Bethesda Game Studios has already rolled out patch 1.2 for the PC version of Fallout 4 earlier this week, but the developer has confirmed that those on PlayStation 4 can download the latest update from today.
Peyton Reed has already set out a mission statement to take Ant-Man and the Wasp to "weird, unique, and different territory," but will that journey see the Marvel sequel venture into a different genre altogether? It certainly seems so.
Though he wasn't ostensibly involved in production, former Lucasfilm president George Lucas has offered his two cents on Star Wars: The Force Awakens in a roundabout way.
Buoyed by a deserved clean sweep at The Game Awards ceremony last week, developer CD Projekt Red has unveiled our first look at The Witcher III: Wild Hunt's upcoming - and final - DLC pack, Blood and Wine.
Enjoying Jessica Jones? How about a spot of political drama in House of Cards? Or Aziz Ansari's new kid on the block, Masters of None? If this year heralded a marked surge in Netflix's production of original series and feature films, then 2016 will see the streaming platform up the ante quite considerably.
As if there was ever any doubt, Lionsgate looks keen to double down on The Hunger Games further down the line. In a piece by The Hollywood Reporter, Lionsgate entertainment vice chairman Michael Burns stated that the YA franchise could "live on and on," effectively confirming that the studio has at least hatched early plans for a prequel or spinoff movie.
It's been touted as the biggest movie ever made, and sure enough, director J.J. Abrams and Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy found that presiding over the production of Star Wars: The Force Awakens necessitated a strict policy of keeping the film's spoiler-sensitive details under wraps.
Decorated Polish developer CD Projekt Red may be prepping to launch long-in-development new IP Cyberpunk 2077 much earlier than expected, after a report claimed that the sci-fi RPG could launch late next year.
Fahrenheit 9/11 and Bowling for Columbine director Michael Moore returns to the genre of hard-pressing documentaries later this year with Where to Invade Next, and today Dog Eat Dog Films has rolled out the first full-length trailer.
Don't expect that shortlist of international criminals to run out anytime soon, now that NBC has officially renewed hit procedural The Blacklist for season 4.
