Microsoft has announced that customers who purchase an Xbox One console this weekend will be entitled to a retail game of their choice free of charge. The offer, which begins on September 7th and extends right through until the 13th, will be available across “most major outlets” in the United States, including GameStop, Best Buy, Walmart, Target, Amazon and Toys ‘R’ Us.
With less than three months until its release, Yahoo Movies has published a behind-the-scenes featurette of the film, which features Scott and Arthur Max — who serves as production designer on the project — discuss the trials and tribulations of filming this most epic tale.
Who knew that Hollywood would form such a holy (or should we say, financially sound) union between the post-apocalyptic and young-adult genres on screen? With The Hunger Games and, to a lesser extent, Divergent already blazing a lucrative path to success, the latest addition to the pack is 20th Century Fox’s The Maze Runner.
Mojang has taken to its dedicated blog to provide an update on the handheld version of the ludicrously popular sandbox title, which “should” launch for Sony’s portable device in the coming weeks.
Just yesterday, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson cut through the seemingly omnipresent smoke and mirrors surrounding Warner Bros.’ nebulous Shazam film to confirm that he does in fact have an integral role in the upcoming superhero flick. That role, dear readers, is the renown anti-hero Black Adam, which subsequently ignited a flurry of Internet rumours that suggested Johnson himself would make a cameo appearance in the Justice League or, alternatively, Dawn of Justice.
Repackaging classic fairytales for a modern audience suddenly became a hot button topic for Hollywood in the last couple of years with Snow White & The Huntsman and Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters providing revisionist takes on age-old stories. However, neither project managed to strike a chord with its respective audience and it seems the latter IP may be retracing a string of wayward breadcrumbs to get back to its roots.
Having launched alongside the Xbox One late last year, Ryse: Son of Rome was held up as the blood-drenched poster child for the next generation of consoles. With slick, QTE-heavy gameplay complimented with undeniably crisp graphics, Crytek’s action game was a visual showcase; and yet, the third-person title failed to make a lasting impression.
Priced at £10.99, the line-up includes a dozen of The Big N’s most notable mascots, including Mario, Peach, Link, Samus, Pikachu, Yoshi, Donkey Kong, Villager, Marth, Fox, Kirby and, to commemorate her rather surprising addition to the upcoming Super Smash Bros. 4, the Wii Fit Trainer.
Another year, another season of Supernatural. What started as a humble X Files-esque show has undeniably grown into a small screen stalwart since it debuted all the way back in 2005, having even attempted a spin-off in the form of Supernatural: Bloodlines. And today, in order to garner excitement ahead of the show’s tenth run, the CW has published a new poster for Supernatural Season 10.
As Warner Bros. continues to lay the preliminary foundations for its shared cinematic universe, the Internet has been awash with rumours and speculations over which superheroes would make the leap from the comic book pages first. Well, according to a quartet of recently-published domain names, it appears as though the studio is gearing up for filmic adaptations of Aquaman, Justice League, Shazam and Wonder Woman.
