Alright, let’s talk about James Bond 007 – The Duel on the Sega Genesis. It’s exactly what you’d expect from a 16-bit Bond game—lots of running, shooting, and questionable enemy AI. The first level throws you straight into a shootout in some docks, and yeah, the controls take a second to get used to. Bond moves like he’s had one too many martinis, but you’ll adjust.

The car chase levels are where it gets fun—dodging traffic while blasting goons in convertibles feels straight out of a cheesy Bond flick. The graphics? Classic early '90s pixel art, so don’t expect GoldenEye. But there’s charm in the way Bond flips over obstacles and the way enemies dramatically collapse when shot.

It’s not the deepest game, and some levels drag a bit, but if you’re into retro action or just love Bond, it’s a solid time. Just don’t expect a masterpiece—it’s more of a "turn your brain off and shoot stuff" kind of game. The soundtrack’s got that spy-movie vibe too, which helps.

Honestly, it’s a weird little relic, but I’ve replayed it more times than I’d care to admit.