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… If anything, the more likely scenario is that Amazon takes on publishing duties in the future, rather than allowing IO Interactive to continue self-publishing. …
… 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 … …
… Because of that pre-existing deal, Amazon "didn't have the full rights to this First Light James Bond game," Gattis said, and so IOI was able to self-publish. …
… 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. …
… IO could still theoretically strike a deal with Amazon that would see the Danish studio developing a sequel to First Light, but with Amazon publishing it instead of IO. …
… In an interview with Polygon, Jeff Gattis, GM of gaming at Amazon, says that while the tech giant "didn't have the full rights to this First Light James Bond game," sequels will be "done by MGM and, theoretically, by Amazon Game Studios." “We did not make First Light . …
… He says that, while Amazon "didn't have the full rights to this First Light James Bond game", any sequels will be "done by MGM and, theoretically, by Amazon Game Studios." It's not suggested that IO Interactive will be replaced as developer, just that publishing duties will move over to Amazon. …
… Like 2024's Indiana Jones and the Great Circle , it's a rare example of a tie-in game that begs for a sequel. …
… Related IO Interactive Got The James Bond Rights By Sticking Daniel Craig's Face On Agent 47 Talk about shooting your shot. …
… YouTube Watch On So why would Amazon suddenly be interested in publishing, and possibly developing, videogames again? …
