Noah Centineo in Talks to Play Prince Adam in He-Man Reboot
Noah Centineo, known for his work on To All the Boys I've Loved Before and Sierra Burgess Is a Loser, is in talks to play Prince Adam in the He-Man and the Masters of the Universe reboot film.
Per Variety, Sony was reportedly eager to find another role for Centineo after shooting the upcoming Charlie’s Angels movie. Adam and Aaron Nee are directing the reboot, and Mattel Films and Sony have partnered on the film based on the popular 1980s television series.
Todd Black, Jason Blumenthal, Steve Tisch and DeVon Franklin are producing alongside executive producer David S. Goyer.
Noah Centineo in Talks to Play Prince Adam in He-Man Reboot
Noah Centineo, known for his work on To All the Boys I've Loved Before and Sierra Burgess Is a Loser, is in talks to play Prince Adam in the He-Man and the Masters of the Universe reboot film.
Per Variety, Sony was reportedly eager to find another role for Centineo after shooting the upcoming Charlie’s Angels movie. Adam and Aaron Nee are directing the reboot, and Mattel Films and Sony have partnered on the film based on the popular 1980s television series.
Todd Black, Jason Blumenthal, Steve Tisch and DeVon Franklin are producing alongside executive producer David S. Goyer.
Update: Lucasfilm Games Continues Commitment to Oversee Lucasfilm Properties
Update: Since publishing, IGN has spoken to a representative from Lucasfilm, who clarified that Lucasfilm Games has existed and helped to ensure games meet Lucasfilm's standards ever since the closure of LucasArts.
Any job postings for Lucasfilm Games are due to Disney wanting to make sure their game scene is staffed appropriately for any Lucasfilm properties.
Disney as a whole is still focused on third-party licensed development and are still very committed in working with EA.
IGN apologizes for any confusion our initial report caused readers.
Original story follows:
Disney seems to possibly be ramping back up its game division of Lucasfilm Games, with multiple job postings listed on Disney's career site that detail working specifically for Lucasfilm Games, as reported by PCGamesN.
An 8th Goku Is Coming to Dragon Ball FighterZ
Update: Bandai Namco has confirmed that the younger Goku from Dragon Ball GT will be added as part of the FighterZ Pass 2, which include six new characters in total. The announcement states that he "packs a big punch with special attacks like the Super Kamehameha attack, transforming him into Super Saiyan 3. Goku is also able to use his Super Spirit Bomb, Power Pole, and Reverse Kamehameha to flatten the competition."
Original story follows:
Despite Dragon Ball FighterZ’s 30+ character roster currently sitting at roughly 10-20% Goku (depending on how you count it), an upcoming DLC will reportedly be adding another Goku as a playable fighter.
How Google Stadia Could Affect Next-Gen
BEYOND!
On this week's episode of IGN's weekly PlayStation podcast, Beyond!, host Jonathon Dornbush is joined by Outerloop Games' Chandana Ekanayake to discuss the upcoming PS4/PSVR title Falcon Age.
Alongside that interview, Jonathon is joined by Brian Altano and Max Scoville to discuss No Man's Sky's new expansion, Days Gone's photo mode, the Google Stadia announcement and its implications for next gen, and more!
Timecodes:
- 00:00 - Intro
- 02:38 - News Crunch/No Man's Sky Beyond
- 18:26 - Days Gone's Photo Mode
- 23:31 - Apex Legends and MK11 news
- 24:45 - Google's Stadia announcement
How Google Stadia Could Affect Next-Gen
BEYOND!
On this week's episode of IGN's weekly PlayStation podcast, Beyond!, host Jonathon Dornbush is joined by Outerloop Games' Chandana Ekanayake to discuss the upcoming PS4/PSVR title Falcon Age.
Alongside that interview, Jonathon is joined by Brian Altano and Max Scoville to discuss No Man's Sky's new expansion, Days Gone's photo mode, the Google Stadia announcement and its implications for next gen, and more!
Timecodes:
- 00:00 - Intro
- 02:38 - News Crunch/No Man's Sky Beyond
- 18:26 - Days Gone's Photo Mode
- 23:31 - Apex Legends and MK11 news
- 24:45 - Google's Stadia announcement
Netflix’s The OA Part II: What to Know Before You Watch
Fans of Netflix's trippy science fiction series The OA have reason to celebrate. The second season is almost here. And given the dramatic way The OA Part 1 ended, it goes without saying that the series will have a very different status quo in these new episodes.
From new cast members to a major change in setting, here's everything you need to know to prepare for The OA Part 2.
Recapping Part I
Since it's been a while since Part I debuted on Netflix, a quick recap is probably in order. The OA revolves around a young woman named Prairie Johnson (Brit Marling), who vanishes for several years and suddenly returns, mysteriously cured of her blindness and reluctant to speak about what happened during those missing years. Prairie, now calling herself "The OA," eventually reveals her story to a group of local high schoolers and a teacher. We learn that she was originally the daughter of a Russian oligarch and was struck blind after nearly drowning following a mafia hit. Prairie's disappearance was the result of being kidnapped by Dr. Hunter Aloysius "Hap" Percy (Jason Isaacs), an unscrupulous researcher obsessed with studying the effects of near-death experiences and their potential to open a doorway between dimensions.
Netflix’s The OA Part II: What to Know Before You Watch
Fans of Netflix's trippy science fiction series The OA have reason to celebrate. The second season is almost here. And given the dramatic way The OA Part 1 ended, it goes without saying that the series will have a very different status quo in these new episodes.
From new cast members to a major change in setting, here's everything you need to know to prepare for The OA Part 2.
Recapping Part I
Since it's been a while since Part I debuted on Netflix, a quick recap is probably in order. The OA revolves around a young woman named Prairie Johnson (Brit Marling), who vanishes for several years and suddenly returns, mysteriously cured of her blindness and reluctant to speak about what happened during those missing years. Prairie, now calling herself "The OA," eventually reveals her story to a group of local high schoolers and a teacher. We learn that she was originally the daughter of a Russian oligarch and was struck blind after nearly drowning following a mafia hit. Prairie's disappearance was the result of being kidnapped by Dr. Hunter Aloysius "Hap" Percy (Jason Isaacs), an unscrupulous researcher obsessed with studying the effects of near-death experiences and their potential to open a doorway between dimensions.
How an Indie Developer Is Making an Official Zelda Game
Cadence of Hyrule marks a fairly unprecedented step for Nintendo. While it’s fundamentally a mash-up of The Legend of Zelda and Crypt of the NecroDancer, the next Zelda game is still being made by a small, third-party indie developer, and is even being called a “Nindie” by Nintendo itself. As exciting as the announcement is, how the heck did that happen?
To find out, I spoke with Ryan Clark, founder of Crypt of the NecroDancer developer Brace Yourself Games. While Clark says they initially approached Nintendo to potentially use Zelda in some smaller way like DLC, the mutual interest in working together grew faster than they were expecting.
How an Indie Developer Is Making an Official Zelda Game
Cadence of Hyrule marks a fairly unprecedented step for Nintendo. While it’s fundamentally a mash-up of The Legend of Zelda and Crypt of the NecroDancer, the next Zelda game is still being made by a small, third-party indie developer, and is even being called a “Nindie” by Nintendo itself. As exciting as the announcement is, how the heck did that happen?
To find out, I spoke with Ryan Clark, founder of Crypt of the NecroDancer developer Brace Yourself Games, and Kirk Scott, Nintendo of America’s Manager of Publisher-Developer Relations and all-around Nindie guy. While Clark says they initially approached Nintendo to potentially use Zelda in some smaller way like DLC, the mutual interest in working together grew faster than they were expecting.