Whether you loved or loathed it, were enthralled or baffled by it, or simply could't bloody hear it at times, Interstellar will no doubt stand as one of the biggest and boldest movies of 2014. It was a film that combined mind-bending scientific theory with a raw and nostalgic emotion, one which underpinned Christopher Nolan's grand venture into the dark recesses of space.
When REC creeped out of the shadows back in 2007, it reminded horror fans that found footage is a genre that, when executed correctly, can have you glued to the edge of your seat in trepidation. Fast forward to the present day and after a pair of sequels, the fourth and final instalment of the blood-drenched Spanish franchise is almost upon us, and today we learned that Magnet has acquired the sequel for release in the United States.
Come 2015, Just Cause 3 will bring the chaotic open-world franchise to the sun-kissed beaches of the Mediterranean, replete with explosions and planes falling from the sky because, well, just because. But one feature that won't be included in the anticipated threequel at launch is a multiplayer component, with developer Avalanche Studios confirming that the company shelved the online mode in favour of perfecting the sandbox experience we know and love.
Yesterday heralded the much-anticipated release of Grand Theft Auto V across PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, but the launch wasn't without its problems. Specifically, a handful of users have reported that they are currently unable to transfer their online progression in the game from one generation of consoles to the next.
Developer Frontier has announced plans to drop the planned offline mode within its space-faring adventure Elite: Dangerous, citing that, without an Internet connection to speak of, the experience would be "unacceptably limited and static."
Over the past few weeks, the Internet has been churning out fan theories for Star Wars: The Force Awakens left, right, and center. Even before we discovered the official subtitle for J.J. Abrams' anticipated reboot, reports suggested that we would see our first glimpse of the film before the year's end in the form of a teaser. Well, today, the latest murmuring to make its way online has allegedly revealed the contents of that trailer in question.
With Warlords of Draenor pumping fresh life into Blizzard's seminal World of Warcraft, Coffee Stain Studios have went one over with plans to introduce an MMO component into their delightfully ludicrous PC title, Goat Simulator -- well, sort of. You see, come Thursday, the company will release a free expansion through Steam for the slapstick game that will bring about a MMO simulation "so good you'll think it's real."
Since Joe and Anthony Russo took control of Captain America: The Winter Soldier for Marvel with aplomb, the directing duo have become hot favorites to take Joss Whedon's place once the filmmaker steps down after next year's Avengers: Age of Ultron. As such, this would put the Russo brothers in the director's chair (or chairs) for the studio's much-anticipated ensemble piece, Avengers: Infinity War.
Following complaints from a handful of moviegoers, Christopher Nolan has broken his silence on the purported sound issues within his sci-fi opus Interstellar.
