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I'm a writer/editor who's been at the site since 2015. I cover politics, weird history, video games and... well, anything really. Keep it breezy, keep it light, keep it straightforward.

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Rogue One Writer Blasts EA For Cancelling Open World Star Wars Game
Fans were dismayed when it emerged earlier this week that the long in-development open world Star Wars game had been cancelled by publisher Electronic Arts. Codenamed Orca, we've learned that the title would've allowed players to become "a scoundrel or bounty hunter who could explore various open-world planets and work with different factions across the Star Wars universe.”
David James David James Jan 18, 2019
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Mark Hamill Shares Sweet Birthday Message For Darth Vader Actor
James Earl Jones turned 88 on January 17 and as one of the most highly regarded actors working today he received a torrent of warm wishes from his friends and co-stars in the industry. But perhaps the most touching was Mark Hamill's. After all, while the pair have never actually shared a cinema screen in person, their Star Wars performances as Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader are intertwined as some of the most iconic in movie history.
David James David James Jan 18, 2019
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Production Leak Teases That Star Wars: Episode IX May Return To Yavin 4
The moon Yavin IV has a very special place in Star Wars lore. It was the location of the Rebel Alliance headquarters during the Galactic Civil War, and the space around it played host to the climactic Battle of Yavin in which Luke Skywalker destroyed the first Death Star in A New Hope. Since then, we've seen the base pop up in Rogue One, where Operation Fracture was planned. Now, if these rumors are correct, it's sounding as if Star Wars: Episode IX may well be returning to the planet to round out the Sequel Trilogy.
David James David James Jan 16, 2019
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EA Cancels Development On Their Star Wars Open World Game
EA has made a real dog's dinner of the Star Wars license. You would think that upon being granted possibly the most lucrative license in entertainment they'd immediately let their numerous studios pitch ideas for Star Wars games. After all, throughout the 90s and 2000s we saw everything from first-person shooters, space simulations, racing games, third-person action adventures and so on. But, since May 2013 when they were granted exclusive rights to make Star Wars games we've only seen Battlefield and Battlefield 2 - neither of which has set the world on fire. Now we're hearing that a once-promising sounding project - an open world adventure - has been cancelled.
David James David James Jan 16, 2019
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Kevin Smith Has Seen Avengers: Infinity War 53 Times
Kevin Smith has a reputation to uphold as the geek's geek. That seems to be safe, as he's revealed in an interview that he's now seen Avengers: Infinity War an eye-popping 53 times. Now don't get me wrong, I liked Infinity War. The Russo Brothers did an excellent job of cramming pretty much every MCU hero into the narrative without it seeming over-stuffed, Thanos was an excellent villain and the 'Snap' sequence was one of the more memorable and shocking movie moments of the year. However, having seen it once in the cinema I didn't exactly feel in a rush to go back to it.
David James David James Jan 16, 2019
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New Spider-Man: Far From Home Still Gives Great Look At The Stealth Suit
Spider-Man: Far From Home had a lengthy European location shoot, during which we got a lot of on-set pictures showing off Jake Gyllenhaal's Mysterio and two redesigned Spidey suits. The first is the new 'Red and Black' suit, which appears to have some sort of wingsuit functionality judging by a few shots in the trailer. The second was quickly dubbed the 'stealth suit', due to its tactical aesthetic and all-black design. We've had a decent look at this over the last few months, but the new trailer gives us some details we hadn't seen before.
David James David James Jan 16, 2019
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The Spider-Man: Far From Home Trailer Teased The MCU’s Uncle Ben
By the time Spider-Man: Homecoming came along, audiences were pretty tired of seeing the character's origin story endlessly retold. Having seen it in Spider-Man and The Amazing Spider-Man, Marvel Studios made the sensible decision to assume that audiences were familiar enough with how Peter Parker got his powers and a desire to fight crime and skipped over it. But that's not to say that Spidey's origin - and the tragic death of Uncle Ben - didn't happen.
David James David James Jan 15, 2019
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Spider-Man: Far From Home Trailer May’ve Teased Tony’s Fate
The trailer for Avengers: Endgame showed Tony Stark stranded on an alien spaceship light years from home. It seemed to be out of fuel and, as he explained, life support was running low. That, combined with the fact that Robert Downey Jr.'s contract with Marvel Studios expires with Endgame has given many fans reason to suspect we'll be seeing his final appearance as Stark this April. If that were the case, you'd expect Spider-Man: Far From Home to touch upon his death. After all, Tony was a huge influence on the MCU Spider-Man and his death would surely hit the young hero hard.
David James David James Jan 15, 2019
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