Matt James

And you take those two guys in the room out and the game explicitly tells you, boom, situation contained.

Yeah.

Right?

There's a notification that, like,

This will not, in fact, spread to the entire... And that sort of decisive telling of information there is made for a wide audience.

And it is very helpful to anyone who hasn't maybe spent a ton of time in stealth games or has just been introduced recently to stealth through Lego Batman, where the...

people can't see you until you are directly in front of them waving at them i think that that it it does a really good job of being a game for a wide audience there's there's a blockbuster feel to this through not only you know the the the movie nature of the game but also that that adaptability to to players from all genres and i think that uh they've done a

it's way deeper than it could be, than it could have been.

Yes, yes.

Being a big part.

As soon as you're kind of like...

feeling like you've been in a place for a while they will kick it to a new varied location and and some of these locations feel like revelatory like sometimes you are just in you know an office building or or you know the q lab or whatever and it can be you know or you're outside somewhere in the nondescript place but like there are showpiece locations in this game a nightclub like a

you know, a big old manor, like these social events that you go to.

There are settings in here that feel so different from each other and so fully realized.

That coupled with those performances really make this game successful.

Like you mentioned Lenny James as John Greenway.

That relationship that Greenway has with Bond as it develops through the game, to me, that was...

That was the single most well-realized part of this whole game.

Those two performances.

I was worried it would be the big bad as well.