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007 First Light Patch 1.0.1 Released for Technical Fixes

Owen Carter 1 min read

IO Interactive released patch 1.0.1 (v1.008) for 007 First Light on May 28, addressing technical issues like cutscene crashes and NPC pathing problems across PC and console platforms.

007 First Light Patch 1.0.1 Released for Technical Fixes
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IO Interactive released a post-launch patch for the James Bond title 007 First Light on May 28. The update, designated as version 1.0.1 and labeled 1.008 for console players, addresses technical issues reported by users. These fixes target crashes that occurred during specific cutscenes and pathing problems with non-player characters.

First post-launch software update targets cutscene crashes and NPC movement logic in the James Bond title.

The patch applies to the PC and console versions of the game developed by IO Interactive. Console updates are identified as version 1.008, which corresponds to the full build number 1.008.000. This release marks the first software update following the initial launch of the title.

The update focuses on stability improvements rather than new content or gameplay changes. The development team addressed crashes triggered by specific narrative sequences in the game. Pathing logic for non-player characters was also corrected to improve movement behavior during missions.

No additional pricing, availability windows, or configuration options are included in this release. The patch does not introduce new features, weapons, or story elements beyond the technical corrections. Players can expect smoother gameplay without changes to the core mechanics or visual presentation of the title.

Source: MP1ST