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  "textContent": "We were due to another 007 game, especially since the last one was over a decade ago. And finally, 007 First Light gets released to a lot of hype, from IO Interactive, the studio behind Hitman. And after playing the game, I think they were the perfect fit, because they manage to blend the Hitman, sandbox gameplay DNA with the action tropes that you would expect from James Bond.\n\nWhat I didn’t expect from 007 First Light is to show us how Bond joins MI6, what leads to that, but also his first mission which ends up a lot harder than expected. Naturally, we are introduced to many characters we know from the 007 lore, from M to Moneypenny, Q, but also a new important character called John Greenway. Although you are meant to despise Greenway at first, he does play a rather important role in the story, and eventually, he’ll grow on you.\n\nThe first mission is quite interesting because you end up in Iceland, crash landing without help. You need to find your way across while ...",
  "title": "007 First Light Review (PC)"
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