Stranger Things Creators Say Series Will End With Season 4
Stranger Things creators the Duffer brothers plan to conclude the hit Netflix series with four seasons.
In an interview with Vulture, Matt and Ross Duffer Season 3 is coming, and spoke about how long they see their 80s nostalgia-fest running. "We think it will be a four season thing and then out," Ross said.
Matt chimed in to say, "We just have to keep adjusting the story," but noted that he's not sure if they "can justify something bad happening to them once a year.”
Season 2 of Stranger Things will debut on October 27 on Netflix. A new trailer for the upcoming season was revealed last month at Comic-Con. Check out this gallery of 31 screenshots from the trailer for a peek at what lies ahead.
Conjuring Universe Passes $1 Billion at the Global Box Office
Following Annabelle: Creation's strong start at the box office, James Wan and producer Peter Safran’s Conjuring universe has now grossed over $1 billion USD globally, Warner Bros. Pictures announced.
The cinematic universe is comprised of four movies: The Conjuring, The Conjuring 2, Annabelle, and Annabelle: Creation. Three additional films—The Conjuring 3, The Nun, and The Crooked Man—are currently in the works.
According to Warner Bros., The Conjuring 2's $320.4 million is the largest global gross of the connected films, followed by The Conjuring's $319.5 million and Annabelle's $257 million. Since its theatrical release earlier this month, Annabelle: Creation has brought in well over $100 million worldwide.
Overwatch: ‘Significant Changes’ Could Be Coming to D.Va
Overwatch hero D.Va is currently being tested with a brand new offensive ability as well as major changes to both her mobility and defense matrix.
Fan favorite tank, D.Va may be getting a new ability and a serious overhaul according to a recent post on the official Overwatch forums. Principle designer Geoff Goodman said they've been testing the changes internally and laid out changes that include being able to shoot in-flight, as well as a never-before-seen micro missiles ability to "allow her to play more aggressively and deal more damage than before." However this comes at a cost with her defense matrix taking a serious on hit on energy which means, according to Goodman, "D.Va won't be able to use it nearly as often overall." The full list of changes can be found below:
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I Barely Beat The Easiest Level of Cuphead
Listen, it could have even been the tutorial, I’m not sure. But whatever it was, it was an early level, and it was absolutely brutal. I’d never played Cuphead before - in fact I think I’m the only person I know who hasn’t - and as I began my journey through a simple forest area it felt pretty natural and intuitive. It is a platformer steeped in history, after all.
But then the enemies started flying at me from all angles, many of them spitting rocks and other deadly projectiles. I kept forgetting you can’t jump on them to kill them, it’s a run and gun action platformer, so I had to spin right and left constantly, then shoot up, then shoot down, then jump to avoid an oncoming leapy guy. My health bar was at four, then three, then two, then one. I died. I died again. I died again.
14 of Gaming’s Best and Worst Crossover Events
Crossovers happen in media all the time. The Jetsons meet the Flintstones. Supergirl shows up in The Flash. But in games, melding the characters and gameplay mechanics from divergent worlds can be a tall order. How do you remain true to the unique vision of each game while still create something more than the sum of its parts?
With the recent announcement of Resident Evil 2's Leon & Claire coming to Monster Hunter World: Iceborne, we thought it would be a good time to take a look back at some of the best (and worst) crossover events in gaming history.
Everything I Killed In Monster Hunter World (and How I Killed It)
I could tell you a lot about Monster Hunter World from the hours I played in its Ancient Forest map (the name of the area we first saw upon the game’s E3 reveal). I could tell you how it’s adhering to Monster Hunter’s excellent template, laying the foundations for an even more satisfying feedback loop of combat and crafting. But we’ve done that already. I could tell you about each of its 14 returning weapons in extreme detail. But Capcom’s done that already.
20 Photos of Minecraft, Project Scorpio Xbox One Consoles
At Gamescom today, Microsoft showed off the newest Xbox hardware: the limited edition Minecraft Xbox One S and Project Scorpio edition Xbox One X.
You can check out 20 photos of the new consoles below, including a limited edition Minecraft pig controller complete with a curly tail on the back, a Creeper controller including a TNT box on the back, and the red sandstone on the bottom of the console itself.
SNES Classic Hands-On: I Hope I Can Buy One
Assuming you can actually purchase one when it launches this September 29th, the Super Nintendo Classic is a faithful, tiny tribute to Nintendo’s early ‘90s 16-bit gaming console. Sure, it’s mostly just a little plastic grey box with purple buttons (or not, depending on the part of the world you grew up in) but the magic it has inside of it will bring back a million magical gaming memories.
While the form factor of the console itself is adorable, it’s the games lineup that you’re obviously here for, and the SNES Classic comes with an impeccably strong roster of masterpieces. From Super Mario World to Contra III and Donkey Kong Country, there legitimately isn’t a weak game in the entire collection. The NES Classic may have had nine more games, but it also had stuff like Ice Climbers - a game about jumping where the characters are bad at jumping - so I’ll gladly take quality over quantity here. Legends like A Link to the Past, Final Fantasy III and Earthbound will take you dozens of hours to complete in their entirety and all of them still hold up today. This is a fantastic collection of games and seeing them all together in one place will make you truly appreciate how special the Super Nintendo was.
Stalking in Memphis in Assassin’s Creed Origins
Usually when I think of Memphis as a place of worship I picture jumpsuited Elvis fans singing Love Me Tender outside of his Graceland estate in Tennessee, but just over two thousand years ago the city of Memphis, Egypt was home to god worship of a decidedly more ancient variety. It’s in this lush setting on the west bank of the Nile river that I take my first steps into Assassin’s Creed Origins during an hour long hands-on demo at Gamescom 2017.
“For us, Memphis was like touching true ancient Egypt,” explains game director, Ashraf Ismail. “This city is 3000 years old
. So for us it was an opportunity to show a location with a lot of
who still believe in the old religions and the old gods.”