Spider-Man: Homecoming 2 Will Have Big Costume Changes for Spidey
The upcoming sequel to Spider-Man: Homecoming will feature a different costume for the titular superhero.
Speaking to India West, Homecoming and Ant-Man and the Wasp costume designer Louis Frogley revealed Spidey's suit will undergo some big changes. The new look will seemingly be a direct reaction to Peter Parker's growth as a hero and a man.
“I am not actually working on that film, but the costumes will have very big changes because, in the film, Spider-Man becomes more like a man and not a teenager," Frogley said.
First Photos of Linda Hamilton as Sarah Connor in the New Terminator Emerge
New photos of Linda Hamilton as Sarah Connor in the new Terminator movie have surfaced.
The images, which you can view on TheTerminatorFans, feature a hardened Sarah Connor sporting a bulletproof vest, which seems to be holding a couple of grenades.
The Terminator reboot also stars Arnold Schwarzenegger alongside franchise newcomer Mackenzie Davis. Deadpool director Tim Miller will helm the film, which will serve as a direct sequel to Terminator 2: Judgment Day.
The Sims 4: New Content Being Planned For Next Three Years
New content for The Sims 4 is being planned for the next three years.
Speaking to Variety, Grant Rodiek, senior producer on The Sims 4, revealed that, with the Sims 4: Seasons due for release this week, he is already in meetings discussing content plans for next three years of the game. Though Rodiek wouldn't go into details as to what these plans may consist of, he did tease, “Seasons is just the tip of the iceberg."
Rodiek previously assured fans the team plan on producing content "for years", when some Sims fans grew concerned over the future of the game, which came out four years ago, due to the departure of some senior members of The Sims 4 team.
Forza Horizon 4’s Shared World Explained
For the first time in the series Forza Horizon 4 is a shared world game. It’s a big change, and one which Playground Games creative director Ralph Fulton describes as a “huge paradigm shift.” It’s also a potentially a concerning one for some but, as it’s still optional, it probably shouldn’t be.
First and foremost, the nature of Forza Horizon 4’s shared world changes the other racers you’ll see while cruising around the open world. In Forza Horizon 2 and 3, the cars you saw hooning around the environment were what the Forza series dubs Drivatars; AI powered driver profiles drawn from your friends list and beyond. In Forza Horizon 4 we’ll still race against Drivatars when we start an event, but the cars you’ll encounter in free roam will now be real people within a 72-player server. The reason Playground Games is doing this is because the team believes that real players will exhibit more interesting, more unpredictable, and more fun behaviour than they could ever program into Drivatars.
Amazon’s LOTR Series: 13 Actors Who Could Play Young Aragorn
Rumors are suggesting that Amazon's buzzed-about Lord of the Rings series - which is reportedly locked in for five seasons (with the first two seasons alone potentially costing as much as $500 million - will focus on a younger version of Aragorn, the part famously played by Viggo Mortensen in the Peter Jackson trilogy.
Funnily enough, the film role was originally filled by actor Stuart Townsend and he was let go from production, after training for two months, because Jackson thought Townsend was too young. Now it seems that a 20-something Aragorn is the direction Amazon wants to go with its show and Townsend is, once again, the wrong age.
Fox Reportedly Accepts Disney’s New Higher Bid
Update: Fox Business is reporting that 21st Century Fox has accepted the higher Disney bid.
Among other things, this would mean X-Men and Fantastic Four could come to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
A week after Comcast's $65 billion offer, Disney raised its bid to $71.3 billion for 21st Century Fox. The offer increased per share from it's $52.4 billion offer at $28 per share, to now $38 per share.
An Unravel 2 Switch Version Would Have Added 6 Months to the Release Date
When Unravel 2 was announced last week during EA's press conference at E3 2018, it was a welcome surprise. What was even more surprising was that the puzzle platformer became available immediately on all major platforms except the Nintendo Switch. However, it has now been revealed that a Switch version of Unravel 2 would have added six months to the release date.
Speaking to GamesIndustry.biz, developer Coldwood Interactive explained that, despite thinking the indie title would be perfect for the Switch, the team didn't have time to make it happen as there are technical barriers in place which make it difficult.
PUBG Getting Its First Event Pass This Week
A new map isn't the only thing coming to PUBG on PC this week. On Friday, PUBG's PC version will also get its first Event Pass, a limited-time system that will unlock in-game item rewards when players level up by completing specific missions. It seems very similar to Fortnite's Battle Pass.
"The Event Pass is designed to reflect the opinions of players who wanted a trackable progression-related system, and at the same time allows you to unlock new content in PUBG in a way that is different from the crate and key system," reads a PUBG Steam post.
Inside and Limbo Finally Coming to Switch This Month
Independent developer Playdead's dark and wonderful games are finally making their way to Nintendo Switch.
Limbo and Inside will launch worldwide June 28 on Switch on June 28, as initially reported by Famitsu and then later confirmed on Playdead's Twitter account.
Limbo tells the mysterious story of a lost little boy traveling through a treacherous landscape. It initially released in July 2010 as part of that year's Xbox Live Summer of Arcade.
Inside, initially released June 2016, tells a similar story of a small boy trying to escape some bizarre internment camp where horrifying experiments are conducted. Its unforgettable ending will surely make you at least mildly uncomfortable.
Rocket League: First Details of Rocket Pass Revealed
Psyonix has shared the first details on Rocket League's upcoming Rocket Pass reward system.
Similar to Fortnite's Battle Pass, Rocket League's Rocket Pass will allow players to earn new content through a time-limited progression system. As you earn more Rocket Pass XP, you'll unlock more content. However, this does not replace the current XP-based progression system.
