You'd be forgiven for thinking that there was no footage left of Avengers: Age of Ultron following the barrage of clips, teasers and grandoise trailers for Joss Whedon's film, but today heralds the release of yet another clip for the superhero sequel that sees the titular, power-mongering AI call out Tony Stark.
While you were creeping gingerly along the haunting, blood-drenched streets of Yharnam, stalked by demonic creatures inspired by Lovecraftian horror, you'd be forgiven for being overwhelmed by an eerie feeling loneliness. However, it appears as though you weren't the only hunter in such a predicament; far from it, in fact, as Sony today revealed that Bloodborne has sold-through 1 million copies in only two weeks.
Before Guardians got too excited about the revelation that House of Wolves, Destiny's sophomore expansion, would debut on May 19, Bungie has confirmed that the forthcoming add-on will release without a new Raid mission.
With rising star James McAvoy starring opposite Hollywood starlet Angeline Jolie, a high-octane premise that kicks physics to the kerb, not to mention a respective box office haul of around $340 million, you'd be forgiven for believing that a direct sequel to Timur Bekmambetov's Wanted was set in stone. However, in the six years that have lapsed since the release of the original, there is still no concrete sign of a Wanted 2.
Speaking objectively, one of the more intriguing subplots of this generation is the way in which developers and publishers are striving to secure exclusive content and the like to get a foot up on their rivals. As much of a hinderance as it can be to the collective player, it's a trend that looks set to continue unabated, particularly as the likes of EA Access evolve and develop.
End of Watch and Fury helmer David Ayer has banded together his super group of villains to commence filming, as the director announced that the cameras are now rolling on the set of Suicide Squad which entered its first day of production in Toronto.
It may have been a long time coming, but there was no doubting the impact of Spider-Man's homecoming when Marvel and Sony reached an agreement in the later stages of 2014 to delegate the webslinger's future screentime between both parties. And while many expected at least a cameo appearance in the upcoming Avengers: Age of Ultron, it's clear that Marvel is keeping its ace card for a future time.
With yesterday's teaser acting as the warm-up, Activision has lifted the curtain on the all-new Guitar Hero Live, a first-person rock simulator heading to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One this fall.
When RZA -- co-founder of Wu-Tang Clan -- stepped behind the lens for the first time back in 2012, he introduced the moviegoing audience to a pulse-pounding actioner in the form of The Man with the Iron Fists. Fast forward a little over two years and we're now standing on the verge of the sequel's arrival on DVD and Blu-Ray, and We Got This Covered has an exclusive clip to share with you for The Man with the Iron Fists 2.
It's been little over a month since Harmonix announced plans to revive the dormant Rock Band music series for a fourth installment, and now it appears as though Activision is gearing up for an encore of its own if a teaser clip is to be believed. That's right, according to the footage above, the publisher looks set to be bring Guitar Hero following a five-year hiatus.
