The game, which doesn’t have a release date yet, will tell 007’s origin story
After eight years, fans of the “James Bond” franchise will finally get a new video game, and it will tell the superspy’s origin story. A new game “Project 007” and in development from IO Interactive, the same company that developed the acclaimed spy series “Hitman.” IO Interactive will use its proprietary game design software, Glacier (which it used to make the “Hitman” series) to develop the upcoming Bond game. IO Interactive announced the project in a teaser trailer today, but the upcoming game doesn’t have a release date yet. A free mobile title called “007: World of Espionage” was released by developer Glu in 2015, but there hasn’t been a major PC and console James Bond game since the last James Bond-inspired video game for console and PC, “007 Legends,” came out in 2012 from Activision (timed to the theater launch of “Skyfall”).
