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…Amazon bought the James Bond rights last year for $20m , which is why IO Interactive was clear to publish 007 First Light, because the deal was done before Amazon took Bond over…
…While fans naturally worried about potential changes to the future of the series, the acquisition came after a deal had been forged with IO Interactive to develop and publish a game then…
…While IO Interactive self-published that game, the head of Amazon Games says that won't be the case going forward. In an interview with Polygon, Jeff Gattis, GM of gaming at…
…Their acquisition happened after MGM's deal with IO Interactive, which is why IOI was able to self-publish. Perhaps Amazon will settle for publishing the game and getting a cut of…
…As far as I understand, all that's changing is Amazon will publish future James Bond games; IO Interactive will remain the developer of those games. I think, given the huge success…
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…IO Interactive self-published First Light because of a deal worked out before Amazon took over the franchise, though Amazon has a “stake in the game” and the company is talking with…
…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…
…company, which holds the rights to the James Bond franchise, has indicated it could take on publishing and perhaps even development duties. Chris Kerr , Senior Editor, News , GameDeveloper.com June 4, 2026…
…Nightfire was published by Electronic Arts, who were looking for a partner to port the console version to PC. In an interview with writer Cade Onder , Sledgehammer Games co-founder and EA…