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James Bond Will Officially Return March 2027 Following Delay

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IO Interactive has announced on X that the Nintendo Switch 2 version of its acclaimed action-adventure game, 007 First Light, has been delayed until March 2027.

James Bond Will Officially Return March 2027 Following Delay

Key takeaways

  • The Nintendo Switch 2 version of 007 First Light is delayed until March 2027.
  • 007 First Light was originally scheduled to launch on Nintendo Switch 2 in May 2026 alongside other platforms.
  • The game has seen great success on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC since its May 2026 release.
  • According to Gary Oldman and media sources, the next cinematic James Bond has been cast but not announced.

IO Interactive has announced on X that the Nintendo Switch 2 version of its acclaimed action-adventure game, 007 First Light, has been delayed until March 2027. The game originally launched in May 2026 on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC, with the Switch 2 version initially planned for a simultaneous release before being pushed to Summer 2026, and now delayed further to 2027.

Nintendo Switch 2 players must wait nearly a year after other platforms to play.

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In their words

“adding polish and planned to release 007 First Light on the Switch 2 during the Summer”
IO Interactive, game developer

By the numbers

5 years
since Daniel Craig left the James Bond role
12 months
total delay for the preordered game

How it unfolded

  1. May 2026 007 First Light launches on PS5, PC, Xbox
  2. Summer 2026 First delayed release window for Switch 2 version
  3. September 2026 IO Interactive announces delay to March 2027
  4. March 2027 New scheduled release date on Nintendo Switch 2

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Source: Screen Rant

Common questions

What happened with 007 First Light?
The Nintendo Switch 2 version of 007 First Light is delayed until March 2027.
Where can I read the original report?
Read the full report at Screen Rant.

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