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The simple answer is no, 007 First Light isn’t canon in the general James Bond lore, as the game doesn’t tie into the movies in any way. Instead, IO Interactive is looking to tell its own unique James Bond story, with the game serving as an origin story. You’ll follow Bond as he begins as an MI6 recruit and eventually evolves into the 007 agent we all know him for. More Insider Gaming: All 007 First Light Pre-Order Bonuses, Editions & Prices, Explained Naturally, the developers have taken tons of inspiration from the plethora of source material, so in spirit it should feel like a story ripped

At present, it doesn't look like anyone has picked up "Ian Fleming and The Curse of James Bond" in the U.S.. If you're a U.K. resident traveling in America, a VPN like NordVPN can help you access this service as usual.

There is currently no dedicated streaming service for "Ian Fleming and The Curse of James Bond" to be housed on in Australia. However, the documentary does have international distribution in place so we can expect it to arrive Down Under eventually. If you're an Aussie working away from home, a VPN like NordVPN can help you access your usual streaming platforms. Casino Royale (1953)Live and Let Die (1954)Moonraker (1955)Diamonds Are Forever (1956)From Russia, with Love (1957)Doctor No (1958)Goldfinger (1959)For Your Eyes Only (1959)Thunderball (1961)The Spy Who Loved Me (1962)On Her Majesty's

Generally speaking, there have been two canon runs for James Bond, with the first 20 films all part of the same canon, whilst Daniel Craig’s movies served as a reboot for the franchise. Whilst it might seem hard to wrap your head around, since there were five different Bond actors throughout the original film franchise, it’s best to think of them like a comic book. They all loosely tied into one another, but with different writers and artists throughout the years, telling one winding adventure. More Insider Gaming: 007 First Light Cast Revealed—All Voice Actors, Explained However, when Daniel