Ever since it was announce for Nintendo's flagship home console, the Wii U version of Project Cars was anything but a sure thing. Having been hit by delays of its own during development, the port has been conspicuously absent from The Big N's hardware. Now, it appears developer Slightly Mad Studios may pull the Wii U version of the über-realistic racer altogether and hold off until the release of the inevitably more powerful NX.
With Avengers: Age of Ultron and Mad Max: Fury Road now in our proverbial rear view mirror, one summer blockbuster catching everyone's eye of late is Colin Trevorrow's sequel-cum-reboot, Jurassic World, which is now a mere 3 weeks out from stomping into theaters.
20th Century Fox and Josh Trank may have had their hands full with the purported creative clashes and reshoots, but on a personal level, filming on the upcoming Fantastic Four reboot presented its own challenges to Fruitvale Station and Chronicle star, Michael B. Jordan.
Monolith Productions' Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor isn't the only RPG of 2014 to receive a Game of the Year edition, after Deck 13 today confirmed plans to release a definitive version for its own Dark Souls-esque genre piece, Lords of the Fallen.
E3 2015 may still be a few weeks away yet, but that hasn't stopped developers stoking the embers of excitement ahead of the main event. Taking to Twitter, 2K games has got the party started early by releasing a few screenshots from a mysterious sci-fi project known as Advent, which appears to be a whole new IP from the developer set in a dystopian future.
When Giant Sparrow released its humble, first-person title The Unfinished Swan, the PlayStation community was enthralled. Riding the crest of an indie resurgence, the studio's maiden release was as beautiful as it was unique, with players tasked with decorating the ice-white world around them in order to complete their quest, like an artist faced with a black canvas.
Avengers: Age of Ultron may have cast a long shadow over the summer blockbuster season, but there's another Marvel production vying for box office success in the form of Peyton Reed's Ant-Man, and today Empire has debuted a trio of stills for the upcoming feature showcasing Paul Rudd, Evangeline Lilly and Michael Douglas in action.
Franchise fatigue? Not for Ethan Hunt. Despite the fact Rogue Nation isn't due to hit theaters until July 31 - bumped from its initial Christmas release - Paramount is allegedly pushing ahead with Mission: Impossible 6.
Andy Weir's acclaimed sci-fi novel is creeping ever closer to its big-screen debut, with Empire releasing a trio of images from Ridley Scott's The Martian that sees Matt Damon stranded on the Red Planet and an awful long way from home.
While Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice and, more recently, David Ayer's Suicide Squad have been chewing up headlines of late ahead of their 2016 debuts, ardent DC fans have one eye trained on Warner Bros.' larger cinematic universe, with the likes of Wonder Woman, Aquaman and Shazam lining the company's comprehensive slate.
