Cate arrives at a graveyard where Bruno was buried to pay her respects. She is then confronted by the supposedly long-dead Tom Goodman, who reveals that he is the real traitor within

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was significantly advanced at the time of the game's release. Enemy AI can react to eleven different stimuli, including hearing the player's footsteps or weapon firing, seeing the player's footprints in the snow, or hearing an ally scream in pain. The AI can try and investigate the source of these

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After the game's release, Hubbard identified the realistic expectations set by the team as a strong point in the game's development, saying that "given our budget, team size, and development cycle, the best we could hope to do was to create a fun, engaging 60s espionage game that would make up in

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UNITY is a secret international organization headquartered somewhere in England that protects humanity from outsiders who want to take over the world. In 1967, over half of the UNITY's elite agents are murdered by an unknown assassin within a week, leaving UNITY with a critical manpower shortage.

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inside it. Other gadgets include a body-removing powder for disposing of incriminating corpses, a robotic poodle to distract guard dogs, and a rocket launcher disguised as a briefcase. An ordinary coin can be thrown to confuse enemies, giving the player the opportunity to sneak by without a guard

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conference show. While at this time – as described in the mission statement above – the game was already set out to be a spy-themed shooter set in the 1960s, the version that was previewed to the press at this time had many differences to the finished product, with regard to characters, plot and

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The female protagonist "went through numerous concept sketches, costume designs, hairstyles, names, and even nationalities." According to Hubbard, it was a challenge to find a look for her that was not only evocative of era, "but also worked as a 3D model." In the end, the in-game model of Cate

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Soon after, Dr. Schenker reveals that the antidote for the chemical reagent is located in H.A.R.M.'s space station. Cate travels to a small island located in the Caribbean, where she infiltrates a secret space launch facility. Cate discovers that a rocket will be sent to the space station that

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At the end of each mission, the game displays various statistics, as well as any awards and bonuses earned during the mission. Awards are humorous textual notes given for the player's performance during a mission; these include awards for using a very low or a very high number of bullets, or a

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as the eponymous Operative, who works for UNITY—a secret international organization "dedicated to protecting humanity from megalomaniacs bent upon world domination." During the story of the game, Archer is sent on missions to a number of locales, including Morocco, East and West Germany, the

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on October 20). The different objectives were changed to a general goal for both teams in all maps: photographing the other team's intelligence item. However, a number of remnants stemming from the earlier gameplay design can be seen in some of the released maps, such as the office of the

1115:. Groups of AI guards make use of a group logic when investigating and combating the player. For example, one guard might start firing at the player, while another runs and calls for backup. The game's AI includes friendly and enemy humans, as well as dogs, sharks, and helicopters. 2128:. Each of the new levels is accessed during several moments in the original story, when Cate is knocked out by Armstrong. All three levels use new textures, new character models, and feature Cate's cat burglar outfit, as well as two exclusive gadgets. The port does not feature 1024:, delays due to waiting on technology, and the major difficulties in finding a publisher. Hubbard also mentioned the cinematic cutscenes as lengthy and problematic, partly because of technical difficulties, and partly because of conceptual flaws on his behalf, with regard to 661:

The information from the ship reveals a possible connection between H.A.R.M. and a large manufacturing firm named Dumas Industrial Enterprises, which was operated by Baron Archibald Dumas. However, the Baron claims he has no intelligence regarding his connection to H.A.R.M.

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Level: "Misfortune in Morocco", Scene 2. (Intelligence item). "Cate, you may sometimes come across intelligence items that you cannot recover because you lack a necessary gadget. If you want to collect these items, you'll need to come back later with different equipment. –

1602:, were not featured in the game, but were specifically written as extra material. The 9 songs were written by Rebecca Kneubuhl (who created the in-game score for the later PlayStation 2 port as well), and were recorded at Asylum Studios. The CD also features two songs by 614:"Thanks For Not Getting Hurt Award" for avoiding damage. The player also receives a rank, such as "Trainee" or "Super Spy", which is based on the number of intelligence items obtained during the mission. Achieving a high mission rank increases the player's maximum 748:

was a very difficult task for Monolith. Development had been going on for months, and the project had been approved by different publishers four times, before they were able to actually sign a deal with one. During this long time for finding a publishing partner,

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department to look for an appropriate model internationally. Archer's voice was provided by American voice actress Kit Harris, who also did the voice of the Inge Wagner character. Originally, Harris recorded the Scottish protagonist's voice in a stronger

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they will continue to use human time bombs to cause destruction around the world. Cate embarks on a train ride to Washington, where Dr. Schenker is believed to be located. Cate finds him and manages to escort him to safety using an underground base.

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division. This deal followed an initial January 2001 announcement by Fox where they announced to cease publishing as a standalone unit. The port was initially announced for a Q4 2001 release, but was instead released on April 29, 2002.

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Caribbean, and the Alps, where she gets into intense situations, such as scuba diving a shipwreck, free-falling from an airplane without a parachute, and exploring a space station in outer space, all the while fighting armed villains.

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designer Craig Hubbard also expressed confusion about the legal complexities behind the series. According to Hubbard, "my understanding was that Monolith owned the IP and Fox owned the title of the first game, which was technically

636:, and "H.A.R.M. vs. UNITY". The latter is a team deathmatch mode, where the goal is to capture as much intelligence for a player's team as possible, by sneaking in to the enemy team's base, finding the item, and photographing it. 2047:. This re-released version includes an exclusive mission otherwise not available in the original game, titled "Rest and Relaxation", which is available after the original story. The GOTY edition comes with the game's official 1316:, as well as "lots of historical references, encompassing everything from books and documentaries on the spy trade to fashion catalogs and interior-design books." The basis for the biological explosives plot was the 1967 film 2277:

is a really great title, and it's one of the ones where the rights are a bear to get sorted. Just like pretty much any other classic IP you're ever thought of, we’ve looked into it, but it’s not an easy thing to do."

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A novel feature of the game is its array of gadgets, often disguised as ordinary female fashion objects. For example, lipsticks double as various explosives, perfume bottles hold materials such as sleeping gas, a

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today. You couldn't because it would be too long, require far too many assets, and most significantly of all, risk all the cost of development on a comedy game – a genre that no longer exists." In a 2010 online

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Level: "Rescue Attempt", Scene 3. (Overheard conversation). "Guard 1: [...] I talked her into giving me the money instead. / Guard 2: What'd you do with it? / Guard 1: First thing I did was buy a '59

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is a shorter game, and unlike the previous titles, its main protagonist is not Cate Archer, but John Jack, who works for H.A.R.M. The game also focuses more on action gameplay, rather than on stealth.

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or urgency when the player is in a combat situation, or if enemies become aware of the player's presence. Whitmore's task as composer was "to capture the flavor of the '50s/'60s spy genre, without

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was going to be a 1960s spy game, lead designer Craig Hubbard started immersing himself in the subject matter, in order to "develop some fluency" in it. As he explained, he "was a big fan of early

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combines a fantastic sense of style with great animation and voice acting, clever AI, industry-leading interactive music, a wry sense of humor, and gameplay that keeps you coming back for more."

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in four categories: Game of the Year, Original Character of the Year, Excellence in Level Design, and Game Spotlight Awards. Out of these, the game earned a Game Spotlight Award for innovation.

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feature available in the PC version. The Mac OS X version of the game was given a 9.1 rating overall ("Outstanding") by IGN, and was called "a fabulous Mac version of this top notch game."

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was released on October 4, 2001. At this point, Fox Interactive co-published titles with a selection of partners, with the "Game of the Year" edition of the title being co-published by

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was also created. This includes the same 9 original tracks, although in a slightly different order. It does not include the two indie songs; however, it does feature Rich Ragsdale's

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for good measure. Some of it is subtle, some of it isn't." The name of UNITY, H.A.R.M., and other fictional organizations mentioned in the game follow the spy genre formula of using

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Level: "A Tenuous Lead", Scene 3. (Overheard conversation). "Guard 1: You play drums, right? / Guard 2: Yeah? / Guard 1: What kind of music do you like? / Guard 2: Exotica, mostly.

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By at least July 1999, Monolith has decided to introduce many major changes to the game; the main reason being that the gaming press unexpectedly started comparing the game to

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was ranked as #19, dubbing it and its sequel "two of the most memorable games of the past 10 years." In an article written in 2009 (nine years after the game's release),

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weapons program; the presence of humor in the game; some locations, such as the sunken cargo freighter; the use of gadgets, such as the rocket-launching briefcase; etc.

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dynamically changes during gameplay. In this sample from the "Ambush" theme, the music transitions from the "super ambient" music state into the "suspense/sneak" state.

2077:(version 1.003 on Windows) that year to "support the fan base by offering the tools to create their own levels". It is available both as a download, as well as on the 5047: 4793: 4330: 5173: 4742: 6661: 6062: 5140: 2875: 2671:

was much less positive than the original version. It has a 70.12% ranking on GameRankings (42 reviews), and a score of 67 out of 100 on Metacritic (23 reviews).

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and people were looking for more economical cars. / Guard 2: Wow, I never realized. / Guard 1: Just goes to show you how the press can twist things around."

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containing textual notes which often provide humorous side-notes and helpful hints to the game. The collection of intelligence items is optional. Special

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levels not available in other releases of the game titled "Nine Years Ago", in which the player controls a younger Cate Archer, when she used to be a

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gave the PlayStation 2 version an overall rating of 6.9 ("Passable") out of 10. The PlayStation 2 port received a 4.6 score ("Poor") out of 10 from

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Retrospective articles written about the game have also been positive. In a 2003 GameSpy feature called "The Top 25 Underrated Games of All Time",

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portion was originally going to be a story-driven cooperative gameplay mode (similar to the "Assault" game type in the 1999 first-person shooter

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In an earlier phase of development, the game's protagonist was a male character. This was changed after the press repeatedly made comparisons to

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a score of 9.3 out of 10, and praised the "game's unrelenting inventiveness [which] shows in virtually every aspect of its design." In

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After finally signing a contract with Fox (with whom partnership was announced to the public on August 24, 1999), the team was able to draft a

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album without guitars". While some of the instrument sounds came from professional collections, others were home-made samples, including solo

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for the game, Samantha Ryan, said that before the deal was signed, "[t]here was a period where Monolith was two weeks from death. And

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holding company. After the merger, Activision decided to sell off some IPs and retain others. In order to find out the legal details behind

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last month? / Guard 2: I sure did! That's the way to wrap up a series. / [...] / Guard 2: [...] I'm looking forward to

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called these figures "a tragedy, and it's tough to nail a reason." By January 2002, the game's total sales had reached 350,000 copies.

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They are forced to send UNITY agent Cate Archer and her mentor, Bruno Lawrie, on a series of high-profile missions. Cate is an ex-

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review the game was given a 9.1 overall rating ("Outstanding") out of 10, and was called "one of the best shooters of the year".

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feature titled "Why you must replay No One Lives Forever", Tim Stone hailed the 10-year-old game's use of humor, and wrote that

2171:(which was also ported to Mac OS X by MacPlay later). Similarly to the Windows version of the game, the Mac OS X port also uses 1377:, overheard conversations, textual intelligence items, and cutscenes. The humor includes "situational humor, and even a dash of 4958: 2706: 2036: 1233: 951: 445: 4304: 4277:(2004). "Chapter 16: A DirectMusic Case Study for No One Lives Forever". In Fay, Todd M.; Selfon, Scott; Fay, Todor J (eds.). 3009: 6576: 6556: 6222: 5103: 2024:

was released that included four single player missions, with one being a training mission. After the game's release, another

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were primarily 1960s spy-themed films, novels, television shows, as well as historical references. When it was decided that

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designer Craig Hubbard, have publicly admitted not knowing the precise legal situation of the series, as of May 2014.

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technology for its online multiplayer mode, allowing players to play with each other, no matter which platform they use.

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and poison dagger, sunglasses can be used for photographing evidence and detecting land mines, and a belt buckle hides a

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In various sections of the game, the player can ride a motorcycle, or a snowmobile. Other segments of the game involve

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was released, dubbed "Mega Mix Demo", which contained four single player levels and two multiplayer maps. A number of

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setting. The game's protagonist was originally set out to be a male character called Adam Church who worked for MI0, "

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aforementioned mayor seen in the Morocco map. Fully realized co-operative multiplayer was, however, a feature of

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version of the game. Instead, it featured original music by Rebecca Kneubuhl, and mixed by Gabriel Mann. The

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According to Hubbard, the team's "greatest asset was [probably] the list of mistakes we made during

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In April 2013, Activision community manager Dan Amrich attempted to explain the acquisition history of the

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than any other PC action game at the time, with Cate Archer's model having approximately 1,700 polygons.

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Gadgets are often disguised as ordinary female fashion items, such as these lipstick explosive devices.

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Level: "Safecracker", Scene 5. (Overheard conversation). "Guard 1: Did you catch the final episode of

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sold 36,501 copies by the end of 2000, which accounted for $ 1.32 million in revenue. The editors of

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was released in 2001, which included an additional mission on a remote island in the South Pacific.

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was among the best first-person shooters since the influential and critically acclaimed 1998 title

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in the latter part of the 2000s, there has been speculation about a possible re-release, or even a

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and television series of that decade, as well as for its humor. Players control female protagonist

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states that the game has "dated enormously but survives well", and that "you simply couldn't make

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A possible venue for re-release of the games would be computer game sale and distribution service

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and Fox Interactive signed a co-publishing agreement for four titles, including the PS2 port of

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received critically acclaimed for its stylistic representation of the era in the spirit of many

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received critical acclaim upon its release, and has an 88.34% ranking on the aggregate site

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The missions in the game are littered with "intelligence items": briefcases, envelopes, and

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series. However, a number of reports have pointed out the complicated state of the series'

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original interactive score; instead, it uses different original music by Rebecca Kneubuhl.

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was created by Rich Ragsdale. Kneubuhl and Mann also provided vocals for the title theme.

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a personality of its own by tweaking the cliches rather than merely rehashing them."

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Along with the character and plot changes, it was also decided to change the game's

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expected, but it definitely sold. If you ask me, it was just bad timing. There was

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Level: "A Man of Influence", Scene 1. (Overheard conversation). "Guard 1: You like

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A re-release of the game has been hampered by the complicated state of the series'

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and shows." This final theme for the game was settled on through discussions with

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franchise of films and games, Whitmore was initially asked to refrain from using

1475: 1450: 6519: 6480: 5970: 4925: 4849: 4644: 4540:"The Operative: No One Lives Forever – Game of the Year Edition – Overview – PC" 3259: 3248:"Fox Interactive announced exclusive development deal with Monolith Productions" 2914: 2622: 2070: 2066: 2048: 1581: 1560:, used in the H.A.R.M. theme. Influences for the score included German composer 1521: 1394: 1359: 1210: 1081: 889: 831: 765: 497: 428: 217: 100: 5437: 4619: 4209: 4098: 4001: 3935: 3600: 3577: 3410: 3292: 2792:"is every bit the amusing, inventive, life-affirming experience I remembered." 6505: 6464: 5957: 5634: 5272: 5238: 5203: 4988: 4962: 4517: 4027: 3688: 3640: 2680: 2637:

gave the game a score of 8 out of 10, and called it "thoroughly commendable."

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started in 1998, after the release of Monolith Productions' previous game,

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in the United States on November 10, 2000, by Fox Interactive, after it

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online "music search", organized by Fox Interactive and Indiespace.com.

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closed the deal with Fox Interactive that basically saved the company."

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and nobody, including the characters, takes anything very seriously."

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publisher Fox Interactive by Vivendi Universal Games (who also owned

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IP in a public video. This history includes the 2003 acquisition of

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In terms of video games, Monolith drew inspiration from a number of

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film series, Hubbard pointed out on several occasions that, unlike

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Our primary aim was to make the player feel like the hero of a 60s

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In 2001, Monolith Productions released a set of editing tools for

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Closing credits. Level: "Such is the Nature of Revenge", Scene 2.

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Coffey, Robert (January 2001). "Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!".

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Forum post by user "Dan", dated October 31, 2004, 09:00 AM. In:

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Forum post by user "Dan", dated October 30, 2004, 08:21 PM. In:

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of the "Game of the Year Edition", but includes three exclusive

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and map packs had also been made freely available for the game.

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was a little better, though. / Guard 1: Well, it's better than

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was named "Game of the Year" and "Action Game of the Year" by

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the headquarters despite witnessing Tom being shot by Volkov.

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noticing. A cigarette lighter can also be used as a miniature

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on the second CD. The songs available on this album, titled

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One of Swords TV: No One Lives Forever rights? (April 2013)

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by removing unnecessary details and making it more concise.

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is a story-driven video game, set in the 1960s, and stars

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Commercial video games with freely available source code

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editor used for development. The team also released the

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Jeff Lundrigan reviewed the PC version of the game for

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On May 11, 2000, at E3, Fox Interactive announced that

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was one of the best first-person shooters since 1998's

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DirectX 9 Audio Exposed: Interactive Audio Development

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When asked about the rights to the game in July 2013,

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that expand on impact and cause bleeding damage, and

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At the time of its release, many reviewers felt that

5806:"Retrospective: The Operative: No One Lives Forever" 6473: 6442: 6381: 6335: 6285: 6239: 6204: 6177: 6148: 6114: 6087: 6078: 5696:Brown, Ken (January 2002). "Cate Archer Returns!". 5383: 5381: 5354:"The Operative: No One Lives Forever Review for PC" 5160: 5158: 3889: 3887: 3574:"Interview with Craig Hubbard and Bill Vandervoort" 2605:(32 reviews). Many reviewers said at the time that 1801: 1793: 1645: 1637: 358: 342: 248: 228: 216: 204: 194: 184: 174: 162: 119: 107: 87: 5585: 5583: 5552: 5550: 5459: 5457: 5455: 5347: 5345: 5343: 5309: 5307: 5305: 5127: 5125: 4120: 4118: 4116: 3984: 3982: 3980: 3751: 3749: 3525: 3523: 3521: 3519: 3314: 3312: 3310: 2835:, it is chronologically set between the first two 2664:is one ferociously terrific game. Sequel please." 2643:gave the game 5 stars out of 5, and claimed that " 1487:is an album of bonus 1960s-inspired music, titled 5622: 5620: 5618: 5228: 5226: 4919: 4917: 4915: 4913: 4911: 4843: 4841: 4839: 4837: 4790:"Fox Interactive Simultaneously Shrinks, Expands" 4500: 4498: 4496: 4494: 4492: 3718: 3716: 3714: 3712: 3710: 3708: 3706: 3675: 3673: 2301:, and had acquired Fox Interactive in 2003), and 2136:mode is not present in this version of the game. 5714:"2001 4th Annual Interactive Achievement Awards" 5421: 5419: 5417: 5193: 5191: 4047: 4045: 3919: 3917: 3464: 3462: 3354: 3352: 3350: 3348: 3151: 3149: 3147: 3145: 3097: 3095: 2667:Critical reception of the PlayStation 2 port of 6132:No One Lives Forever 2: A Spy in H.A.R.M.'s Way 4739:"Vivendi Universal and Fox Sign Four Game Deal" 4154:"Updating Shooter Genre With a Disarming Style" 4054:"Three States and a Plan: The A.I. of F.E.A.R." 4026:. NOLF World. December 20, 2000. Archived from 3012:No One Lives Forever 2: A Spy in H.A.R.M.'s Way 2814:No One Lives Forever 2: A Spy in H.A.R.M.'s Way 2169:No One Lives Forever 2: A Spy in H.A.R.M.'s Way 2146:No One Lives Forever – Game of the Year Edition 1573:Whitmore's adaptive score was not used for the 1400:Regarding comparisons between the game and the 1128: 1014:No One Lives Forever 2: A Spy in H.A.R.M.'s Way 828: 459:No One Lives Forever 2: A Spy in H.A.R.M.'s Way 4886:No One Lives Forever for PlayStation 2 website 4324: 4322: 3628: 3626: 3624: 3622: 3430: 3428: 3394: 3392: 3390: 3388: 2942: 2940: 2938: 2936: 2934: 2932: 2821:of the first two games was released, entitled 2378: 1625:of 6 of the original songs, by Scott Clausen. 1524:technology, and its music is an example of an 475:released in 2003, both developed by Monolith. 6056: 6003: 6001: 5495: 5493: 4850:"No One Lives Forever – PlayStation 2 Review" 4061:Proceedings of the Game Developers Conference 3057: 3055: 3008:Game Chronicles Magazine (October 17, 2002). 2005:Original release and Game of the Year Edition 8: 5929:? / Guard 2: That was a funny movie. I wish 5519: 5517: 5199:"The Operative: No One Lives Forever for PC" 5133:"The Operative: No One Lives Forever for PC" 3053: 3051: 3049: 3047: 3045: 3043: 3041: 3039: 3037: 3035: 2679:, and was panned mainly for the lack of the 2530: 2498: 2459: 2356: 2020:on October 20. Before the game's release, a 1111:s AIs pop randomly in and out of cover to a 807:, another Monolith game, released after the 5591:"Fox, Sierra agree on game publishing deal" 4569: 4567: 4565: 4331:"No One Lives Forever PlayStation 2 review" 3478:"Re: No One Lives Forever / NOLF 1 & 2" 3321:"No One Lives Forever Teaser Site Launched" 2757:International Game Developers Association's 1516:port) was chiefly composed and produced by 1508:The soundtrack for the original version of 681:When Cate traveled down the mountain via a 6607:Video games developed in the United States 6084: 6063: 6049: 6041: 5839:"Why you must replay No One Lives Forever" 5718:Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences 5525:"1st Annual Game Developers Choice Awards" 5500:Lundrigan, Jeff (February 2001). "Finals; 4610:"No One Lives Forever Source Code Release" 2897: 2895: 2893: 2859: 2857: 2855: 2739:nominated the game in the categories for " 2737:Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences 2549:Game Spotlight Award for innovation (2001) 2529: 2355: 2316: 963:Archer was styled after model and actress 93: 84: 6612:Video games featuring female protagonists 6582:Multiplayer and single-player video games 3866:"No One Lives Forever Facts, Not Fiction" 3476:User "Damien_Azreal" (January 22, 2008). 2733:4th Annual Interactive Achievement Awards 1391:List of fictional espionage organizations 68:Learn how and when to remove this message 3216:"IGDA Forum: WB's Ryan On What It Takes" 3104:"NOLF2: A Spy in H.A.R.M.'s Way Q&A" 2102:Vivendi Universal Interactive Publishing 1784: 1628: 5894: 5366:from the original on September 21, 2013 4778:from the original on September 3, 2021. 4127:"NOLF Influences, Exclusive Screenshot" 4095:"Interview with Kevin Stephens on NOLF" 3768:from the original on September 29, 2013 2851: 1985: 1770: 1532:. For instance, the music increases in 258: 5754:from the original on December 24, 2010 5402:from the original on February 14, 2013 4997:from the original on December 12, 2021 4550:from the original on November 14, 2014 4370:from the original on November 12, 2012 4333:. totalplaystation.com. Archived from 4307:from the original on November 12, 2010 4152:Steinberg, Scott (December 28, 2000). 3816: 3806: 3505: 3495: 3228:from the original on November 16, 2009 3131: 3121: 2878:from the original on February 28, 2015 2303:Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment 2244:Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment 2242:developer Monolith (since acquired by 1498: 419:A story-driven game set in the 1960s, 6662:Video games set in Washington (state) 5724:from the original on October 23, 2010 5568:from the original on October 30, 2020 5176:from the original on December 9, 2019 5143:from the original on December 9, 2019 5042:Parrish, Peter (September 20, 2013). 4848:Perry, Douglass C. (April 23, 2002). 4472:"No One Lives Forever Bands Selected" 4426:from the original on November 6, 2015 4074:from the original on February 8, 2012 3214:Nutt, Christian (November 13, 2009). 1986: 1771: 1538:infringing on any existing copyrights 1243:was also cited as being influential. 7: 5773:GameSpy Staff (September 29, 2003). 5652:from the original on January 4, 2021 5535:from the original on August 13, 2015 5290:from the original on January 4, 2021 5246:from the original on August 30, 2020 4938:from the original on August 17, 2012 4882:"No One Lives Forever: Product Info" 3658:from the original on January 4, 2021 3607:from the original on August 20, 2013 3195:from the original on October 6, 2009 3110:from the original on August 16, 2011 2864:Hamilton, Kirk (February 27, 2015). 2360: 2321: 1362:, and the commercial failure of the 535:can also be fitted on some weapons. 6125:The Operative: No One Lives Forever 6031:The Operative: No One Lives Forever 5878:The Operative: No One Lives Forever 5627:"Game of the Year Awards: Action". 5388:Mac Donald, Ryan (April 24, 2002). 5211:from the original on August 2, 2016 4924:Sanchez, Rick (November 21, 2002). 4862:from the original on April 19, 2012 4446:"No One Lives Forever Music Search" 4125:Bergerud, John (October 26, 2000). 3837:Wilson, Billy (November 21, 2000). 3530:Sones, Benjamin E. (July 8, 1999). 3359:Sones, Benjamin E. (May 12, 2000). 2974:Bergerud, John (October 25, 2000). 2801:The Operative: No One Lives Forever 2380: 2312: 2260:The Operative: No One Lives Forever 2185:digital distribution of video games 2010:The Operative: No One Lives Forever 1248:The Operative: No One Lives Forever 938:for information about a top-secret 917:The game was announced at the 1999 719:. Craig Hubbard, game designer for 527:that continue to burn upon impact. 491:The Operative: No One Lives Forever 454:The Operative: No One Lives Forever 379:The Operative: No One Lives Forever 88:The Operative: No One Lives Forever 6617:Video games scored by Guy Whitmore 5960:, Sondi Sodasi, people like that." 5851:from the original on July 15, 2010 5818:from the original on June 21, 2010 5804:Walker, John (November 22, 2009). 5428:"No One Lives Forever – PC Review" 5352:Wolpaw, Erik (November 10, 2000). 5314:Bramwell, Tom (January 10, 2001). 4659:from the original on March 3, 2016 4396:from the original on July 13, 2011 4166:from the original on March 6, 2016 3961:. The Glue Factory. Archived from 3959:"Interresting NOLF stuff I dug up" 3898:. The Glue Factory. Archived from 3896:"Interresting NOLF stuff I dug up" 3795:from the original on March 3, 2016 3484:from the original on June 13, 2011 3399:Lopez, Vincent (August 17, 1999). 3168:from the original on June 17, 2011 3156:Bramwell, Tom (October 12, 2005). 2976:"NOLF Design Philosophy Explained" 2949:"Interviews: No One Lives Forever" 2262:. I think Monolith actually owned 1564:, the soundtrack of the 1968 film 1499:Problems playing these files? See 14: 5464:Cross, Jason (November 8, 2000). 5110:from the original on May 24, 2014 5050:from the original on July 8, 2014 4796:from the original on May 10, 2022 4745:from the original on May 10, 2022 4297:"A Spy's Score: A Case Study for 3756:Longo, David (November 8, 2007). 3599:Gaynor, Steve (August 27, 2005). 3532:"No One Lives Forever First Look" 3258:. August 24, 1999. Archived from 3016:. Game Chronicles. 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