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The latest trailer reveals how James Bond begins his journey to become 007, showing him entering the program and proving he deserves the iconic code number.

In the new game, 007 First Light, we’re showing players how James Bond became the iconic agent they know. According to IO Interactive CEO Hakan Abrak, the game focuses on the key events that shaped him early in his career – before he became a legend. Players will experience Bond as a rookie spy, still learning the ropes, but already displaying the intelligence, determination, and natural talent that will ultimately define him. Even at this early stage, you’ll recognize the core qualities that make him James Bond.

Here is an overview of the game, via Fuse Games:

The game’s main character starts a new life in Kagatsu Village, a remote mountain settlement. The village operates under a set of old, strict rules, and disobeying them can have serious consequences. However, players who choose “Safe Living Mode” at the beginning can experience a peaceful and carefree life in the village without worrying about breaking those rules.

Whether you’re a longtime anime fan or just getting started, it’s nice to begin with shows that aren’t constantly filled with characters yelling attack names. Recently, Comic Book published a list of ten great, calmer anime for both experienced viewers and newcomers. But with so many fantastic anime series and movies out there, ten isn’t nearly enough! So, here’s another list of ten equally wonderful anime that you’re sure to enjoy.

The 1975 film The Stepford Wives is based on Ira Levin’s novel of the same name. It tells the story of Joanna (played by Katharine Ross), who moves from New York City to the town of Stepford, Connecticut, with her husband and children. Once there, Joanna begins to notice that all the women in Stepford are strangely beautiful, flawlessly domestic, and completely devoted to their husbands. As the story progresses, she uncovers a terrifying secret: the women have been replaced by incredibly realistic robots controlled by their husbands, and she realizes she’s in danger of being next.

As a Castlevania fan, I’m really excited about Belmont’s Curse! It’s a new game that’s sticking to the classic style we all love. What’s even cooler is that Konami is working with some awesome developers – Evil Empire and Motion Twin, who both made Dead Cells, plus they did The Rogue Prince of Persia too. It sounds like it’s in great hands!

This four-player game focuses on cooperative combat in a dynamic and challenging environment. The developers recently released new gameplay footage showcasing how it works.

Here is an overview of the game, via Sony Interactive Entertainment: