The Spy from TF2. 

Gotta go with Cate Archer on this one. NOLF is still probably one of my favorite shooters of all time, and I always liked how well-developed of a character she was, in addition to being a total badass. What I would give for a NOLF 3...

Batman, he's the best spy.

@GlenTennis said:

GEX obviously.

Can't beat that.

*ahem*

Marcus Fenix and Dom Santiago. They didn't stand out at all when they dressed up as locust and tried to sneak past everyone.

Snake?

Snake?

SNAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAKEEE

No love for everyone's favorite robot ninja? Raiden!

Pac-Man.

Yeah.

The Spy from TF2. 

Gotta go with Cate Archer on this one. NOLF is still probably one of my favorite shooters of all time, and I always liked how well-developed of a character she was, in addition to being a total badass. What I would give for a NOLF 3...

Bond, James Bond.

Black SPY from SPY vs SPY

Michael Thorton from Alpha Protocol

Solid Snake

Solid Snake

@ajamafalous: God damn you! That music still gives me nightmares!

I'll go with Naked Snake as well :)

Solid Snake, because even he didn't know what the hell he was doing half the time.

Cate Archer

Secret Agent Clank

White Spy (of Spy vs Spy)

@Surkov said:

Eva from MGS3.

I was going to say Solid Snake, but yeah, Eva was like a quadruple agent or something? I can't remember, there are so many twists in the overall MGS story arch.

I don't even play TF2 and I mean come on, obviously it's the Spy from TF2

Black spy from Spy vs Spy!

James Bond.

@Surkov: yeah, I like Eva as well.

I'm also going to throw my vote in for Cate Archer. NOLF2 was amazing.

Michael Thorton is the only spy.

Sly Spy.  He did it all one quarter at a time.

Cate Archer

I don't know,. maybe James Pond?

Drunk Michael Ironside.

@AndrewB said:

@OneKillWonder said:

Gotta go with Cate Archer on this one. NOLF is still probably one of my favorite shooters of all time, and I always liked how well-developed of a character she was, in addition to being a total badass. What I would give for a NOLF 3...

Wonder if NOLF would hold up today? My exposure to it was limited by the fact my PC was a piece. Where would one even find such a game these days?

I never played the PC version, only the PS2. But despite what many may say about it, the PS2 version was actually pretty solid. Though I have not played the game in a very long time, I think that as a game, it would still hold up today. Graphically, no, of course. But the varied mission structure and story/character stuff was what really made that game stand out. I loved hunting down all the intel items that filled out the back story, or sometimes just provided a piece of useless, albeit humorous info. It was also one of the longest shooters I remember playing. I'm not sure I ever finished it.

Sadly, I never actually got to play NOLF 2. One of these days I will try to find it.

I know Amazon has the first one for around $35 new, or much cheaper used. I really wish both games would come to Steam already.

Im sorry guess but you are all horribly wrong.

The only valid answer is Daniel.

Clank.

Cate Archer probably.

The character in my icon.

@Xpgamer7 said:

Agent 47 is kind of a spy.

@Tim_the_Corsair said:

Yoshimo from Baldur's Gate 2. Poor bastard.

@BulletproofMonk said:

Cate Archer, goddammit.

Some really excellent answers right out of the gate. Nice!

I'd probably have to go with Cate Archer cause she fits the definition best although these three are all awesome.

Golden EYE N64?

Spy Hunter 

Michael Thorton is the only spy.

the only spy i can think of: james bond.

You're all wrong because all of these people are known spies, the best spy is out there and we don't know they are a spy…