007 First Light is undoubtedly one of this year's biggest games, bringing James Bond back to gaming for the first time since 007 Legends all the way back in 2012. It's also a game that's experienced a few issues, most recently its lengthy three-month delay to May 27, which IO Interactive claims was done for "further polish" and to "refine the experience."
Even with those words of reassurance, a three-month delay for "polish" that probably wouldn't have happened had Grand Theft Auto 6 not also been delayed is slightly concerning. Now, we have a slightly concerning PC specs announcement to throw on top of that pile of concern now too (thanks TheNerdStash), as it seems as though IO Interactive isn't too concerned right now about whether we'll actually be able to run the damn thing.
In a tweet posted to the official 007 First Light Twitter account, Io Interactive laid out both the minimum and recommended PC specifications that people need to have to be able to actually play the game well when it launches. It all looks fairly normal on the surface, but dig a little deeper, and you'll see some rather baffling requirements that make absolutely...
