Over the past few weeks, players have found themselves presiding over an embarrassment of riches when it comes to new gaming experiences. Couple the releases of intriguing indies such as The Witness, Firewatch and Unravel with beta tests for The Division and Blizzard's multiplayer shooter Overwatch and it's been a busy start to 2016, with Dambuster Studios' dystopian shooter Homefront: The Revolution primed to take center stage this coming weekend.
Developer Psyonix is finally on the verge of bringing Rocket League to Xbox One, with the port now on course to hit Microsoft's console on February 17.
Pixels actor Josh Gad has hatched a new weight-loss comedy over at Paramount Pictures. Entitled Heavy Duty, the concept is said to be based on Gad's own idea, with a screenplay now in the works from Dan Hernandez and Benji Samit (1600 Penn, Super Fun Night).
With plans in place for the imminent beta test, Square Enix and developer IO Interactive have detailed the minimum and required specifications for Hitman.
Xavier Dolan's ensemble cast for The Death And Life Of John F. Donovan gets more impressive by the day, with Deadline revealing that Natalie Portman and Nicholas Hoult are now attached to star.
Earlier today, we heard that Fox had already commissioned a script for a sequel to Deadpool, with writers Paul Wernick and Rhett Reese back on writing duties. Director Tim Miller hasn't signed on just yet, but the hope is that he'll be back as well, along with Ryan Reynolds, of course.
Deadline is reporting tonight that Johnny Depp will star in Universal's upcoming remake of The Invisible Man, the next piece in the puzzle of the studio's new classic movie monsters universe, which technically began with 2014's Dracula Untold.
Shit just got real, folks, Will Smith has reaffirmed that long-rumored action sequel Bad Boys 3 is still very much on the cards and will reunite him with his old partner-in-crime, Martin Lawrence.
