James Pond is a computer platform game that was developed by Millennium Interactive and published by Electronic Arts for the Amiga and other platforms in 1990.[1]

In the game the player controls a fish who has to solve puzzles to defeat the enemy. The game spoofs James Bond with levels mimicking Bond movies, with titles like "A View to a Spill", "Leak and Let Die" and "From Sellafield with Love."

The gameplay revolves around finding objects to perform specific tasks, such as keys to rescue captured lobsters, or sponges to bung up the holes in leaking oil tankers. James must also fire bubbles at his enemies to trap them, before popping them to finish them off.
-adapted from Wikipedia...
for der pict:
http://www.mi6.co.uk/livenews/images/james_pond.jpg {copy+paste}

**james pond is the first underwater spy ever!!!!
brend and maryam told me bout this....the name's kinda cute and funny...so we made use of the name...used the name for my blog....