Since it first leaped from the page back in 2011, HBO's beloved Game of Thrones series has always tread a fine line between its source material and wanting to introduce characters and plot points that weren't necessarily included in George R.R. Martin's fantasy novels. But what happens when that line runs out?
Players may still be pulling themselves together after Juli Kidman's harrowing journey in The Assignment, but Bethesda isn't giving horror fans much respite after the publisher confirmed that The Evil Within's second batch of story DLC, The Consequence, will debut on April 21.
Much like all online-centric titles of late, Ubisoft is planning a closed beta for Rainbow Six Siege at some point this year, and has announced that players can register for their chance to partake in the bout of testing from today.
After word escaped the confinements of Thedas just yesterday, BioWare has revealed that Jaws of Hakkon, the maiden single-player expansion for Dragon Age: Inquisition, is now available to download on Xbox One and PC.
Microsoft has confirmed that console owners who have opted in to Xbox One's Preview program are now able to download the first wave of the system's April update.
BioWare may not be ready to formally unveil the maiden single-player expansion for Dragon Age: Inquisition just yet, but that hasn't prevented Internet sleuths from getting their eager hands on a collection of screenshots from the upcoming batch of DLC ahead of time.
Capcom has debuted a ferocious and appropriately devilish new trailer for its upcoming remaster, Devil May Cry 4 Special Edition, which will make its way onto Xbox One, PS4 and PC in the form of a digital download this summer. While the publisher didn't specify an exact date, it's nice to know that the release has been narrowed to a finite window.
It's been little over a month since the release of the sophomore episode, but today, Telltale Games has confirmed that Game of Thrones: Episode 3 -- which is to be released bearing the title The Sword in the Darkness - will make its bow this week across all platforms.
Speculation is and will continue to swirl around Neill Blomkamp's as-yet-untitled Alien sequel until either 20th Century Fox or the director himself divulges more information as to what we can expect. And while we're still a long way out from a release date or even an official synopsis, the filmmaker has shared some intriguing tidbits about his approach to the sci-fi franchise and, crucially, how his installment won't "tread on the toes" of Ridley Scott's Prometheus 2.
Irish filmmaker Ruairi Robinson owes an awful lot to the power of the Internet. His sci-fi short, The Leviathan, made its humble debut on Vimeo and YouTube last week with nary a studio or big name attached to it, but soon accumulated a staggering two million views across both video sharing platforms. Now, the project has garnered some real, A-lister attention in the form of Simon Kinberg and District 9 and soon-to-be Alien helmer, Neill Blomkamp.
