When the very first Assassin's Creed made its debut back in 2007, the general consensus was that Ubisoft has created a solid and intriguing action-adventure title that wasn't without its flaw, but upon the arrival of its beloved sequel two years later, it was clear the French publisher had a new franchise on its hands.
Though Havoc, Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare's maiden batch of DLC, launched for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3 just yesterday, Activision has confirmed that the PC version of the expansion has been delayed by one week.
Having recently landed the Alien gig at Fox, and with the imminent release of Chappie next month, South African filmmaker Neill Blomkamp has taken time to reflect on his past projects and, in particular, his divisive sophomore effort Elysium.
Fable Legends, Lionhead's upcoming installment in the long-running RPG franchise, will mark a significant departure for the series, as the upcoming title will be the studio's first free-to-play release.
Despite the fact that it is due to premiere in six weeks time, Marvel's Daredevil is still a project shrouded in mystery. Up until this point, fans have been treated to a scintillating launch trailer that showcased Boardwalk Empire's Charlie Cox as the titular superhero, while several screenshots have found their way online that shed some light on his appearance.
Over the years, Netflix has become the go-to solution for those of us with little-to-no time to enjoy entertainment content. By releasing full seasons all in one go, the online streaming giant has no doubt revolutionized the ways in which engage with our favorite TV shows and films, whether it's watching them sporadically or consuming all episodes at once in a state of crazed binge-watching.
It seems Richard Linklater is spending no time resting on his laurels following the Oscar nomination for acclaimed family drama Boyhood, after it was announced that the filmmaker has entered early talks to helm the big-screen adaptation of Maria Semple’s novel Where’d You Go, Bernadette.
Fresh off shepherding last year's sleeper hit Bad Neighbours to success, writers Brendan O’Brien and Andrew J. Cohen are heading back to suburbia for a new comedy stint. On this occasion, the pair have teamed up for New Line's newly-acquired project The House, and The Hollywood Reporter brings word that Will Ferrell has signed on to produce and possibly star in the film.
We always knew Empire's Spectre special would bring us much more information about Sam Mendes' highly-anticipated spy sequel, and we're now beginning to see the fruits of this hot off the presses coverage.