We’ll have to wait and see what happens with Project 007, which makes our wait for No Time To Die’s Aprelease date all the more bearable. There have been a number of James Bond video games released over the years, but the most famous is easily Goldeneye 007 on the Nintendo 64. But for now, the prospects are delighting, as it feels like the same attention that’s been paid to the theatrical franchise is now being extended to this future endeavor in the video game space. The next James Bond video game has been announced with a teaser trailer, as IO Interactive (the studio behind the Hitman series) is working on Project 007.
We’ve only scratched the surface of what Project 007 means for the James Bond franchise’s return to gaming. Think of it as an appetizer before the main course only every so often, you can change what’s on the menu.
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As it’s the simplest idea on how to get 007 back into the gaming world much quicker, it wouldn’t be a horrible idea to have the Bond aesthetic applied to a free for all where SPECTRE agents can square off against the good guys in combat. While everyone and their mother seems to want to get in on the battle royale market that games like Fortnite and Call of Duty have made so insanely popular, it wouldn’t hurt to develop a James Bond-themed version of that same concept that can be reskinned/progress on a parallel path. A free mobile title called 007: World of Espionage was released by developer Glu in 2015, but there hasn’t been a major PC and console James Bond game since the last James Bond-inspired video game for console and PC, 007 Legends, came out in 2012 from Activision (timed to the theater launch of Skyfall). Could We Get A James Bond Themed Battle Royale Game While We Wait?Īt the very least, while the world waits for Project 007 to get into production and on the road to completion, there is another option that the folks at IO Interactive might want to consider.
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