PlayStation Plus Lineup for December 2017 Announced
Sony has revealed December 2017's lineup of free PlayStation Plus games.
Check out the full list of games and their respective platforms below, courtesy of PlayStation Blog:
- Darksiders II: Deathinitive Edition (PS4)
- Kung Fu Panda: Showdown of Legendary Legends (PS4)
- Syberia Collection (PS3)
- Xblaze Lost: Memories (PS3)
- Forma.8 (PS Vita, PS4)
- Wanted Corp (PS Vita)
- Until Dawn: Rush of Blood (PS4) — bonus game available through January 2 in U.S., Canada, and Latin America
All the Money in the World Director on Cutting Kevin Spacey
Ridley Scott has spoken up about replacing Kevin Spacey with Christoper Plummer in All the Money in the World, saying the decision to cut Spacey was "simple."
In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Scott, who learned about the sexual harassment allegations against Spacey while working on the sound edit for the movie, said he knew he couldn't keep Spacey in the film.
"I sat and thought about it and realized, we cannot," Scott said. "You can’t tolerate any kind of behavior like that. And it will affect the film. We cannot let one person’s action affect the good work of all these other people. It’s that simple."
PUBG Studio’s New Game Is a Steampunk MMO
To say Bluehole is on a hot streak right now would be an understatement. With more than 20 million copies sold, the studio’s PUBG is one of the most popular games in the world. But the team is also known for Tera, a 2011 MMO that is still played by many people. But Bluehole is hardly resting on its laurels; Last week, during the Gstar game-convention in their homeland of Korea, they announced and demoed their latest game: Ascent: Infinite Realm.
With Ascent, Bluehole is returning to its roots. It’s an MMO that takes place in a world that combines fantasy and steampunk influences. The planet where players reside consists of many islands, which are floating in the air. Residents use airships as their main form of transportation to reach the multitude of different islands.
The Last of Us Part 2, Dreams Among PSX Panel Lineup
The PlayStation Experience 2017 panel lineup features looks at both the past and future of some of the platforms biggest games.
The cast and crew of The Last of Us Part II, including Neil Druckmann, Halley Gross, and "key members of the game’s cast" will be on hand on Saturday, December 9 at 6:30 to talk about the making of the most recent trailer for the upcoming game.
Sucker Punch will be talking about its upcoming Ghosts of Tsushima in a panel moderated by our own Brian Altano, at 3:30. Sucker Punch is using the panel as an "opportunity to share a little more" abut the recently-announced Ghosts of Tsushima.
Star Citizen Now Lets You Buy Digital Plots of Land With Real Money
If you're looking to own a piece of the digital heavens, Star Citizen is now offering plots of land for you to plant your flag.
For the price of $50 USD, you can own a 4km square parcel of land on any "planet, moon, or asteroid" under United Empire of Earth (UEE) control.
From there you're basically free to do with the virtual land whatever you please. Want to start a virtual space commune? Zone your land for residential use. Thinking of launching your own space shop? Get a commercial use zoning permit.
It's almost like actually buying land in real life, but for much cheaper... and it doesn't exist outside the digital realm.
If you're worried the "best" plots of land will get grabbed up by no-good carpetbaggers and speculators, Robert Space Industries wants you to know that won't be a problem.
Shin Megami Tensei 5 Confirmed for the West
Atlus has confirmed that Shin Megami Tensei V will be released outside of Japan on Nintendo Switch.
No release date or price have been announced yet, and the only plot details teased so far are that SMT V will take place in modern Tokyo. As always, players “will face a new onslaught of demons," according to Atlus.
Alongside the news, Atlus released an updated version of the TGS trailer with English text:
A new Shin Megami Tensei was teased at Switch’s announcement event in January, and Shin Megami Tensei V was officially announced in October.
52 Images From Avengers: Infinity War
The first trailer for Marvel's Avengers: Infinity War has arrived! And it did not disappoint with its assemblage and mix of the many MCU heroes. Doctor Strange and Hulk? Scarlet Witch and a... human Vision?! Thor and the Guardians of the Galaxy?!!
Basically, it's awesome. And we've collected a bunch of screenshots from the trailer so that you (and we!) can pore over every little detail. Check them all out below:
And of course, you also need to watch the trailer itself if you haven't already. Here it is for your infinite consumption:
Marvel's Avengers: Infinity War is just the first part of the story -- the conclusion, and fourth as-yet-untitled Avengers film is currently filming. Infinity War hits on May 4, 2018, while that fourth film, the culmination of Marvel's Phase 3 and everything that has come before in the MCU, is scheduled for a May 3, 2019 release.
First Avengers: Infinity War Trailer Shows Thanos in Action
Marvel Studios has dropped the first trailer for Avengers: Infinity War and we finally got to see Thanos going up against our favourite superhero team.
The Mad Titan himself has arrived on Earth and, as he says in the trailer, seems to be having a lot of fun putting his masterplan of “balancing the universe” into action.
We also see he’s already got two of the six Infinity Stones in his possession, and Vision is being attacked for his Mind Stone.
We'll be breaking down all the awesome easter eggs and secrets for you later today, so keep an eye out for that but let us know all the cool stuff you've spotted in the comments below.
Also, be sure to check out our gallery of 52 screenshots from the trailer right here:
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Classic Maps Coming to Doom VFR
Doom VFR will include playable virtual reality versions of two classic Doom maps, IGN can confirm.
Toxic Refinery and Nuclear Plant will both be available to play in all their low-res glory, with everything in the environment - walls, objects and so on - looking exactly as they did over two decades ago, while the enemies you fight are ripped from last year's game.
The classic maps are played in the same way as the full game, with either a pair of Move controllers or a standard DualShock. Free movement is also an option, so it plays like a standard first-person shooter rather than teleporting from one position to the next.
The maps are unlocked by playing through the main campaign, although it's currently unclear if they're accessed in the same way as 2016's console version.