Fast & Furious stalwart Tyrese Gibson has confirmed that he has indeed had talks with Warner Bros. about the possibility of joining Green Lantern Corps.
It won't be long before Marvel's biggest event of the summer hits Blu-Ray and DVD, after the studio today revealed an Avengers: Age of Ultron teaser that slates the release for October 2. Bundling together 45 minutes of bonus content, deleted scenes and a gag reel - but, crucially, no director's cut of Joss Whedon's superhero sequel - the flick will also launch across 3D Blu-Ray, DVD, Digital SD and VOD on the same day.
Whether you're still harboring a small feeling of dread after Pixar announced plans to continue its toys-to-life animated series with another installment, or you're remaining optimistic, Toy Story 4 is happening. With Tom Hanks and Tim Allen already on board - reprising their roles as Woody and Buzz Lightyear, respectively - it's now been confirmed that Don Rickles will return as the grouchy, wholly loveable Mr. Potato Head.
With Bethesda's annual QuakeCon event now in full swing, the studio has revealed the long-rumored Fallout Anthology, bundling together five beloved post-apocalyptic RPGs for a release on September 29 in North America.
Having only hit the shelves last month, Fox and Ridley Scott have wasted no time in snapping up the rights for an adaptation of Don Winslow's well-received novel, The Cartel.
While Fox was busy ruminating on the best possible way to reintroduce the Fantastic Four, Marvel wasted no time in establishing its ever-expanding cinematic universe, and after the release of The Avengers in 2012, the studio has only continued to stitch its intricate web of characters together under one shared umbrella. Fox, meanwhile, held the X-Men series as its undisputed flagship, even rebooting the mutant superhero franchise with the excellent First Class in 2011, thereby paving the way for Days of Future Past and next year's Apocalypse.
After teasing fans with a ruined rendition of Cairo, Bryan Singer and 20th Century Fox have now offered the stage to the fresh-faced stars of next year's summer blockbuster, X-Men: Apocalypse.
After a long and prestigious run at the helm Sony Online Entertainment - which has since parted ways with the Japanese publisher to become Daybreak Games - CEO and lead developer John Smedley has announced his decision to retire from the industry.
After a prolonged period of silence regarding the small print of Microsoft's timed-exclusivity deal for Rise of the Tomb Raider, Crystal Dynamics has today confirmed that the hotly-anticipated sequel will make the jump from Xbox platforms onto PC first in early 2016, before launching for PlayStation 4 in holiday 2016.
