Triple H Reveals NXT’s Shiny New American Championship Title
This weekend is WrestleMania 34 in New Orleans, and the annual NXT TakeOver is back, with Triple H revealing the first ever WWE NXT North American Title belt.
The NXT TakeOver event was introduced in 2016 at WresteMania 32 and this year's event will see a ladder match with Killian Dain, EC3, Adam Cole, Velveteen Dream, Lars Sullivan, and Ricochet duking it out to be named the first NXT North American Champion.
Triple H unveiled the brand spanking new belt in a tweet along with the names of the potential champions.
Deadpool Auctioning A Pink Superhero Suit to Fight Cancer
Ryan Reynolds has teamed up with online fundraising platform Omaze to auction off a pink Deadpool suit, with the proceeds going to LetsFCancer.
To be in with a chance of winning the custom-made suit from 20th Century Fox, and contribute to a good cause, you can click here to donate between $10 and $5,000 to buy yourself a stack of entries into the final draw.
The higher reward tiers include a signed DVD, and a personalised outgoing voicemail message recorded by Deadpool. There was a signed poster up for grabs but they're sold out already.
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PUBG Dev Plans to Disable Keyboard and Mouse Support for Console
PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds console players that use third party devices like Xim to play with a keyboard and mouse won't be able to do so forever.
When asked whether there were any plans to curb console players' use of keyboard and mouse in the game, PUBG's community coordinator Dan "RoboDanjal" tweeted that they have been "gathering in-game information regarding third party device usage over the past few months.
"Although usage of these devices is statistically very low, fair gameplay is core to our experience, and we will be communicating our plan to curb the use of these devices soon."
There Are 3 Different Star Trek 4 Scripts in Development
Mark Hamill Fine With Digitally Recreated Luke Skywalker in Future Star Wars Movies
Mark Hamill is totally fine with being digitally re-created in any future Star Wars movies.
Speaking to RadioTimes, the Luke Skywalker actor said that he would "absolutely" be fine with being digitally recreated a la Peter Cushing in Rogue One, or recast with a younger actor a la Alden Ehrenreich in Solo.
“Well already I told my family ‘Absolutely – thumbs up!’” he said.
“But it is a question of propriety really. I’m sure they had to go to the Cushing estate and get their permission.”
Hamill said that he was very sure that Star Wars stories would continue to be told well after his death, and was happy for Luke Skywalker to be a part of them. "You know, it’s amazing to me – George
Stranger Things Creators Accused of Stealing Story Ideas
Stranger Things creators Matt and Ross Duffer have been accused of stealing ideas for Stranger Things from a short film called Montauk.
Charlie Kessler, the director of the aforementioned short film, filed a lawsuit today, Deadline reports. In it, Kessler claims he pitched the Duffers his concept for Montauk in 2014 at a party during the Tribeca Film Festival and sometime later presented to them "the script, ideas, story and film," which he says they allegedly then used when developing Strangers Things.
Giant Marvel Exhibition Opens at Seattle’s Museum of Pop Culture This Month
An expansive new Marvel exhibition is opening at Seattle's Museum of Pop Culture this month, showcasing more than 300 artefacts across Marvel comics, the MCU, and other media.
"Marvel: Universe of Super Heroes" celebrates 10 years of the MCU, with an eye to Marvel's 80th anniversary next year. According to a press release, the exhibition will showcase some of Marvel's "most iconic and sought-after pages, costumes and props," many of which have never-before been seen by the public.
“Our show takes us from the origins of the Marvel Universe to the present, providing a chance to see some of the rarest and most precious objects to have survived from the past 80 years of pop culture history,” says curator Ben Saunders.
The Flash Movie Reportedly Won’t Be Titled Flashpoint
Warner Bros.' upcoming Flash movie starring Ezra Miller reportedly won't be titled Flashpoint.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, writer Dan Mazeau worked on the project "when it was titled Flashpoint," which suggests the movie's title is now something else.
What the film will be called now is anybody's guess, though it may still cover the events of the Flashpoint incident. On Twitter, THR reporter Borys Kit clarified his statement from the aforementioned article, saying, "I didn't say they weren't adapting Flashpoint. All I said was that it wouldn't be titled Flashpoint. But maybe I've said too much."
The Secrets Behind Middle-earth: Shadow of War’s Nemesis System
When Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor was released in 2014, developer Monolith Productions realized something surprising: The best players had the worst experience. This was because of the Nemesis System, which expected players to die now and then so it could personalize their interactions with the many orcs and Uruks. The players who didn't die missed out on that key feature.
This was just one of the many details Monolith wanted to address for the sequel, Middle-earth: Shadow of War. I sat down with Director Michael de Plater for a deep dive on the upgraded Nemesis System, the stories he wanted to tell, and how he made the player the one thing the orcs of Middle-earth fear. Check out the latest episode of IGN's Expert Mode: