Following up on the announcement from earlier this week, Techland has detailed when budding zombie-hunters can expect the arrival of the physical versions of Dying Light in Europe and other PAL regions.
The illustrious Peter Bogdanovich -- Paper Moon, What’s Up, Doc? and The Last Picture Show -- is returning to the genre of the screwball comedy with this year's She's Funny That Way, which also happens to be the director's first feature film in over a decade.
DreamWorks Animation has announced plans to reel in is once-ambitious production slate, laying off 500 people and reshuffling its upcoming releases in the process.
Square Enix has revealed that players will be able to travel seamlessly across Final Fantasy XV's gigantic open-world, as the in-game universe is one continuous stretch of land.
Developer Telltale Games has confirmed that the second episode of its Game of Thrones series, The Lost Lords, will make its bow worldwide on February 3.
News broke late last night that 12 Years a Slave star Chiwetel Ejiofor is in contention for a lead role in Marvel's Doctor Strange, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Upon doing the press rounds for his upcoming sci-fi film, Ex Machina, it was almost inevitable that star Oscar Isaac would be quizzed on his role as the titular big bad in Bryan Singer's X-Men: Apocalypse. And quizzed he was, by Yahoo Movies on this occasion, who asked the actor about the visual representation of his arch mutant character.
Far and away the biggest announcement coming out of Microsoft's conference yesterday was the reveal of the HoloLens, an augmented reality headset that will allegedly turn science fiction into science fact. A bold claim, no doubt, but one exciting tidbit buried amongst the white noise was news that the Redmond-based giant is considering bringing some of its major franchises to PC.
Following the abrupt departure of writer-director Roberto Orci, many wondered who would be drafted in to help with the script for Star Trek 3. Granted, Fast & Furious helmer Justin Lin picked up the megaphone and stepped into the director's chair, but today we've learned that Simon Pegg himself will serve as co-writer on the screenplay.
Sony Pictures and The Weinstein company have pulled the ol' switcheroo in trading release dates for Sacha Baron Cohen's comedy Grimsby and the Jake Gyllenhaal-led boxing drama, Southpaw.
