Explosives:
- fragmentation grenade
- Flashbang
- Smoke grenade
- Satchel Charge (plastic explosives, timed 5-30 sec)
- remote mine
- Laser trip bomb
Gadgets:
- stunner keys
- Watch laser
- grapple cell phone
- Mini-Camera lighter
- Infrared/EM vision
- Q-worm
- Decoder
- Phoenix Ronin
- remote flashbang shaver
| Pistols:
- Wolfram PP7
- GoldenPP7Golden PP7
- Wolfram P2K
- Golden P2K
- Kowloon Type 40
- Kowloon Type 80 (MP+random set only)
- Raptor Magnum
- Raptor Magnum 50
- Golden Gun (MP)
Machineguns:
- Deutsche M9K
- Storm M32
- SG5 Commando
- Advanced Individual Munition System-20 {AIMS-20}
| Other:
- Korsakov K5 (dartgun)
- Frinesi Automatic 12
- Winter Tactical Sniper
- Winter Covert Sniper
- Militek Mark 6 granade launcher
- AT-420 Sentinel (camera-guided)
- AT-600 Scorpion (heatseeking)
- Delta Repeater crossbow
- Phoenix Samurai
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007: Nightfire is a first-person shooter video game based on Ian Fleming's British secret agent James Bond, of the secret British intelligence agency, MI6. This marked Pierce Brosnan's fourth appearance as James Bond before the release of his fourth and final Bond film Die Another Day, however, in the video game, his likeness was only featured and not his voice. 007: Nightfire was developed by Eurocom for the PlayStation 2, Nintendo GameCube, and Xbox video game consoles. Gearbox Software developed the game for Windows, which Aspyr later ported to the Mac. The computer versions are substantially different from the console versions, featuring different missions and a modified story line. It was published by Electronic Arts in 2002. In 2003 EA released Nightfire for the Game Boy Advance this time developed by JV Games. This game was a modified version of Moonraker.
