After an untimely leak sent speculation into overdrive earlier today, Warner Bros. has put the rumors to bed by unveiling LEGO Dimensions, a new installment in the popular video game franchise that will bring together characters from The Lord of the Rings, Batman and Back to the Future.
Rockstar Games has already detailed the minimum and required specifications for Grand Theft Auto V on PC, but one of the most tantalizing prospects of the sequel's much-anticipated port to the platform is the ability to push the graphical fidelity to the absolute limit. Specifically, those fortunate enough to own a high-end gaming rig will be pleased to note that GTA V will support 4K resolution when it releases on PC Tuesday, April 14, and the studio has finally confirmed what you'll need to project Los Santos in the crystal-clear format.
The Hollywood Reporter brings word that Warner Bros. has snapped up the rights to Scott Cawthon's creepy horror series Five Nights at Freddy's, with Roy Lee, David Katzenberg and Seth Grahame-Smith on board to help shepherd the idiosyncratic project to the silver screen.
Few roles in cinema garner as much attention as 007, and much like the character's short life expectancy on screen, there's always conjecture regarding who is next in line to pick up the Walter PPK and step into the shoes of the secret agent. And recently, that speculation has centered around Luther star Idris Elba, who has seemingly been a hot favorite to nab the role for years at this point.
The modding community may be wringing its hands with excitement at the prospect of diving into the technical innards of Grand Theft Auto to adjust and mould the sequel's code as they see fit, but Rockstar has issued a warning to those looking to bend the rules, as the studio will nix any modifications deemed to have a "negative impact" on Grand Theft Auto Online.
Perhaps buoyed by the storming success of Furious 7, Electronic Arts has joined forces with Chinese film partners to issue the greenlight on Need for Speed 2.
Though it may go down in cinema history for all the wrong reasons, IFC has revealed that Human Centipede 3 - aka Final Sequence - is due to march into select theaters and VOD services on May 22, reuniting the sleazy villains from the first two installments in the repulsive horror franchise.
Shortly after the general rollout of the console's April update, Xbox One users have already turned their attention to the new bells and whistles that will be making their way to the system during the month of May and beyond. Specifically, what these changes will bring to the Windows-styled user interface.
Over the past few days, Square Enix has been staging quite the elaborate marketing campaign in order to unveil a brand new game coming from one of the publisher's Western studios. Such an intriguing viral bonanza largely took place on Twitch under the moniker Can't Kill Progress -- hence why it was being referred to as Project CKP -- though untimely leaks have undercut the clandestine crusade and, crucially, revealed exactly what this mysterious project is.
In hindsight, not only did Hideo Kojima and Konami's eerie tech demo P.T. prove to be one of the most intriguing trojan horse-styled announcements in years, the title also proved to be one of 2014's most terrifying video game experiences. Looping around the same corridor over and over again was akin to descending into madness, and the bite-sized game proved to an excellent playable teaser for the upcoming Silent Hills reboot.
