As expected, Rocksteady's conclusive Batman: Arkham Knight is poised to receive a bout of in-game content that will be exclusive to PlayStation 4, but today an Amazon listing has confirmed that the partnership between the studio and Sony is a timed exclusive, and the features will proliferate onto other platforms in the fall.
Warner Bros. may have already made plans for a Gareth Edwards helmed Godzilla sequel for 2018, but longstanding fans of the undisputed King of Monsters won't have to wait too much longer before the gargantuan predator returns to the big screen, as Toho is developing their own rendition of the radioactive beast for the first time in over a decade.
Now that Hideo Kojima's departure from the company is all but confirmed, the Japanese publisher is gradually phasing out the legendary game director's hold on the in-development IP. Firstly, we had rumors that Kojima had walked out on Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain due to a creative conflict, though both Konami and Kojima himself were quick to kick this conjecture to the kerb.
Deadline brings word that Christopher Walken has signed on to star opposite Kevin Spacey for Barry Sonnenfeld's ambitious (and possibly body-swap) comedy, Nine Lives.
Throughout the years, Hollywood has showcased symptoms of double vision, be it the by-now infamous case of Deep Impact and Armageddon, Antz and Pixar's A Bugs Life on the animation front or, more recently, Mirror Mirror and Snow White and the Huntsman. There are of course a number of variables that factor into these peculiar back-to-back releases; budget concerns, marketing tactics, and releasing a film during what is considered to be the most opportune window.
Hot on the heels of yesterday's revelation that the threequel would contain no less than 200 hours of content, CD Projekt Red has debuted yet another gameplay trailer for The Witcher III: Wild Hunt that provides us with a better understanding of Geralt of Rivia's quest.
Now that the rights of the franchise have passed from Epic Games to Microsoft, Black Tusk, one of the company's first-party studios, is hard at work developing the next iteration of Gears of War for a new era. However, according to the developer's Jack Felling, Black Tusk is building the mysterious sequel-cum-reboot from the ground up for Xbox One, and has no plans to release an Xbox 360 version.
With the summer blockbuster season barreling down upon us thick and fast, movie studios are beginning to chart plans on the most opportune time to release a brand new trailer. Yesterday brought word that Warner Bros. it prepping to debut the very first clip for Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice alongside George Miller's Mad Max: Fury Road. On the Marvel -- or, more appropriately, Disney -- side of the coin, early reports are suggesting that the studio will release the full-length second trailer for Star Wars: The Force Awakens either during this month's Star Wars Celebration, or in tandem with Avengers: Age of Ultron.
After announcing plans to shutter its PlayStation Mobile division -- a move that will take into affect in July -- Sony has followed through on its decision to take down 3D virtual world of PlayStation Home for good today, April 1.