Out now007 First Light: Which Version to Buy (PS5, Xbox, PC & Switch 2)
Buying 007 First Light? Compare PS5, Xbox, PC and Switch 2 versions, editions and where to get the best price on IO Interactive's Bond.
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Who it's for
Bond fans wanting an original 007 origin story — gadgets, stealth and spectacle from IO Interactive.
Platforms
PS5 / Xbox / PC / Switch 2
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One Bond, four platforms. Here is the fastest way to pick the right version of 007 First Light — and buy it at the right price.
The short answer
Playing on a TV and want the best-looking version? Grab it on PS5 or Xbox Series X|S. Chasing the highest frame rates? PC. Want Bond on the go? It is one of the rare AAA titles that also lands on Switch 2.
Every platform, one 007
This is an original origin story from IO Interactive — the studio behind Hitman — so the stealth-and-spectacle DNA is in safe hands. The story is identical across platforms; only fidelity and portability differ.
Editions & where to buy
Compare the editions below and use a retailer that lets you cancel or return. Buying digitally is instant; a physical copy is easier to resell later. Either way, lock the version that matches how you actually play.
Editions compared
| Edition | Price | What you get | |
|---|
| Standard Edition | $69.99 | Base game | Buy |
Where to buy
FAQ
Which platform is best for 007 First Light?
PS5 and Xbox Series X|S give the best fidelity; PC scales highest if your rig is strong; Switch 2 is the pick for handheld play. All play the same game.
Is there a deluxe edition?
Check the editions table below — a standard and an upgraded edition are typically offered, the latter adding cosmetic and early-unlock extras.
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