According to Krogh, 007: First Light focuses on fast-paced action, unlike the more deliberate, stealth-focused gameplay of Hitman. The developers aim to keep the Bond game moving quickly by giving players plenty of options, so they can make decisions much faster than in a typical Hitman level.
Will Powers, marketing director at Pearl Abyss America, explained on the Dropped Frames podcast that the game’s system is constantly changing. It figures things out based on the in-game weather and temperature. Things like how high up you are, the time of day, wind, and whether it’s snowing or raining all play a big role.
Following last week’s State of Play announcement for its sequel, Scars of Kosmora, PlayStation has increased its support for the game by adding it to the PS Studios family. Although the developer, Ember Lab, will still operate independently, the game will now be treated as a first-party title, similar to games like Lost Soul Aside, Death Stranding 2: On the Beach, and Stellar Blade.
In a recent podcast, Powers explained that the game is a one-time purchase and doesn’t rely on ongoing microtransactions. While there are pre-order bonuses, any additional content released with the game at launch will be purely cosmetic, meaning it won’t affect gameplay.
The format holder’s recent livestream, which aired just a few days ago on February 12th, has already received over 3.2 million views. This is a new record, exceeding the views of the previous most popular episode from June 2025 by more than 200,000.
Thanks to a new partnership between Konami and Ubisoft, Solid Snake will be featured in an upcoming seasonal update for Rainbow Six: Siege, and we now have confirmation that Rainbow Six: Siege will continue to receive updates.
Having successfully cast Celia Imrie and Stephen Fry in the first season, producers are reportedly trying to persuade Simon Grant to appear in the next one.
A new 60-minute BBC Two program, currently titled ‘Harry Clark Goes to Rome,’ will follow the TV personality as he travels to Rome and Vatican City to investigate faith in today’s world. The show promises to be a fascinating look at this important topic.
The cooperative shooter game, where players choose from four unique heroes to fight waves of robotic enemies, had a limited test on PC in February 2024. After that, Ubisoft didn’t release much information, and it appears the test didn’t go as well as they’d hoped.
The format holder’s recent livestream, which aired just a few days ago on February 12th, has already received over 3.2 million views. This is a new record, exceeding the views of the previous most popular episode from June 2025 by more than 200,000.