James Bond 007: Blood Stone breaks free of the "licensed game" curse, crafting an above-average game based on an existing property however, the game struggles to push beyond this point to give gamers something they haven't seen before. With financial issues casting doubt on a new Bond film along with dust settling on Activision's claim on the license, Bizarre Creations-known for its proclivity toward the racing genre-was tapped to give 007 an original adventure, starring Daniel Craig.
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Trust No One: The UK’s biggest secret is about to fall into the wrong hands.When last we saw Ian Flemming's enigmatic hero, James Bond, in a video game, Treyarch had adapted his last film adventure into a first and third-person hybrid shooter with lukewarm results. Use offensive driving techniques to speed, reverse and handbrake-turn your way through explosive driving sequences on land and sea, doing whatever it takes to stay alive and reach your destination. Become Bond using authentic combat maneuvers such as punches, kicks, grabs, throws and the environment to finish off enemies with a fighting style inspired by a blend of martial arts. Your 00 status has you battling through land, sea and air in exotic international locations such as Athens, Istanbul, Bangkok and Monaco in a wide variety of environments including city streets, rooftops, casinos, oil refineries, dams and even hovercrafts. Blood Stone, an explosive third-person action/adventure game from critically acclaimed developer Bizarre Creations, features Daniel Craig, Judi Dench and Joss Stone in an original story from the writer of GoldenEye and Tomorrow Never Dies. However, given the broad delistings in early 2013 it has been speculated that their license was revoked rather than allowing it to run to term. Activision’s license of the James Bond property from MGM and EON was established in 2006 and slated to run through 2014. These included 007: Quantum of Solace, GoldenEye 007: Reloaded, James Bond 007: Blood Stone, and 007 Legends. 
In early January of 2013 Activision removed all of its digital James Bond titles from sale with no advance notice.
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