Ready at Dawn took to the stage during Sony's PlayStation Experience event to unveil a new snippet of gameplay from its upcoming cover-based shooter, The Order: 1886, this time placing the game's shooting mechanics front and center.
Up until now, the marketing campaign for CD Projekt Red's stunning The Witcher III: Wild Hunt has, understandably, revolved around one character and one character only: Geralt of Rivia.
During Sony's ongoing PlayStation Experience event in Las Vegas, SCEA CEO Shawn Layden formally announced that Atlus' much-anticipated JRPG sequel Persona 5 would indeed make its bow in North America "following the Japan release."
What began life as a humble Kickstarter passion project has now turned into a bona fide hit, after developer Yacht Club Games announced that its crowdfunded platformer Shovel Knight has surpassed 300k sales to date.
In the current climate of mainstream horror cinema, it seems few films arrive as standalone scarefest. True, the likes of Oculus and As Above, So Below have cropped up as promising new IP in recent months, but with Sinister 2, The Conjuring 2 and the Insidious franchise all moving forward unabated, it seems as though these big-budget, one and done films are a rarity.
One facet that rose to the fore shortly after the special event was that the 24th installment in the celebrated spy series would see the return of Jesper Christensen's Mr. White, who had a role in both Casino Royale and its middling follow-up, Quantam of Solace.
Though it isn't due to arrive in theaters until 2016, today we've been given our first on-set look of the Coen Brothers' upcoming period drama, Hail, Caesar!
For ardent fans of 343 Industries seminal Halo franchise, Christmas came in November when the studio released Halo: The Master Chief Collection for Xbox One. Comprising Halo CE, Halo 2, Halo 3 and Halo 4 the bundle is the ultimate experience for those looking to revisit the journey of Master Chief, and We Got This Covered has a limited edition poster to giveaway to one lucky reader.
After serving up a compelling drama in the Jennifer Aniston-led Cake earlier this year, Cinelou Films is beginning to turn its attention to Cook. Starring Eddie Murphy and Tomorrowland's Britt Robertson, the film follows Murphy's Henry Church -- an everyday yet artistic culinary expert who agrees to cook meals for the family of a dying man.
