As a franchise, The Hunger Games is quickly approaching its imminent curtain call. With Mockingjay — Part 1 poised to hit our screens in the coming weeks — the first chapter in the series’ two-part finale — fans of Katniss Everdeen are preparing to say their goodbyes to the Girl Kissed By Fire.
Since it was announced shortly after Breaking Bad’s curtain call, AMC’s Better Call Saul has been a tricky butterfly to pin. Would this be a completely tangential story that remained fixed in Albuquerque? Would it forego the omnipresent sense of tension found in Vince Gilligan’s opus and instead create a more light-hearted affair? Will Bob Odenkirk’s Saul excel in his promotion from side character to out and out protagonist?
So, with Zack Snyder’s Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice looming on the horizon, fans are understandably tripping over themselves to learn more about the latest model. We’ve seen on-set images and photos that take us up close and personal with the formidable, heavily-armed goliath, but according to sources close to Batman News, the Batmobile we know isn’t the only vehicle in Mr. Wayne’s garage.
When a third-party game releases on PC, it’s only a matter of time before the modding community crack open the code and start rewiring at will. It reminds us of the scene from Lethal Weapon 3 where Riggs and Murtagh (who was only 8 days away from retirement) attempt to defuse the car bomb whilst bickering like an old married couple.
But that’s not going to stop Microsoft from trumpeting the appeal of one of its biggest exclusives, after the publisher announced that Xbox Live Gold subscribers can pick up Respawn’s hyper-kinetic shooter and its complimentary season pass for 50% cheaper than normal.
To say SEGA pulled a rabbit out of the hat late last night would be somewhat of an understatement. Out of the blue, the publisher announced plans to bring the critically underplayed tactical RPG Valykria Chronicles to PC.
Amid the cacophony of the acquisition by Microsoft back in September, a small section of Mojang was hard at work on Scrolls — a collectible card game that may release before the end of November.
Despite juggling three projects concurrently in The Walking Dead: Season Two, Tales From the Borderlands and Game of Thrones, Telltale Games has reaffirmed that the studio’s take on George R.R. Martin’s sprawling epic will still premiere before the year’s end.
