The game trailer makes this look like a competent (if typical) third-person shooter / action-racing game, but Everything or Nothing was pretty good, so I'm optimistic.  Moreover, I'm extremely pleased with the credits sequence (see below), especially since it reveals that Richard Jacques is doing the music for this game.  With David Arnold already announced as doing the music for the Wii version of GoldenEye, someone at Activision has their head on straight.

http://xbox360.ign.com/dor/objects/1430 … ml?show=hi

I feel bad for Daniel Craig.  Since development of the next Bond movie has stalled, he's on track to have appeared in more Bond video games than Bond movies by the time he ages out of the role.

Well, being in Bond films is typically not too great for actors' "serious acting" careers, so maybe he won't mind too much.  Also, Brosnan was in more Bond games than Bond films as well:

Films:
GE (1995)
TND (1997)
TWINE (1999)
DAD (2002)

Games:
GE (1997)
TND (1999)
TWINE (2000)
007 Racing (2000)
Nightfire (2002)
Everything or Nothing (2004)

I would define an appearance by an actor in a video game more narrowly than the use of the actor's likeness in the game.  Saying that Brosnan was in all of the games that you listed is like saying that Patrick Stewart has been in dozens of Star Trek novels because his likeness is on the cover.

I would consider an actor to have appeared in a game only if that actor had made an original contribution to it.  Only Everything or Nothing meets this criterion.  Bond's voice in all of the other games on your list, if he had a voice at all, was provided by an impersonator or sound clips from the movies.