A Wave of Lights

007 First Light is finally here, and it's clear that IO Interactive is already planting the seeds for Bond's future.

007 First Light has been a big success for IO Interactive, which developed and published the James Bond game, but now that Amazon owns the franchise, what's going to happen with a potential sequel? That question remains unanswered, but now Amazon Game Studios boss Jeff Gattis has shed more light on the situation and strongly suggested that a sequel is a matter of when, not if. Speaking to IGN, Gattis first clarified his original comments, saying he never said that Amazon Game Studios would publish "the next one." Earlier in June, Gattis said a potential First Light sequel would be "done by MGM

A selection of episodes from Seth Green’s animated Star Wars sitcom will be exhibited at the soon-to-open Lucas Museum.

One of the running jokes with Razer is that the gaming company will put RGB lighting in any and all of its products eventually. For the last couple of years, its line of gaming chairs was seemingly exempt from that rule, but that's all about to change with the Razer Soma Chroma. It was inevitable, but for anyone who wants their shoulders to experience 16.8 million colors, this gamer chair will light up your back like a 2013 LAN party. The price for this illuminating throne? A cool $500 ahead of its launch in July. Preorder at Razer Store Razer describes the Soma Chroma as its first wireless RG

The boss of Amazon Games says 007 First Light will get a sequel if desire from players is there.