Control: 8 Minutes of New Story Mission Gameplay
We're nearing the end of our month of exclusive Control coverage, but we're not going out without a bang. Today, we've got 8 minutes of never-before-seen gameplay for you to look at.
Join Jesse Faden as she visits the Black Rock Processing department of the Federal Bureau of Control. That might sound like a trip down Bureaucracy Lane, but it actually involves entering a quarry that shouldn't be there, lit by the light of stars that can't exist, and stuffed full of haunted ex-employees to bounce off of walls. Lovely.
Along the way, you'll see a lot of combat, featuring multiple weapon forms and powers (being able to chuck the bodies of downed enemies at other enemies never gets old). What you won't see are any story spoilers, so don't worry about taking a peek unless you want to stay 100% fresh.
Control: 8 Minutes of New Story Mission Gameplay
We're nearing the end of our month of exclusive Control coverage, but we're not going out without a bang. Today, we've got 8 minutes of never-before-seen gameplay for you to look at.
Join Jesse Faden as she visits the Black Rock Processing department of the Federal Bureau of Control. That might sound like a trip down Bureaucracy Lane, but it actually involves entering a quarry that shouldn't be there, lit by the light of stars that can't exist, and stuffed full of haunted ex-employees to bounce off of walls. Lovely.
Along the way, you'll see a lot of combat, featuring multiple weapon forms and powers (being able to chuck the bodies of downed enemies at other enemies never gets old). What you won't see are any story spoilers, so don't worry about taking a peek unless you want to stay 100% fresh.
Is [SPOILER] Really Dead on Legion?
This interview contains spoilers for Legion Season 3, episode 5, which aired on July 22. Legion Season 3 airs Mondays at 10 p.m. on FX in the US.
Aubrey Plaza is as obsessed with her Legion character as you are. Over the wild series’ fantastical run — “And yes,” she admits, “it's just as confusing to me” — her performance has been a breakout among breakouts, a singular talent in a Noah Hawley show chockablock with them. But Plaza knows, like the rest of us, that she has a leg up on everyone else in the show: she’s freakin’ Lenny, and Lenny is nothing if not pure chaos. She’s technically already dead, and has died a bunch of times, was taken over by a supermutant (Navid Negaban), and has David Haller (Dan Stevens)’s adoptive sister living in her head, seeing with her eyes. With this character more than most, truly, anything is possible. “That is why Lenny is such a fun character, because she's a lovable villain. She's a lovable trickster!”
Is [SPOILER] Really Dead on Legion?
This interview contains spoilers for Legion Season 3, episode 5, which aired on July 22. Legion Season 3 airs Mondays at 10 p.m. on FX in the US.
Aubrey Plaza is as obsessed with her Legion character as you are. Over the wild series’ fantastical run — “And yes,” she admits, “it's just as confusing to me” — her performance has been a breakout among breakouts, a singular talent in a Noah Hawley show chockablock with them. But Plaza knows, like the rest of us, that she has a leg up on everyone else in the show: she’s freakin’ Lenny, and Lenny is nothing if not pure chaos. She’s technically already dead, and has died a bunch of times, was taken over by a supermutant (Navid Negaban), and has David Haller (Dan Stevens)’s adoptive sister living in her head, seeing with her eyes. With this character more than most, truly, anything is possible. “That is why Lenny is such a fun character, because she's a lovable villain. She's a lovable trickster!”
The Lion King: 7 Cool Behind-the-Scenes Facts
If you’ve already seen Disney’s live-action adaptation of The Lion King, then you may be wondering just how they pulled off it off.
IGN visited the film set during production and came away with seven cool factoids about how it was made.
They Filmed The Lion King Inside a VR Video Game
The movie was shot inside a video game world created to look like the iconic settings from The Lion King. Director Jon Favreau and his fellow filmmakers put on VR headsets to scout the in-game locations and line up shots, then programmed the animal characters to “perform” according to the script. Once they got everything just right, they filmed each scene and sent it to a visual effects house to finalize it for the big screen.
The Lion King: 7 Cool Behind-the-Scenes Facts
If you’ve already seen Disney’s live-action adaptation of The Lion King, then you may be wondering just how they pulled off it off.
IGN visited the film set during production and came away with seven cool factoids about how it was made.
They Filmed The Lion King Inside a VR Video Game
The movie was shot inside a video game world created to look like the iconic settings from The Lion King. Director Jon Favreau and his fellow filmmakers put on VR headsets to scout the in-game locations and line up shots, then programmed the animal characters to “perform” according to the script. Once they got everything just right, they filmed each scene and sent it to a visual effects house to finalize it for the big screen.
IT: Chapter Two Producer Confirms Director’s Cut
IT: Chapter Two producer Barbara Muschietti has confirmed that there will be a director's cut of the upcoming Pennywise picture, which has been given a theatrical run-time of two hours and 45 minutes.
In an interview with Digital Spy, Muschietti said that she believes the fear-inducing flick "merits" an extended cut because there are "some amazing scenes that didn't make it into the movie" since it had to be cut down from it's original bladder-busting duration of four hours.
"We will put out a director's cut because this time it definitely merits it," she said, adding that "you have to make choices sometimes and some things cannot be in this theatrical release but are definitely worthy of people seeing them at a later date."
IT: Chapter Two Producer Confirms Director’s Cut
IT: Chapter Two producer Barbara Muschietti has confirmed that there will be a director's cut of the upcoming Pennywise picture, which has been given a theatrical run-time of two hours and 45 minutes.
In an interview with Digital Spy, Muschietti said that she believes the fear-inducing flick "merits" an extended cut because there are "some amazing scenes that didn't make it into the movie" since it had to be cut down from it's original bladder-busting duration of four hours.
"We will put out a director's cut because this time it definitely merits it," she said, adding that "you have to make choices sometimes and some things cannot be in this theatrical release but are definitely worthy of people seeing them at a later date."
Best Gaming Keyboard 2019: Top Mechanical, Wireless, and RGB Keyboards
Picking the best gaming keyboard is almost like picking the perfect pair of shoes—there are almost too many choices to consider. Beyond choosing between the membrane and mechanical switch options, there are now optical gaming keyboards and mechanical-membrane hybrid switches to consider. On top of all that, every keyboard maker seems to be developing its own mechanical key switch, further complicating things.
If you're looking for the best gaming keyboard, look no further. We've tested all the best gaming keyboards, wired and wireless, to come up with our picks for the best gaming keyboards.
Doom 64 Has Been Rated for PS4 and PC
Doom 64 may be coming to PS4 and PC, as revealed by a posting from the European rating board, PEGI.
The PEGI classification for Doom 64 - 16 for violence - was spotted by Gematsu. It has since been pulled from the PEGI website, but screenshots show that the game has been rated for PlayStation 4 and PC, and was allegedly due to release on July 26; the same day when Doom, Doom II, and Doom 3 were all launched on modern consoles.
PEGI has rated DOOM 64 for PS4 and PC. This was in addition to ratings of DOOM (1993) and DOOM II (Classic). There's no DOOM 3 rating. pic.twitter.com/5CtEBtV61X