Given the fever-pitch hype that has preceded it, it's almost hard to believe that Focus Features' big-screen adaptation of E.L. James' Fifty Shades of Grey is almost a week from release. With questions surrounding the film's rating -- now slated to be the equivalent of NC-17 in the UK -- not to mention whether it can emulate the groundbreaking success of its source material, Sam Taylor-Johnson's visualisation has become a tricky butterfly to pin.
Sony has detailed its financial results for the Christmas quarter, which reveal a healthy profit thanks in large part to huge sales of the company's PlayStation 4 hardware.
As things stand, 2015 is shaping up to be a defining year for the Star Wars IP. Now that the galactic franchise and all of its wonderful assets are under the control of Disney, the studio is set to give the ailing series a new lease of life when J.J. Abrams whisks moviegoers to a galaxy far, far away with The Force Awakens in December, not to mention DICE's third-person take on Battlefront.
It hasn't been the easiest of journeys for Danny Boyle's Steve Jobs film -- what with David Fincher, Christian Bale and even Sony itself bailing on the project during its nascent stages -- but now that the project has found a new home at Universal Studios, the wheels have ached into motion.
Now that Marvel has effectively made sitting through the credits of a movie the status quo, fans of the studio were once again treated to an Easter Egg after the events of last year's Captain America: The Winter Soldier. Much like post-credits scenes of old, the clip seeded the origin story of another character or, in this case, characters, giving us our first look at the Maximoff siblings, Quicksilver and Scarlett Witch.
Following up on yesterday's raunchy poster is the first teaser trailer for Magic Mike XXL, which sees Channing Tatum return as the titular male performer.
According to Visceral Games' statement to GamesOnNet, it looks to be that the studio's upcoming Heat-esque shooter Battlefield: Hardline will use the same resolution settings as Battlefield 4.
Turtle Rock Studios and publisher Take-Two kicked up quite the fuss a few weeks back when the companies detailed the exhaustive DLC plans for their upcoming asymmetric shooter, Evolve. With all of the available editions saturating the market, many felt that the bonus content was designed to drive pre-order numbers; particularly in the case of the game's fourth playable monster, Behemoth, which is available at the added cost of $14.99.
