Bond, games Bond...

It has all the ingredients you would expect from a 007 film - a string of A-list celebrities, a supermodel, a spicy soundtrack and lots of action.

Throw in a plot which sees the British agent once again saving the world, and you could be forgiven for thinking Everything Or Nothing, costing £5million to make, is the latest James Bond flick.

You'd be right - well, virtually. It is, in fact, the latest in a series of 007 interactive computer games.

Pierce Brosnan, John Cleese, Willem Dafoe and even Dame Judi Dench have been digitally scanned for the game, and they have recorded their voices for their roles.

The impressive cast is proof that Hollywood is now looking beyond films to the multimillion-pound games industry.

Heidi Klum is the 'new' Bond Girl while soul singer Mya provides the soundtrack.

Producers are dubbing the game the most interactive ever.

Joel Wade, from makers Electric Arts, said: 'We wanted to make Everything Or Nothing this year's Bond experience. As there's no film this year, we decided to treat it as if it were a movie.'

Heidi Klum said: 'When someone asks you if you want to be a Bond girl, you generally say yes - and I even get to kiss Pierce Brosnan.'

Players will control Bond from the 'third person' perspective in a real-time cinematic adventure.

The script takes players to four continents including Africa and the Americas. The game is on sale for £39.99.