Avengers 4 Title Won’t Be Unveiled Anytime Soon
According to directors Joe and Anthony Russo, the official title of Avengers 4 won't be announced anytime soon.
In an interview with Yahoo Movies U.K., the filmmakers said they want fans to watch and digest Infinity War before revealing anything about the fourth Avengers movie. "It's going to be quite a long while before people see that title," Joe Russo said. "We need people to see this movie, digest this movie, and then we can tell them what the next story is they’re going to see."
Joe Russo also reaffirmed that Infinity War and Avengers 4 will each have their own distinct stories with a "beginning, middle and an end, in the same way that Civil War handed off to Infinity War and Infinity War will hand off to the next movie."
BioWare Focusing on Story for Anthem
BioWare will focus on delivering an engaging story, world, and characters in Anthem, particularly following the failings of Mass Effect: Andromeda and its lack of story DLC.
In a recent blog post, the studio's general manager Casey Hudson discussed how BioWare will learn from the mistakes it has made with the last Mass Effect title. Hudson touched on how the developer failed to deliver a story DLC about the unresolved plot of the missing Quarian Ark, saying this is something the studio needs to avoid moving forward.
7 Best Superman Comics to Learn About Krypton
SyFy’s Krypton TV series takes place on Superman’s home planet 200 years before he was born. If you want to know more about the history of Krypton and its role in the universe, then check out these must-read comics to educate yourself on the House of El home-world.
For our thoughts on the Kyrpton show, check out our video below discussing the pilot.
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The Walking Dead Finale Ratings Are the Lowest Since Season 1
After eight seasons, AMC's The Walking Dead has been a ratings behemoth, but if Sunday's Season 8 finale is any indication, that reign of television dominance could be coming to an end.
According to Variety, "Wrath," the Season 8 finale, had the lowest finale ratings since Season 1, with a Nielsen score of 3.4 for adults 18-49, which amounts to 7.9 million viewers. The season as a whole averaged around 7.8 million viewers. Check out all of the season finales Nielsen ratings for the series entire run below:
Deadpool Getting Pop-Up Bars in Two Major Cities
Deadpool-themed pop-up bars have been announced for two major U.S. cities.
Per THR, the bars are coming to New York City and Los Angeles and are part of a promotional campaign between Fox and beverage company Mike's Harder. Fans 21 and older will only be able to attend.
Deadpool pop-up bars. via THR.
Octopath Traveler: Two New Protagonists Revealed
Square Enix has announced two new protagonists for Octopath Traveler.
A new trailer has revealed the two new characters are H'aanit the Hunter and Therion the Thief, and new details on Path Actions and Side Stories have been released, so be sure to check the trailer below:
The first new character, H'aanit the Hunter, is on a journey to find her master, who disappeared while pursuing a dangerous monster. Her Path Action is Provoke, which allows her to summon wild animals to attack people. This enables her to chase off enemies, or open paths blocked by hostile forces.
The second new character, Therion the Thief, has been hired by a mysterious client, who tasks him with the theft of a precious gem. His Path Action is Steal, which allows him to take what he wants from almost everyone. This includes items Therion can use to complete quests, as well as rare or unique items, not sold in any store.
13 Best Moments in Dragon Ball Super
Dragon Ball Super has wrapped up, and with Episode 131 going out on such a high note, we wanted to take some time to look back through Super and highlight some of its best moments. While Dragon Ball Super started off a bit rough, it was still able to provide plenty of great scenes that will surely stand the test of time and be fondly remembered well in the future. Its run wasn’t as long as Dragon Ball Z – though that could change if Toei decides to bring Super back – but this look back has us more excited than ever for what the future holds.
Monster Hunter World Adding 16-Player Elder Dragon Hunt
Monster Hunter World's next limited-time event mission launches tomorrow, April 18 at 5 pm Pacific and introduces both a new Elder Dragon and the 16-player Siege mission type.
The target Elder Dragon, Kulve Taroth, is a massive, gilded beast which must be hunted in large teams. As Capcom explained in a blog post, up to 16 players can meet up in the gathering hub social area beforehand and then split into parties of four "to investigate and hunt down the same Kulve Taroth."
"As each hunting party collects more tracks and breaks off more parts from attacking Kulve Taroth, they’ll contribute progress to the same Siege," Capcom explained, adding that Sieges were "designed and balanced for multiplayer."
Harley Quinn Spinoff Birds of Prey Hires Director
Warner Bros.' Harley Quinn spinoff movie Birds of Prey has found its director.
Variety reports Cathy Yan will direct the film. She's set to become the second female director to helm a DC movie following Patty Jenkins (Wonder Woman). Christina Hodson, the writer behind the upcoming Transformers spinoff Bumblebee, penned the script. Hodson has also recently been tapped to write the Batgirl movie.
Production on Birds of Prey is expected to begin by the end of the year after Margot Robbie (Harley Quinn) wraps up filming Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. Last month it was reported she's in talks to play Sharon Tate in Tarantino's new film.
Ubisoft E3 Press Conference Date and Time Announced
Ubisoft has confirmed the time and date of its E3 2018 press conference, falling in line with the company's previous yearly plans at the expo.
The publisher of Ghost Recon Wildlands, the Assassin's Creed franchise, and more will hold its E3 press conference on Monday, June 11 at 1 p.m. PT/4 p.m. ET9 p.m. BST/6 a.m. AEST. Ubisoft's press conference last year took place at the same time.
However, last year, Ubisoft had announced the conference a month closer to E3 than it has this year, which made it easier to assume what would be at the company's showcase following a tease for what would be the release of Assassin's Creed Origins.