Watching every James Bond movie a while back was a treat. While not all of them are winners, and many are fiercely debated in terms of quality, the sheer number of different takes on the same formula is a thrill to watch unfold. Every Bond actor offers up something different, even Lazenby, who is arguably in the best Bond flick, On Her Majesty's Secret Service.
That said, the Bond mythos has lulls. While the series was on a roll from 1962 to 1989, delivering a movie roughly every two years, there were gaps, even starting with Brosnan.
It took Eon six years to deliver Goldeneye after License to Kill, four years to transition from Brosnan to Craig, and now, it's going on five years, the longest hiatus in Bond history. You won't have to wait that long this time, though. Thanks to an official announcement on YouTube, we're getting a new release in March 2027.
After weeks of speculation and confusion, IO Interactive has finally revealed the release date for 007 First Light on Switch 2: March 18, 2027. It's still a few months away, but fans were worried that the Switch 2 port would be canned altogether, and now...
