As the months roll by and the industry at large gears up for another E3 in June, one of the key players that is likely to take to the stage is BioWare's Mass Effect 4. Other than a fleeting look at some concept art, there's still an awful lot we don't know about the studio's next space-faring adventure, and how the franchise will move forward in a post-Shepherd world.
Those excited to pick up and play Borderlands: The Handsome Collection ought to make yourselves comfortable after picking up the game, as it's understood the compilation will land with an 8GB and 16GB day-one patch on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, respectively.
Swedish filmmaker Daniel Espinosa proved he had an eye for the thriller genre with 2012's Safe House, and now the director has a meaty subject matter on his lap with the upcoming adaptation, Child 44.
Given the tragedy that surrounded its production following the death of Paul Walker, it's almost hard to believe that Furious 7 is now a mere week away from release. But despite all of the high-octane action glimpsed in the numerous trailers that have been put out, it's clear that the cast and crew are paying a lot of respect to the late actor as the project barrels down on the finish line.
Zack Snyder's Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice may still be a full year from release, but that hasn't stopped fans chomping at the bit to uncover more about Warner Bros' titanic showdown. Yesterday, we had the first reveal of Jesse Eisenberg as evil supervillain Lex Luthor, but today Badass Digest brings word of some fresh speculation relating to the film's plot which, you should be warned, delves into spoiler territory unabated.
2015 belongs to the Mad. At least, that's what Warner Bros. and the marketing team behind George Miller's upcoming Mad Max: Fury Road would have you believe. But with less than three months until the film's hotly-anticipated release, it also belongs to Croisette as it's understood that the upcoming reboot will screen out of competition during the Cannes Film Festival on May 14.
Depending on how you view the modern day Nintendo, last week's news of the company's partnership with DeNa to migrate their beloved roster of IP to mobile platforms was either a long time coming or a genuine surprise. It was not, however, a knee-jerk decision, as president Satoru Iwata points out, nor did the move spawn from "a lack of better options for a cornered company."
