Developer IO Interactive have shared intel on the PC specs for its upcoming Bond title, 007: First Light, alongside PC features and accessbility options.
We’re less than three weeks away from James Bond’s glorious videogame return. IO Interactive have been great at sharing info, teases, and building the hype for 007: First Light. Most recently, they have shared a breakdown of the rig you’re going to need if you are a PC gamer.
You can check out the full details in the image below, which includes minimum, recommended “enthusiast”, and “ultra” specs.
PC Only Features
Alongside the PC specs, a number of PC exclusive features have been detailed which include:
- Uncapped framerates
- NVIDIA DLSS 4.5 Dynamic multi frame generation & super resolution
- Path tracing & DLSS ray reconstruction (this won’t be available on launch, and is aiming for Summer 2026)
- In-depth customisation options
It should be noted that DLSS is not going to be available for any specs other than the Ultra level. So miminimum, recommended, and entuhsiast tiers won’t have DLSS as an option.
Accessibility
IOI also highlighted the “global accessibility options” coming to the game. This is always great to see a developer highlighting what they are doing to make gaming more accessible to as many people as possiblle.
- Audio profiles
- Subtitles with customisation options
- Input remapping
- Input adjustments (sensitivity, deadzones, invert)
- Audio output options
- Menu narration (English only)
- Input activation options (toggle vs. hold)
- Autocomplete for certain actions and quick time events
If you make use of accessibility options, are there any missing you think IO Interactive should be looking to add?
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