Rocksteady's trilogy-capping Batman: Arkham Knight may be drawing attention for its intriguing gameplay changes and bleeding-edge visuals, but the studio has today revealed the voice cast that will be bringing a number of memorable characters to life from behind the pixels.
Director Tom Six doesn't have to cast the net too far to find his fair share of skeptics, who denounce his horror franchise as tasteless and gratuitous. But to write off The Human Centipede series in such a way would undermine its satirical and, quite frankly, bonkers edge, and its a tone that Six will look to conclude with upcoming threequel, Human Centipede III (Final Sequence).
VideoGamer brings word that Sony has chose to forgo a Gamescom 2015 press conference in August, instead focusing its resources on next month's E3 event and an "international media briefing" at the Paris Games Show in October.
Sony's superhero drama Powers may not have lit up the PlayStation Network in a way the company would have hoped - perhaps stifled by the success of Marvel's Daredevil - but that doesn't mean the Japanese giant isn't prepared to have another crack of the whip. In fact, The Hollywood Reporter has learned that Sony will bring the series back in 2016 for season 2.
Following the almost intolerable radio silence surrounding the project, Disney has been releasing a healthy supply of information for Star Wars: The Force Awakens ever since last month's bi-annual, celebratory event in Anaheim. Earlier this week, we learned that Game of Thrones' Gwendoline Christie will step into the shiny shoes of the film's foreboding Captain Phasma, while Girls star Adam Driver will indeed play the role of evil Sith Lord Kylo Ren.
PlayStation owners, take note, for Sony has sounded the community klaxon to announce when the PlayStation Network will be taken offline for a bout of scheduled maintenance.
Marvel have developed a knack for teasing their unreleased blockbusters years in advance, be it through cameo appearances or the mandatory mid-credits sequence. For Avengers: Age of Ultron - much like its 2012 original - that sting in question focused on Thanos, the overarching villain that will play a huge part in the climactic, two-part Infinity War further down the road.
Much like his eye-catching, wonderful stint in Avengers back in 2012, Mark Ruffalo's Hulk had an appropriately large part to play in Joss Whedon's Avengers: Age of Ultron, toplined by the fan-favorite battle between his alter-ego and Iron Man's Hulkbuster armor.
DICE may have had lowly expectations for the original Mirror's Edge back in 2008, but it wasn't long before the first-person parkour title carved out a niche audience to call its own, and so the rallying for a sequel began. However, both the studio and EA have been quietly tinkering on the nascent follow-up, and since the reveal trailer caught the collective of the franchise's ardent fanbase, all has been quiet on the Mirror's Edge 2 front. That is, until now.
