While Andrew Garfield’s attention has been firmly focused on the upcoming indie drama 99 Homes — in which he plays a down-on-his-luck estate broker — the star took time to address some Spider-Man-related speculation during the Toronto Film Festival.
While audiences were served up a fantastic portrayal of a 1960s Walt Disney in last year’s Saving Mr. Banks, Khoa Le’s Walt Before Disney is set to serve up another helping of the legendary animator, only this time with a particular interest in the early, defining years of the artist’s career.
Yesterday, the gaming community at large heralded the release of Bungie’s sci-fi opus Destiny, and now that the game has survived its first day on the market and avoided any notable server problems — up to now, at least — publisher Activision has stated that day one sales of the anticipated title reached $500 million worldwide.
Unquestionably, two of the largest films currently in production as of now are Batman Vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice and Star Wars: Episode VII. And in an age where almost every Tom, Dick and Harry has access to a smartphone — and, subsequently, a camera — it’s become increasingly difficult for studios to keep their projects under wraps.
Since news began circulating online that Zack Synder’s Batman Vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice was to begin filming in Detroit ahead of its release in 2016, eager fans have been on their toes to capture a sneak peek of the cast and crew in action. Although, one of the primary stars of the upcoming superhero flick is no doubt Bruce Wayne’s trusty supercharged companion, The Batmobile.
Sony has formally announced that PlayStation 4 sales in the UK have surpassed the one million mark, which positions the company’s current-gen hardware as the country’s second fastest-selling console to date — only the Nintendo Wii has sold more units during the same window.
It’s been a whooping fifteen years since the Wachowski siblings introduced us to the weird and wonderful green-tinged world of The Matrix, and its effects are still being felt to this day. For Slingshot Global Media has just announced plans to launch a new virtual reality TV series called New Angeles.
With Sony laying claim to every corner of Bungie’s sci-fi shooter Destiny, Microsoft fans can take solace in the fact that the demo for EA’s FIFA 15 will arrive today on Xbox platforms, whereas PlayStation users will have to wait until tomorrow. (It’s also understood that the vertical slice will make its way onto PC today, too.)
“Never let your guard down”. Sound advice in the midst of a zombie apocalypse, no doubt, but it seems as though Walkers aren’t the only cause for concern in The Walking Dead Season 5; rather, it’s likely our small band of survivors will have to contend with some nasty human enemies, too.
To celebrate Alien: Isolation achieving gold status — meaning the first-person scarefest is finished and ready for distribution — publisher SEGA has unveiled an eerie new trailer aptly titled No Escape.