Take heed, PlayStation owners, as Sony has outlined exactly when it will be taking the PlayStation Network offline for a bout of maintenance. Set to last for a four-hour period, the service will be brought down at 9am PT/12pm ET/17:00 GMT before returning to normal functionality at 1pm PT/4pm ET/21:00 GMT -- providing all goes according to plan.
Whether you're an self-confessed film aficionado or just a casual moviegoer, you'll likely know that cinema is in the thick of its annual awards season. This past weekend hosted the 72nd Golden Globes ceremony, which is an appropriate appetiser ahead of the mainline Oscars event in February. And one film that has frequently found itself in the awards conversation is J.C. Chandor's period drama A Most Violent Year, which stars Oscar Isaac and Jessica Chastain.
Few directors have exuded such talent throughout the course of their career as Woody Allen. Whether it's cementing his reputation as one of cinema's greatest assets with films such as Annie Hall and Manhattan, or ripping up a storm in the comedy circuit as a stand-up, the 79-year-old has showcased a remarkable drive that shows no signs of slowing down.
Much has been said about 2015 being the year of the blockbuster, what with the likes of Jurassic World, Avengers: Age of Ultron and a humble sci-fi project known as Star Wars: The Force Awakens looming on the horizon. But perhaps the most overlooked genre of the bunch is that of the spy genre. Over the next twelve months, moviegoers are in for an espionage buffet that will serve up Sam Mendes' Spectre, The Man From U.N.C.L.E. and Kingsman: The Secret Service.
As Game Informer continue to peel back the layers of Uncharted 4: A Thief's End in their continued coverage of Naughty Dog's upcoming continuation, the publication dug a little deeper to find out the status of the rumored sequel to The Last of Us.
In an attempt to expand the universe of Dying Light, developer Techland has revealed plans to release a tie-in novel for the game entitled Nightmare Row, which is due to take place before the zombie outbreak occurs.
It seems news of Agent 47's next pixelated outing isn't too far away, after a Tweet by developer IO Interactive revealed that the studio is gearing up to reveal more details about the next installment in the Hitman franchise later this year.
Thomas Was Alone developer Mike Bithell has revealed a new trailer for his upcoming stealth-based title Volume, which features Andy Serkis for the very first time as the villainous Guy Gisborne.
