Avengers: Infinity War Trailer Coming Tomorrow
After a small tease from directors Joe and Anthony Russo yesterday, Marvel has confirmed the latest Avengers: Infinity War trailer is arriving soon.
The official Marvel Twitter account posted a teaser video promising a world premiere trailer tomorrow. There's no new footage from the film itself in the teaser, however.
Trailer tomorrow. pic.twitter.com/eHPySfuHMp
— Marvel Entertainment (@Marvel) March 15, 2018
Kit Harrington Confirms Jon Snow Won’t Be in GoT Spinoffs
Jon Snow won't appear in any of the Game of Thrones spinoffs, according to Kit Harington.
In an interview with GQ Italia (via Digital Spy), Harington confirmed he won't be a part of any of the new shows. "I think there's going to be spinoffs, but I'm not going to be involved in any of it," Harington said.
Harington's comments aren't necessarily surprising, considering HBO President Casey Bloys said no existing Game of Thrones characters would appear in the potential spinoffs. Still, with these projects still in development, Harington's statement seem to confirm the intention of these spinoffs to explore different aspects of George R. R. Martin's world.
Modders Love Putting The Witcher’s Geralt In Games
Geralt, the main character from The Witcher series of games and books, is a handsome mutated devil with cool scars and gorgeous locks of spun silver. So of course, it makes sense for him to branch out a bit and show up in other games, such as the upcoming Soulcalibur 6.
But modders don't want to wait to see Geralt in another game, and so they've been modding him into existing games for a while now. Check out the gallery below of 8 notable ones.
For a full look at Geralt in Soulcalibur 6, check out the trailer below.
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The Guardians of the Galaxy’s Big Advantage Over the Avengers in Infinity War
While on a visit to the Atlanta set of Avengers: Infinity War last year, IGN and a small group of press spoke to directors Joe and Anthony Russo about what audiences can expect from the Guardians of the Galaxy joining the fray in the fight against Thanos. The directors explained how the passage of several years between Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 and the start of Infinity War is the reason behind a few changes to the team. Some changes will be practical, like Groot growing into his “teenage” form, but the one that really counts is how they will enter the film with several years of experience working as a team.
“There are some changes … about chemistry and about camaraderie and the fact that they're closer, and they're tighter, and they've been doing it for a while. That's, if there's any change, it's in that when they may or may not intersect with the Avengers in this movie, they have cemented their chemistry as a team. And they would stand in contrast with the other teams. Potentially,” Anthony explained.
Infinity War Directors Are Putting the Avengers Through Their ‘Final Test’
Avengers: Infinity War will be the culmination of all previous 18 films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and on a visit to the Atlanta set of the upcoming film, IGN and a small group of press heard from directors Joe and Anthony Russo on just how they’re taking on such an ambitious, unprecedented task.
“I think as storytellers what it means for us is that while you're always looking for cataclysmic events in a film, to change a character, to challenge a character, and to sort of explore who that character is and test who that character is, it gave all of us in this film an opportunity to figure out, well, what were those ultimate tests for these characters. To go one step further even than how you would normally test the character in one of these films because we had the freedom to think of it in many, many cases as sort of a final test,” Anthony said, with Joe adding, “This is the ending of the book. And then there may be new books written, but this is certainly the ending of this book”
What Remains of Edith Finch Publisher Reveals New Game
Outer Wilds is a first-person sci-fi adventure developed by Mobius Digital and published by Annapurna Interactive.
It's described as an "open-world mystery," and takes place in a bizarre solar system "trapped in an endless time loop." Time plays a major role, with locations and secrets appearing or disappearing in chronological lock-step.
"Players can visit an underground city before it’s swallowed by sand, or explore the surface of a planet as it crumbles beneath their feet," according to Annapurna Interactive.
Outer Wilds is set in a dynamic, fully-realized solar system "that rewards players’ curiosity." Rather than procedural generation, the worlds and explorable locations are hand-crafted.
Narcos Video Game Announced
Curve Digital has signed a deal with Narcos producer, Gaumont, to make a video game adaption based on the hit show. It will be released next year for "PC and consoles".
Curve Digital's sister company, Kuju, will be developing the title. “We’re looking forward to creating a game that matches the fantastic storyline and gritty action of the Netflix series," said Kuju's studio head, Brynley Gibson. "We’re tremendously excited and have some amazing gameplay elements in the works that will please both fans of the show and gamers."
Super Bomberman R Getting PC, PS4, Xbox One, Release
Super Bomberman R is coming to PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One in June, along with unique platform exclusive-characters.
Konami has announced that the game will release on PS4 and Xbox One on June 12 in the Americas and June 14 worldwide, with a Steam release on June 13.
Konami has collaborated with Sony, Microsoft and Valve to introduce platform-exclusive characters, with Ratchet & Clank Bomber on PS4, Master Chief Bomber on Xbox One, and P-body Bomber on Steam.
Additionally, players who pre-order either the digital edition or the Shiny Edition at retail, will receive the 8 Shiny Bomberman Brothers Set and Golden Vic Viper Bomber for a limited time.
The title launched on the Nintendo Switch in March last year, and we thought it was okay. The game's Switch update added 10 additional characters and a co-op Grand Prix mode.
Every Netflix Original Series You Can Stream Now
Netflix's plans to dominate the streaming world continue in 2018, with the company promising to release at least 700 original programs, which include new and recurring titles. With their viewing library growing at an exponential rate, we thought it would be fun to look at all of the original series they currently offer in the U.S. There are over 100 titles that you can stream right now with many more coming in the weeks ahead. Our list does not include kids shows, reality shows, talk shows, or any of the Netflix specials like the Beyond Stranger Things aftershow.
Also, you will notice that when referring to a series like The Killing, which was picked up by Netflix for its fourth and final season, we only give Netflix credit for the one season and however many episodes they actually produced. While the entire series is available to stream, the first three seasons of The Killing were produced by AMC and do not count as a Netflix original. Other series in that category include Black Mirror, Star Wars: The Clones Wars, and Glitch.
Ubisoft Announces For Honor PC Starter Edition for $15
Ubisot has announced a For Honor Starter Edition for PC for $14.99. It includes everything from the Standard Edition; the only difference is the number of playable heroes available at the start, and the way the Hero unlocking system works.
A post on Ubisoft's site explains that, while the three vanguard heroes will be fully unlocked from the outset, the three faction heroes that would also be fully unlocked in the Standard Edition and customizable for 500 Steel each will cost 8,000 Steel to fully unlock and customize in the Started Edition.
