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Welcome to Triple Click, where we bring the games to you.

This week we talk about 007 First Light, the James Bond game from I.O. Interactive.

It's got a helping of hitman inside of it,

its own special blend of James Bond bits, and some new flavors too.

I'm Maddie Myers. I'm Jason Shire. And I'm Kirk Hamilton. Hello. Hello. I have to tell you guys a funny story. It just happened to me

minutes before we started recording. I got a text for someone that I know, a game developer who

has, I've talked to for several years now and like just talks to me about various industry things.

And this guy is like, hey, I just realized you're the same Jason on Triple Click.

And I was like, what?

Had he never spoken with you before and heard your voice?

I was like, how could you listen to Triple Click and not know who I, like, do you skip the intro every week when I say my name? And he was like,

you know, I kind of do, and I just listen to it on airplanes and stuff when I'm like half my attention. I was like, what? We have talked, you and I have talked out loud. And you did not recognize that. Like, how is that possible? Which, I mean, it just makes you think there's, There's all kinds of listeners.

You don't have a very distinctive voice,

so I don't know why anybody would be able to possibly recognize my voice. I feel like you do have a distinctive voice. That's a Kirk is joking. That was a joke, Maddie. We all three have incredibly distinctive voices, I think. Yeah, I don't know. I feel like that's one of the benefits of our show. You know, sometimes you listen to a podcast, you're like, ah, I got to slowly learn how to

tell those apart. A bunch of guys. Sure, I wasn't going to say anything. But I do think people can probably tell me apart from the two of you. But furthermore, I think the two of you have, have lovely different voices as well.

Yes, this was always something I marked in our favorite when we were very first starting,

Kotaki's split screen.

It's a big benefit. you have have lovely different voices as well. Yes, this was always something I marked in our

favorite when we were very first starting Kotaki's Flitscreen. So Jason and I are very easy to tell

apart vocally. It was on your list of pros and the pro-com list you want before starting a podcast.

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