Fear Effect Sedna Release Window Revealed
Fear Effect Sedna, the crowdfunded sequel to the original action adventure game, will be released in early 2018.
The launch window was revealed on Twitter, along with the announcement that, in addition to Xbox One, PS4, and PC, the game will also be released for Nintendo Switch.
Fear Effect Sedna is being developed by French indie studio Sushee. The game had a successful Kickstarter campaign last year, and is said to be a new Fear Effect with completely new gameplay, rather than being Fear Effect 3.
Out This Week: Middle-earth: Shadow of War, Baby Driver, The Evil Within 2
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Arrow: 6 Major Season 6 Teases
Warning: Spoilers ahead for Arrow Season 5.
When the fifth season of Arrow came to an end, it left views shocked as Adrian Chase (Josh Segarra) killed himself, triggering a series of explosions on Lian Yu that potentially killed nearly everyone Oliver (Stephen Amell) cares about.
With a new season ready to begin, producers have remained tight-lipped about who didn't survive the deadly attack and who will return to help the Green Arrow in his continuing quest to save Star City.
While there are some secrets that will remain that way until Season 6 of Arrow premieres, there's still plenty to talk about. Executive producer and showrunner Wendy Mericle spoke to IGN about the show's return and revealed some major details about what's to come.
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Batman: The Animated Series Heading to Blu-Ray
Warner Bros. has announced that Batman: The Animated Series - the beloved cartoon adaptation of the Dark Knight's adventures from the 1990s - will be arriving in remastered form on Blu-ray in 2018.
The announcement was made at New York Comic-Con as part of a special panel held to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the original series, with long-standing Batman voice actor Kevin Conroy, Tara Strong (Batgirl in The New Batman Adventures) and original series producers Bruce Timm and Alan Burnett.
Batman: The Animated Series coming to Blu-ray next year. #NYCC pic.twitter.com/qqmy3iq5MF
Thor: Ragnarok – First Reactions Twitter Roundup
Disney and Marvel have held their first media screening for Thor: Ragnarok, and allowed press to talk about the movie on social media ahead of official reviews.
IGN's Jim Vejvoda shared his thoughts after the screening, calling it "the best Thor movie" but "good, not awesome."
SlashFilm's Peter Sciretta also thinks it's the best Thor film thus far, and was one of many who praised its score.
WWE Hell in a Cell 2017 Live Blog and Results
Join me here for all of tonight's WWE Hell in a Cell action! I'll be posting the match results and my reactions below as they roll in and I'll be live-tweeting over at @TheMattFowler if you want to check me out there too.
Shane McMahon is out to avenge the family name/fall off something dangerously high as he battles Kevin Owens inside a cell. Oh, and also outside a cell since the match, inexplicably, was transformed into a Falls Count Anywhere affair. I know. It's weird. We'll have to see.
McDonald’s Is Bringing Szechuan Sauce After Fan Backlash
After many complaints from vocal Rick and Morty fans, McDonald's is bringing back the coveted Szechuan sauce for a less limited promotion.
The fast-food chain has issued a statement on Twitter thanking customers for their interest and enthusiasm towards the sauce and apologising for the limited availability.
You spoke. We’ve listened. Lots more #SzechuanSauce and locations. Details soon. And that’s the wayyy the news goes! pic.twitter.com/ooIrbZBsOw
Defending Indy and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
It’s easy to bag out Indiana Jones’ fourth cinematic outing, Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, because, frankly, there’s plenty wrong with it. You don’t have to look too far on the Infernal Google Machine to see ramblings, listicles, and video rants dedicated to this very topic.
As much as I used to revel in denying its existence, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull isn’t the Jar-Jar-Binks-filled, sand-everywhere, Han-Shot-first travesty that’s otherwise known as George Lucas’ bad touch in the post-Original Trilogy world. So, in the spirit of defying Metacritic User Review logic where if something isn’t a 10 it can only possibly be a 0, let’s break down the pros of Indy’s fourth cinematic outing.
Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan Footage Revealed
Amazon brought its upcoming series Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan to New York Comic Con on Saturday. The show doesn’t premiere until summer 2018 or thereabouts -- showrunner Carlton Cuse seemed reluctant to pin down an exact time window during the NYCC panel – but fans were treated to a sneak peek at the first seven minutes of the pilot, an intense teaser trailer and a Q&A with Cuse, Executive Producer Graham Roland, and stars John Krasinsky and Abbie Cornish.
The footage began with a scene set in 1983 Lebanon. Two young brothers are dancing to Safety Dance until their mom breaks up the party and sends them off to tend to their chores. Their adorable hijinks are interrupted when a group of jets screams through the sky before turning to begin a massive bombing run that envelopes the boys’ entire village.