Sources: Polygon, Kotaku
Avengers: Endgame Encore hit theaters this weekend, and it did well enough to show pent-up anticipation for a new Avengers movie to come out. Thankfully, people won't have to wait that long, as Avengers: Doomsday will be released in December.
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After a claim earlier this week suggested that Hideo Kojima's Physint may have cost upwards of $400 million, rampant speculation about the Metal Gear Solid spiritual successor's budget ensued. We still don't know Physint's actual budget, but Bloomberg's Jason Schreier and…
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2026 has been full of stressful moments in video games. Running away from a huge, flabby monster as Grace Ashcroft in Resident Evil Requiem. Fighting Damien Webb in the sewers in 007 First Light. Losing your grip on the final handhold of a cliff face in Cairn. But none of those…
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Disney and Lucasfilm just brought on a director for an upcoming Star Wars movie reportedly continuing the Skywalker Saga. It's Jon Watts, a director you know best for his work on the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Spider-Man trilogy.
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In 2019, the first Control received an amazing eight nominations, including for Game of the Year, despite only mild acclaim from critics. (It has a Metacritic rating of 82.) It went on to win Best Art Direction. Then, in 2023, Alan Wake 2 converted three of its eight nominations…
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Star Trek has spent decades exploring strange new worlds, seeking out new life and new civilizations, and occasionally doing a little espionage along the way. Long before Section 31 started doing Starfleet's dirty work, Captain Kirk (William Shatner) and Mr. Spock (Leonard…
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The Witcher 3Remastered's release time is coming up fast. It's been 11 years since CD Projekt Red launched the award-winning RPG, and the remastered version brings the game's graphics up to modern standards. It does a lot more than that, though. While CDPR hasn't been…
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The first episode of season 5 — The Twilight Zone’s final season — was titled “In Praise of Pip” and it was written by The Twilight Zone creator and host, Rod Serling. In the 1963 episode, Jack Klugman stars as Max Phillips, an alcoholic small-time bookie whose son, Pip, is…
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Congratulations: You’ve almost made it through one of the busiest Septembers in video game history! For anyone who enjoys keeping up with new games as they come out, September has run a ceaseless pace. Marvel’s Wolverine, Onimusha: Way of the Sword, Fire Emblem: Fortune’s…
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MAPPA’s adaptation has continued raising the bar with each successive arc. Season 1 established the fundamentals through Yuji Itadori and Aoi Todo’s exhilarating teamwork and Satoru Gojo’s casual displays of near-godlike power. Season 2’s Hidden Inventory and Shibuya Incident…
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The CW has produced more than its fair share of DC superhero shows over the years, from The Flash and Supergirl to Legends of Tomorrow and Black Lightning. Some remain favorites in their own right, while others became memorable for just how wonderfully weird the shared universe…
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The show has already established its merits, thanks to a measured slow-burn approach that thrives on the central duo’s riveting chemistry. Although chock-full of comic book references and superhero-isms, Lanterns shines brightest when it leans on its murder mystery elements. The…
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Schulz had announced his retirement two months earlier due to several strokes and advancing colorectal cancer, and he’d created his last strip shortly after he made the announcement. While Schulz knew he was dying, he couldn’t have known two months in advance the exact day he…
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Doctor Who has never shied away from occasionally showing the Doctor at his worst. In “A Good Man Goes to War,” Eleven (Matt Smith) reckons with how his choices have made him nearly as monstrous as his enemies. There’s also “The Waters of Mars,” where Ten (David Tennant) is…
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There are plenty of reasonable places to begin a Spider-Man marathon. You could go back to the early 2000s era with Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man, or revisit Andrew Garfield’s surprisingly underrated take from 2012. You could even web-sling straight into the animated brilliance of Into…
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As AI generated material consumes much of the gaming and entertainment world, major tabletop players like UKGE refuse to roll the dice with the unpopular tech
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Building off his HBO series, Wilson’s feature length poetic odyssey examines why it’s hard to get excited about the future when the present visibly crumbles
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It would be naive to expect zero changes when adapting something as expansive as Critical Role’s actual play Dungeons & Dragons campaigns. The series has over 100 episodes, and each can run between 2 and 4 hours. So when the group announced plans to turn their first campaign…
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