Over the past fortnight or so there has been a flurry of speculation regarding the leading female role in Gareth Edwards' Star Wars spinoff movie. Testing for the standalone feature is already well underway, and it's understood that the likes of Rooney Mara, Kate Mara, Felicity Jones and Orphan Black's Tatiana Maslany are all vying for content, but a new report by Total Geek has suggested that its the latter actress who has bagged the coveted role.
Though its existence was somewhat spoiled thanks to an untimely Amazon listing, Sony has confirmed that it will be releasing a PS4 bundle that includes From Software's upcoming exclusive, Bloodborne.
In its weekly update, Bungie has finally announced plans to rectify one of Destiny's longstanding bugs: the heavy ammo glitch that cause Guardians to lose all of their coveted purple ammunition upon death.
With PlayStation 4-exclusive Deep Down in development along with the newly-announced Dragon's Dogma Online, Capcom Online Games is exhibiting whole new approach. For one, each title is being built from the ground up as a free-to-play experience, incorporating microtransactions in the process, all the while focusing on four-player gameplay.
Now that Avengers: Age of Ultron is little over three months away, and with two full-length trailers already in the ether, Marvel is switching gears with the sequel's marketing campaign, releasing short TV spots that act as potent bursts of superhero goodness.
Ever since its rip-roaring debut, the headlining feature within Turtle Rock Studio's Evolve has been the game's unique online mode. Garnering a mountain of praise for its approach to competitive and indeed co-operative gameplay, one of the key tenets within the shooter that has been shielded from the limelight has been the offline mode. At least, until now.
Just yesterday, Universal unveiled a flurry of details relating to Danny Boyle's upcoming Steve Jobs film, including a comprehensive cast list that was topped off by X-Men Days of Future Past star Michael Fassbender as the Apple co-founder.
Whether you love or loathe him, before M. Night Shyamalan began dividing audiences in a way that marmite could only dream, the eclectic director released The Sixth Sense and Unbreakable within the space of two years, justifying his reputation as one of the promising up-and-comers in the industry. As two standalone science fiction movies, each was met with overwhelmingly good reviews and in a recent interview with Collider, the filmmaker touched base on the possibility of an Unbreakable 2.
With the annual Super Bowl due to take place on Sunday, studios will be clamouring for their share of the limelight in order to parade cinematic sizzle reels for a worldwide audience. But due to this bottleneck, some companies have jumped the gun by releasing new trailers and teasers for their properties ahead of schedule, much like Tomorrowland and Alan Taylor's Terminator: Genisys.
