Aquablast
31. December 1988
James Bond: Live And Let Die is a racing video game loosely based on the 1973 James Bond film of the same name where James Bond navigates the stages in a modified speedboat. The game was released by Domark for the Amiga, Atari ST, Amstrad CPC, Commodore 64, MS-DOS, and ZX Spectrum in 1988. Developers Elite Systems International Ltd began writing the game without knowing it would ultimately become a James Bond title. The game was swiftly branded with the usual 007 trappings and titled Live And Let Die as publishers Domark spotted the obvious connection with the film's speedboat chase. Elite also released the game Aquablast (the original title) to the market without any Bond branding.
The title is loosely based on the events of the film. High-speed boat chases, helicopters, airplanes. All anyone could wish for in a computer game! You are the only person to save the planet from being poisoned. Follow the complex route of waterways to reach the enemy bases. Collect fuel and supplies as you need them but beware of the enemy's attempts to thwart your mission. Live and Let Die is a thrilling chase across water, requiring both skill and ingenuity to carry you through.
Release date
31. December 1988
Alternative names
- Live and Let Die: The Computer Game (Alternative title)
- James Bond 007: Elä ja anna toisten kuolla (Alternative title)
- Leben und sterben lassen: Das Computerspiel (German title)
- Ian Fleming's James Bond 007 in Live and Let Die: The Computer Game (Alternative title)
Releases
- Amiga 1988
- Atari ST/STE 1988
- Commodore C64/128/MAX 1988
- ZX Spectrum 1988
- Amstrad CPC 1988
- Amiga 1989
Languages
Interface
IGDB ID
14262
