New Sci-Fi Thriller From Immortality Studio Originated As An Idea For An FMV Metroid Game
It's called Precognition, it's out in 2028, but there's no Samus Aran anywhere
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It's called Precognition, it's out in 2028, but there's no Samus Aran anywhere
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"If it was opt in, nobody would opt in," admitted the streaming site's chief product officer during a livestream
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Pre-orders for S-Games Phantom Blade Zero went live last night, but a physical version of the pre-order is nowhere to be found
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The boys over at Rockstar Games have made another massive masterpiece
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When you look at the premise of The End of Oak Street, it’s not hard to see several TV series and movies that director David Robert Mitchell (It Follows) draws inspiration from when it comes to terror in the suburban home, such as Gremlins and Poltergeist. Like these movies, Oak…
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Developers don’t always set out to make the most influential games they can. A lot of them are just trying to provide players a good time, blissful escapism, mental stimulation, or thoughtful commentary. But sometimes, the sum of those efforts amounts to more than that. Every so…
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'I will miss catching those lil water bugs'
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The photo posted to his Instagram story is a far better version of the actor as Kratos than what Amazon posted earlier this year
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The DC Universe's slate just got a little thinner. According to a Wednesday report from The Ankler, two more DCU shows have been canceled: the The Suicide Squad spin-off Waller and the Themyscira-set Paradise Lost are both "dead." This comes after news broke last month that a…
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Bethesda released The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered on Nintendo Switch 2 this week and the launch has been going surprisingly well. The remake of the classic RPG runs pretty smoothly on Nintendo's current-gen platform thanks to a handful of optimizations. That has been…
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Gamers are a stubborn bunch. If a game asks a player to go right, the first thing they're probably going to try is going left. This is a group of people who would rather spend 10 minutes going up a 90-degree mountain even if they know that walking around it is easier. And so,…
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We’ve been doing just fine for three years, there’s no need for you stop trusting Lifeweaver mains now
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While most publishers are afraid of releasing a new game near Grand Theft Auto 6's Nov. 19 release date, it seems that Space Marines fear no one. Deep Silver and King Art Games have delayed Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War 4 from Sept. 17 to Dec. 3 (only two weeks after GTA 6).
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For more than a year, the progenitor dragon born at the dawn of time stood as the most popular Commander in Magic: The Gathering — at least, according to data from EDHREC, which uses its vast trove of user-generated deck lists to track the most popular cards in the format. As of…
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“X-Men: The Animated Series is quite literally the reason why I became an actor,” Marquand tells Polygon. “People look at me kind of cockeyed when I say that, but I mean it. That was such a seminal show for me as a kid because I was bullied a lot. I was super nerdy. I was in Boy…
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The Intrepid Heroes are back, and this time they're toys. On Wednesday, Dropout revealed the first trailer for the next season of Dimension 20, subtitled Toylight. The six-episode adventure will premiere next month.
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If there’s one thing we can all agree on, it’s that blending the real world and animation, animatronics and/or puppetry is a killer combination that most know and love. Hence the adoration of films like Who Framed Roger Rabbit, The Muppet Christmas Carol, and my own personal…
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Helldivers 2, Kingdom Come, Metro Exodus, Onimusha and more are coming to Sony's subscription service in August
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