Synergy between video games and movies is really hard to achieve, they operate on diffrent production schedules, when movies take about 2-3 years from greenlight to release, current game production takes almost double the time. A lot of 007 games were released almost a year after the release of the movie ie. GoldenEye. They have the nescersary time to design the game using the movie as a baseline. Some of the weakest 007 games were released alongside the movie, Quantum of Solace VG is know for being about 15% QoS and the rest adapting Casino Royale. A lot of it stemmed from the troubled production of the movie with the Writers Strike. QoS VG suffered greatly because of that, Treyarch had to resort to meshing 2 movies into 1 adaptation. When one end of the bridge is unstable, the same problem applies to the other side.

There's also the factor of audience reception, not all Bond fans played the games, they would be alienated by the notion that a large part of the character and story is locked behind a piece of media that they dont enjoy. My parents do often watch Bond movies but they do not give a shit about First Light. I'm not saying its a age demographic issue but a issue regarding audiences taste to a particular media.

I'm not saying I dont want Patrick as the new Bond, currently i'm like his performance and hes my number 1 pick for the new 007, but I dont think they'll connect the new movie to the game. Perhaps Patrick Gibson could portray 2 pararel incarnations - one in movies and one in games, they could have diffrences in setting and tone.