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… That's a lot of money for Amazon from something it seemingly had no hand in publishing or developing. It simply lucked out by buying the rights to the Bond IP when development on First Light had already begun. …
… In an interview with Polygon , Amazon’s GM of gaming Jeff Gattis has now seemingly confirmed that it will be handling the publishing duties on all future James Bond titles going forward. “We did not make First Light ,” Gattis explained. “We do have a stake in it because we now own the IP, but that … …
… The Hitman maker published the game last year, but as of 16th March 2026, all publishing rights and duties are being transferred over to the developer. …
… On the surface, the reason for that publishing switch is simply down to the ownership situation of Bond's rights having changed since IO signed their deal to develop First Light and announced the game. …
… The timing of the game is interesting, though, as during its development, rights to the 007 IP changed hands to Amazon. It seems the company is keen to take over any future titles from a publishing perspective. …
… "Amazon MGM holds the rights to any future James Bond video games but it's still too early to discuss future projects," an Amazon spokesperson said in a statement to Polygon. …
… "Amazon MGM holds the rights to any future James Bond video games but it's still too early to discuss future projects," it said thanks, Wario64 . …
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… He explained that wouldn’t be the case with future Bond games, adding: “ We didn’t have the full rights to this First Light James Bond game” and that future sequels will be “done by MGM and, theoretically, by Amazon Game Studios.” This comment spread online, and many assumed that Gattis meant that … …
IOI Partners, the publishing division of IO Interactive, and Build a Rocket Boy have concluded its publishing agreement for MindsEye. …