Acting as part of the threequel's expansive DLC plans, GameStop has unveiled a new clip for Batman: Arkham Knight that introduces the mysterious Red Hood as a playable character.
New mission. New fate. Not only does this simple-but-effective tagline decorate the latest poster for Terminator: Genisys, it also perfectly encapsulates Alan Taylor's hard reset. Following the middling Rise of the Machines coupled with the equally-poor Salvation, Paramount has opted to send its time-travelling behemoth back to the drawing board for the latest installment, which sees timelines merge from the past, present and far future.
When production wrapped on George Miller's long-gestating, troubled shoot for Mad Max: Fury Road, the director and his team of editors were faced with close to 480 hours of raw footage to sift through and produce something coherent. For those of you who have already seen the post-apocalyptic reboot, that question will be answered in the first ten minutes, but how exactly did Miller and Co. rein in such a hulking beast?
After sending the gaming community into a tailspin with the Advent teaser website, 2K Games has officially unveiled XCOM 2 as a PC exclusive, slating the strategy sequel for a release in November of this year.
One question that loomed large over the array of behind-the-scenes photos surfacing from the Toronto set of Suicide Squad was whether the images risked exposing every plot detail for David Ayer's villain-centric feature more than a year from release. In fact, those of you keeping close tabs on the project will have already seen The Joker and Harley Quinn in costume, the Batmobile along with images of strange creatures invading the production.
With sales figures just shy of 1 million at the time of writing and a niche fanbase of dedicated followers, Lords of the Fallen proved to be somewhat of a sleeper hit late last year, overcoming its similarities to From Software's Dark Souls series and establishing a presence in the hyper-competitive RPG market. Such a feat hasn't gone unnoticed either, with CI Games confirming to Eurogamer that Lords of the Fallen 2 is in the works for a 2017 release.
If there's one tenet that defined Nintendo, it's that the Japanese publisher often adheres to its own ruleset; it's a characteristic that has been a constant in the company's history since the very beginning. And today, The Big N was up to its usual tricks by throwing a spontaneous Nintendo Direct Micro, offering up a small payload of information relating to a selection of 3DS games. Most notably, Square Enix's RPG sequel, Bravely Second: End Layer, which will make its way to North America in 2016.
If the company remains true to its word, it'll be some time yet before Nintendo spills the beans regarding its all-new hardware - codenamed NX - though a Japanese business site has picked up an interesting tidbit that suggest The Big N is contemplating building the system with Android OS in mind.
After a long, tumultuous journey, it appears the long-gestating PlayStation Plus Edition of DriveClub is nearing a release, after Evolution released a new update for the über-realistic racer that reportedly lays the groundwork for said trial.
