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.
At Gamescom 2025, ExpectingMrBond.com sat down with Rasmus Poulsen, Art Director at IO Interactive, to explore the creative vision behind 007: First Light. In our conversation, Poulsen explained why the team sees.
At Gamescom, we had the chance to sit down with 007: First Light Art Director Rasmus Poulsen. While the full interview will follow soon, here’s a new insight — a closer look at what IO.
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.
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.
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.
During the 2025 PC Gaming Show, PC Gamer premiered a seven-minute behind-the-scenes video about 007: First Light. Unlike typical interview segments, this piece was filmed directly inside IO Interactive’s Copenhagen.