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Alternate Title:	007: The Living Daylights – The Computer Game
Console:	Commodore 64
Region:
Year:	1987
RFG ID #:	U-018-S-07560-A
Part #:
UPC:	052145200326
Developer:	Sculptured Software
Publisher:	Melbourne House
Rating:
Genre:	Shooter
Sub-genre:	Third Person
Players:	1
Controller:	Standard Controller
Media Format:	5.25" Floppy Disk

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For your eyes only. Destroy immediately after reading.

Dear Bond,

Welcome back to the service, James. A am most pleased to see you working with us again. We have a very special assignment lined up for you. It will require you to use all your special skills. It needs that delicate blend of skill, finesse, diplomacy and brute force that only you can bring. You are the only agent left in the service capable of performing this vital task.

In what may well prove to be your toughest assignment yet, you are to arrange the defection of General Koskov, one of the KGB's top men. We think that we have turned him, but he is very cunning and may have fooled us. He may be treacherous, keep a close eye on him at all times.

Your mission notes follow.

All the best, M

Console	Reg.	Type	Title	Publisher	Year	Genre
Commodore 64		S	Living Daylights, James Bond 007 in The: The Computer Game [Tape Version]	Domark	1987	Shooter
Commodore 64		S	Living Daylights, James Bond 007 in The: The Computer Game [Disk Version]	Domark	1987	Shooter

• The game is based on the 15th film to star the British spy James Bond who was played by Timothy Dalton. The film was released in 1987 and directed by John Glen. The films were based on the character created by Ian Fleming (1908 – 1964) who appeared in various novels and short stories.

• Written by: David Barbour
• Designer: Richard Naylor
• Music FX: David Whittaker