Sources: Polygon, Kotaku
It's been 12 years since the release of 22 Jump Street, the sequel to Phil Lord and Christopher Miller's R-rated action-comedy reimagining of the late-'80s TV drama 21 Jump Street. But Lord and Miller, alongside stars Channing Tatum, Jonah Hill, and Ice Cube, appear to be ready…
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Netflix is developing a live-action TV series based on Atlus' Persona role-playing game franchise, according to a new report. The series is being developed by production company Story Kitchen, which produces the Sonic the Hedgehog film franchise for Sega, and 21 Laps, the…
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Nintendo is attempting something it hasn't done in more than 30 years: make a live-action adaptation of its video games. The Legend of Zelda from Sony Pictures and Nintendo is slated for release in April 2027, bringing the fantasy role-playing game franchise to life in a way…
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Sixteen years ago this month, Square Enix and Disney delivered the best Kingdom Hearts game — by finally putting Kingdom Hearts ahead of Disney.
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Some psychological thriller shows use the time-tested procedural format to keep things interesting, while others draw out a central mystery by layering shocking reveals. The end goal is to impress and entertain by exploring the darkest recesses of the human mind.
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Subtlety wasn't exactly a hallmark of 1980s television. This was the decade of private investigators in Ferraris, soldiers of fortune building tanks out of spare parts, ridiculously wealthy families fighting over oil and enough explosions to keep stuntmen employed for years. TV…
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If you ever do a deep dive into Charles Schulz's Peanuts, you'll find a lot that's remarkable about the first decade of the strip's run. Like many American newspaper comics, there's a lot of what modern fans might call "early installment weirdness," as both Schulz's art style…
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Eagle eyed fans spotted a cosmetic change to Mario’s character model, giving video game’s biggest superstar a greater ability to carry a BiC lighter
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'Mighty Mike Plays' spent six figures advertising his Minecraft videos through his father's corporate card, in a now viral video the parent says he has a month to recoup the costs
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Indie developers are complaining about a content creator's expensive marketing package, which apparently results in little, if any, return on investment
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The severe storm is expected to make landfall on Monday
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Trump's son-in-law was a key player in the controversial sale of Electronic Arts
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Maitreyi Ramakrishnan grew up a Nintendo kid, through and through. Growing up, the breakout star of Netflix's Never Have I Ever — and of the new movie, Best of the Best — wasn't allowed to play violent games like Call of Duty or GTA on Xbox and PlayStation. The Ramakrishnan home…
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Not even Japan is immune to scalpers ruining the fun for everyone
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Last year, Polygon was part of a press trip that provided a behind-the-scenes look at the making of Resident Evil. I followed in the footsteps of hapless medical courier Bryan (Austin Abrams), exploring the horrors the t-virus wrought across a series of sets. Now that the movie…
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In a Friday publicity stop for the AI generated movie Misaligned, simulated star Tilly Norwood threw some Chinese on Piers Morgan, flummoxing the interviewer and his human actor co-host
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The next Sims 4 update is just around the corner, and it looks like it'll be a game-changer for Sims' autonomy. The official EA Laundry List for the next update lets us in on some of the changes being made this week, and its quality-of-life changes have certainly been a long…
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Star Wars Zero Company is a fantastic strategy game, but it lacks a real endgame. Once you roll credits, you're simply encouraged to start a new save where you have some additional customization options and can recruit clone troopers from the start. While no official endgame…
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