Either way, the developers will likely incorporate stealth and infiltration mechanics from Hitman into Project 007, as well as plenty of neat James Bond gadgets. Hitman games have traditionally been third-person with first-person elements (not counting the new VR Hitman) and James Bond has had plenty of FPS entries. In order to honor GoldenEye 007's legacy, a first-person shooter makes the most sense, but it may not be the best call. However, a press release confirmed that the game would be an original story, not related to any other James Bond version shown so far.
It's unclear if the game will be in first-person like GoldenEye 007, third-person like Hitman, or a combination of the two. The company perfected stealth shooters with its Hitman series, proving that they can handle a spy thriller like Project 007. IO Interactive is the perfect developer for the newest James Bond video game. Between technological advancements in gaming and a new James Bond film on the way, the timing is just about perfect for a 007 video game revival. The announcement teaser for Project 007 which was shared by IO Interactive didn't reveal too much, but it's still got plenty of James Bond and Hitman fans excited. While expectations may be incredibly high, Project 007 can potentially be the best James Bond game since GoldenEye 007. Related: Hitman: Why Agent 47 Has A Barcode On His Head Because of this legacy, Project 007 has a lot to live up to, but it is also in the best possible hands.
Just about anyone who played the game has fond memories of it, and despite the plethora of titles that have released bearing 007's logo since, it still remains one of the most well-regarded James Bond experiences. Widely considered to be one of the best first-person shooters on console at the time, GoldenEye 007 created a massive fanbase by allowing players to step into James Bond's shoes while he completed dangerous assignments and utilized a variety of gadgets and weapons, while also keeping the good times rolling with fun multiplayer action.
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