Could one of James Bond’s most memorable gadgets from GoldenEye (1995) be making a comeback in 007: First Light? With the announcement of the Deluxe Edition, IO Interactive teased fans.
Collector’s Editions have always held a special place in my heart. Announced ahead of release, they turn the wait for a game into something bigger: not just playing, but owning.
Gamescom 2025 is just around the corner, and before diving into the excitement of new reveals, I wanted to share one of the puzzles that has been on my mind.
The camera lingers for just a moment – Bond walks through the entrance hall of the MI6 / Universal Exports building, discreet earbuds in place. At the reception desk, he.
After a long absence, IO Interactive is finally back at Gamescom (August 20–24), bringing 007: First Light along for the ride. We expect the big gameplay reveal to happen right here at the show, not in some.
We expected Leica to give Bond a camera. And they did — one with remarkable sharpness. In more ways than one. When Leica was announced as one of the official.
For over six decades, James Bond and Aston Martin have been an inseparable pair—from the iconic DB5 in Goldfinger to the muscular DBS in Casino Royale. And when 007: First.
It’s the blink-and-you’ll-miss-it moment that has gadget fans pausing their playback. Amidst the restrained tension of the 007: First Light reveal trailer, there’s a brief but intriguing detail: James Bond.
“We obviously don’t want to spoil anything, so there are a lot of things we’re not ready to reveal yet — and unfortunately, that also includes the villain or villainess.”— Christian Elverdam,.
Ever since 007: First Light was first announced, fans have been asking one central question: What kind of man will a young James Bond be? The trailer reveals a sharply dressed, emotionally.