While all eyes are firmly trained on March 10 in preparation for Heists, Rockstar has confirmed that the long-awaited multiplayer feature isn't the only new addition making its way to Grand Theft Auto Online next week.
Since unveiling Zootopia alongside its upcoming maritime adventure, Moana, Disney has remained awfully quiet regarding the former animation. All we know is that each film has been scheduled for a release in 2016, and that the animal-centric tale will be helmed by Tangled director Byron Howard. But today, the illustrious studio unveiled a single piece of concept art for Zootopia that draws attention to the titular city.
After much back and forth on the matter, director Roland Emmerich has confirmed that Jeff Goldblum will indeed reprise his role as bumbling MIT genius David Levinson for Independence Day 2, and that The Hunger Games' Liam Hemsworth is also on board for the long-gestating sequel.
Microsoft has bolstered its line-up of self-published indie games under ID@Xbox, with the likes of Shovel Knight, Wasteland 2 and Magic Duels: Origins all confirmed for Xbox One as part of the program.
After persevering through radio silence for weeks on end, Metal Gear Solid fans have been treated to a bevy of information relating to the franchise's next installment, Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, of late.
As many expected, Valve had a big presence during this year's GDC event. Not only did the dev formally unveil its ambitious virtual reality headset in partnership with mobile company HTC, but Valve also confirmed that the much-anticipated Steam Machine and its pairing controller will launch in November.
On the one-year anniversary of unveiling its virtual reality headset, Sony confirmed that release window for its revised Project Morpheus has been set as the first half of 2016.
Though a full international reveal was scheduled for tomorrow, March 4, one eagle-eyed NeoGaf user known as Nibel has gotten the jump on Kojima Productions by revealing the release date of Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain to be September 1, 2015.
Having dabbled in acclaimed entries into the genre such as Sunshine, 28 Days Later and the beloved Dredd reboot, Alex Garland's directorial debut was always going to be met with an air of excitement. When Ex Machina made premiered in the UK last month, sci-fi fans were treated to an intelligent thriller that matched brains with brawn, and its overly positive reception has left us longing for the film's North American release in April.
