007: First Light's Bond plays more reckless than Agent 47's murder chess, and after scissoring Mads Mikkelsen before diving off a balcony, I think I get it
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Summary
IO Interactive, developers of the Hitman series of games, have announced their new Bond game 007: First Light and fans are excited to see where the developer will take the world’s favourite secret agent.
However, one writer has discovered after killing Le Chiffre in Hitman, that the two have some differences and playing as Bond in the new game may not be as straightforward as it first appears.
It seems that Bond is more impulsive and some moves need to be made on the spot, whereas Hitman players tend to meticulously plan their moves.
The writer suggests that this was evident when they went to take out Le Chiffre in the Hitman game, and ended up missing the target due to drinking alcoholic beverages and taking time out to “pretend to be Bond”.
This suggests that the new 007 game will have players embracing the Bondiness of the game, rather than sticking to a calculated plan.
