It looks as though Sumo Digital have themselves A Bit of Fry & Laurie, after the studio took to PlayStation Blog to announce that House actor Hugh Laurie will reunite with his former comedy partner, Stephen Fry, for LittleBigPlanet 3.
With production wrapped on the famous Isla Nebular, we can surely expect the first trailer for Colin Trevorrow’s Jurassic World to lumber onto the Internet in the coming weeks — in fact, it’s been reported that the footage is set to debut alongside Interstellar at the beginning of November.
Throughout the 80s and 90s, the video game industry witnessed a boon in point-and-click adventures games. Be it Maniac Mansion or LucasArts’ Monkey Island series, the genre was absolutely in vogue during that particular period in time. And of those iconic IPs in question is PC title Myst, which is set to return in the form of a TV show and an accompanying video game tie-in.
Much like its reanimated, flesh-eating villains, The Walking Dead is showing no signs of slowing down, after AMC announced plans to renew the hit zombie show for a sixth season.
Stealing from the rich and giving to the poor is one thing, but for Sony’s latest and (potentially) greatest plan for Robin Hood — cinema’s favorite sharpshooting outlaw — the studio is pitching plans to bring the legendary archer back to the screen once more for a series of team-up movies.
With the much-touted brawler already selling like gangbusters on the company’s handheld, Nintendo has finally revealed that Super Smash Bros. will grace Wii Us in North America on November 21st. In terms of other territories, those in Europe and Australia can expect the title on December 5th and December 6th, respectively.
There are few filmic genres that get your blood pumping quite like a good hostage drama. The back-and-forth between characters, the inevitable double-crossing along with last-minute bargaining between the two or more parties. So, following the award-winning success of last year’s astute hostage drama, Captain Phillips, Amplify is hoping to recapture that specific air of tension with this year’s Default.
With the awards season just around the corner, all eyes in Hollywood are currently trained on cinema’s big hitters going into the fall. Films such as The Imitation Game, Unbroken and even Gone Girl already drawing praise at this early stage. But perhaps one film that is acting as a dark horse going into the race is The Theory of Everything.
And today, the latest murmuring comes from Star Wars 7 News, a message board has unearthed a detailed description of a scene that features Cantina — played by Daisy Ridley — running into Han Solo and Chewbacca.
