After the tutorial, the very first game mission demands that the player chase a fleeing enemy and catch him with all haste. Of course, this is impossible as the player will quickly be cut down by enemy gunfire. Instead the player is required to ignore the premise (and the instructions) and stop to use cover and stealth at every required juncture. There’s no stress, though: no matter how long the player spends on this chore, the fleeing enemy never gets away.

To further diminish the sense that the player makes any real choices in the game (which might risk providing some dramatic tension), it is likewise impossible to achieve objectives ahead of schedule. A later moment in the same chase scene finds Bond with cover, a clear view of the fleeing target, and a sniper rifle. However, the game demands that Bond perform a series of elaborate jumps, rather than stopping to fire at the target. Players who attempt the latter option find that the target can take numerous headshots without slowing down.

The game also suffers from a lack of depth in the field of play. Invisible walls abound, and while Bond is capable of making great leaps when the program demands it, at other times a simple step down from a 2nd story balcony will kill him, even at full health.

Players who don’t mind being cattle-herded from one button-pressing moment to the next can find some measure of solace in the lush visuals. Those seeking a more involved gameplay experience will be disappointed.

Compared to previous Bond games, some of which were quite impressive, Quantum of Solace may well deliver improved AI. Unfortunately, it expects to do the thinking for the player as well.
Rating: 2 / 5

I found the orientation of Galaxy to be disorienting and uncomfortable. As Mario, you move from planet to planet as levels. The object typically being to find and collect the Super Star. Each planet is like a ball that you run around on, but the camera does not change perspective. [..]

Graphically, this game looks good for a Wii game, though only somewhat better than what you would expect from a Gamecube. The music scores are orchestrated, but uninspired. The music from the old 2D Mario games were much more spirited.
Rating: 2 / 5

Also, there were way too many jitneys in this game.
Rating: 1 / 5

story line-

was ok guns are limited the sneak and peak around walls is awesome almost just like Rainbow Six Vegas 2. controls are easy. maps are very straight forward no real thinking involved too easy one could say.

Online play-

HORRIBLE HORRIBLE graphics look ancient online!!!!!!!!!!! i mean really horrible graphics online like playing 1990 game!! ridiculous!!!

i know my review is not the best but if you like Vegas 2 and Call duty this game is not for you!!!!!
Rating: 2 / 5