Robert Marick, MGM’s Executive Vice President Global Consumer Products and Experiences, said, “James Bond has a strong legacy in the video game space, with some of the most iconic games of all-time based on the character. Our passionate team is excited to unleash their creativity into the iconic James Bond universe and craft the most ambitious game in the history of our studio.” “It’s true that once in a while, the stars do align in our industry,” said Hakan Abrak, CEO of IO Interactive, “Creating an original Bond game is a monumental undertaking and I truly believe that IO Interactive, working closely with our creative partners at EON and MGM, can deliver something extremely special for our players and communities. Both locations are recruiting elite talent from around the world to join the team that will build out this exciting and unique gaming title. Whether facing off against Absolution's BDSM nuns or infiltrating a palatial Parisian fashion show, the series is full of ideas that wouldn't be out of place in any Bond film from Connery to Craig.Project 007 is currently in active development at IO Interactive’s offices in Copenhagen, Denmark and Malmö, Sweden. That might not be exactly what Hitman is known for, but it's something that IO has proved it knows how to capture even in Agent 47's most straight-faced outings. Capturing the brooding style of Daniel Craig is something this particular studio should have no problem with, but the classic James Bond games – GoldenEye, Everything or Nothing, Agent Under Fire - draw, understandably, from their own Bond eras, from films that were prepared to draw in turn from the more light-hearted nature of classic secret agent genre fiction. It's the hammy, melodramatic side of Bond which helps define that entire series – and which Hitman has been subtly aping in everything from its settings to its supporting cast – that's the reason why IO is such a good home for Project 007. The kills you really remember are the ones where 007 feeds a goon into a pool of pirahanas
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