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| | The Operative: No One Lives Forever PS2 Review |
 | | It's this universe, not James Bond or Austin Powers that No One Lives Forever borrows from, placing gun firmly in cheek for a very dry, campy adventure that knows just how ridiculous it is, and is smart enough to have fun with it. |
 | | It's when half of the male agents are dead that U.N.I.T.Y. decides to promote Cate Archer, its first female agent, to the field in the hopes that she can help uncover the enemy organization and put a stop to its killing spree. |
 | | No One Lives Forever is a first-person shooter, one that enjoys a dynamic of stealth, of going from room to room, corridor to corridor, from mini-shoot out to mini-shoot out. |
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