Don't expect rapid 007 First Light sequels, former Destiny 2 boss says, as they'd likely "review worse," "sell worse," and still be very expensive to make

The villainous Bawma reclines in a chair, wearing a yellow suit with a nearby cane and guitar, in 007 First Light (portayed by Lenny Kravitz).

Former Destiny 2 vice president Mark Noseworthy has commented on why a two-year dev cycle between 007: First Light sequels probably wouldn't work.

A Twitter user posted a graphic outlining their hopes for 007 First Light as a series, comparing it to Naughty Dog's titles: the original Uncharted trilogy was released within six years, whereas The Last of Us took seven years to get a sequel. They propose that "I literally want the the [sic] same graphics, same engine, same combat, and the same mechanics as the first game." They add, "Use the tools that you've spent ~5 years building and give us a new narrative and just more of the same gameplay in a new playground."