Ubisoft has thrown a curveball with the latest trailer for Assassin’s Creed: Unity, which showcases a segment from the anticipated sequel situated within World War II replete with machine guns and zeppelins.
There is only one God, and his name is Death. And there is only one thing we say to Death: “Not today.” As it happens, the leading stars of Game of Thrones uttered those words in a roundabout way earlier today, after members of the cast signed on for a seventh season of the hit HBO epic.
Monolith Productions has followed up on last month’s free Power of Shadow add-on for Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor by revealing details on the game’s first fully-fledged expansion, Lord of the Hunt.
Francis Lawrence’s first instalment in the franchise’s two-part finale has been turning heads left, right, and center with its long-running marketing campaign, and according to a report by The Hollywood Reporter, the film has a chance of emulating Catching Fire’s $158.2 million opening in North America if early numbers are any indication.
One tidbit that cut through the white noise of Tuesday’s colossal Marvel event was the fact that Captain America 3 — now given the rather apt title, Captain America: Civil War — would instigate the third phase in the company’s shared cinematic universe. As such, the upcoming threequel quickly became one of the most important films on Marvel’s grand slate.
What happens when the line between man and machine is blurred? It’s a concept that is fascinating and unnerving in equal measures, and one that underpins Alex Garland’s upcoming sci-fi film, Ex Machina, which recently debuted its international trailer.
Much like its titular antagonists, Pride and Prejudice and Zombies has been shuffling aimlessly in development for close to five years at this point. But having finally found its way in front of the cameras last month, we now have our first look at the upcoming genre mash-up.
When Entertainment Weekly drew back the curtain on our first look at Terminator Genisys just yesterday, fans of the franchise were left feeling underwhelmed. In revealing the stars of Paramount’s rebooted franchise, the images lacked the tone and world-weary feel of James Cameron’s classics. Hell, they even featured the iconic Terminator itself, but positioned in such a way where it looked as though the sentient slaughterhouse strolled onto the wrong photo shoot.
After raising an eye-watering $3.8 million through crowdfunding website kickstarter for Mighty No. 9 — a side-scrolling adventure title reminiscent of Mega Man — esteemed game developer Keiji Inafune has went one over and announced plans to crowdfund downloadable content for the still-to-be-release platformer.
Publisher Bethesda has confirmed that the first post-launch patch for Tango Gameworks’ eerie supernatural thriller, The Evil Within, will allow players to remove the game’s letterbox effect if they so please, all the while adding an option to cap the framerate to 60 frames per second.
