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007 First Light Endgame Footage Leaks via IGRS Flaw

Endgame footage from IO Interactive's 007: First Light leaked due to a security flaw in Indonesia's IGRS. The breach disappoints developers ahead of the game's May 27 release on major platforms.

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Security flaw in Indonesia's IGRS leaks endgame footage from IO Interactive's 007: First Light online. Developers submit clips for age ratings, but the breach exposed material from the game, Echoes of Aincrad, and thousands of emails. This spoils plot points in the young Bond title ahead of its May 27 launch on PC, Xbox Series X/S, and PS5.

A security flaw in the Indonesian Game Rating System (IGRS) has leaked endgame footage from IO Interactive's upcoming James Bond game, 007: First Light, online.

IGRS assigns age ratings to games for sale in Indonesia. Developers submit relevant content, including footage, for rating approval. The flaw over the weekend exposed clips from First Light and several other titles.

According to VGC, the breach also affects Bandai Namco's Echoes of Aincrad and thousands of game developers' emails.
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First Light depicts a young, brash Bond eager to prove himself. Originally slated for March, IO Interactive delayed it to May in late December. The game launches May 27 on PC, Xbox Series X/S, and PS5, with a later Nintendo Switch 2 release.
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