M:I 6 Halts Production Due to Tom Cruise Injury
Tom Cruise has suffered an injury while performing a stunt on the set of Mission: Impossible 6, but the film is still slated for its release next year.
Paramount has confirmed to IGN that Cruise broke his ankle while performing a stunt and that production has halted until he is fully recovered. The full statement reads:
"During production on the latest Mission: Impossible film, Tom Cruise broke his ankle while performing a stunt. Production will go on hiatus while Tom makes a full recovery, and the film remains on schedule to open July 27, 2018. Tom wants to thank you all for your concern and support and can’t wait to share the film with everyone next summer."
IGN Prime Free Game Giveaway: Original Journey
IGN Prime has partnered with Bonfire Entertainment to give Prime members full game access to Original Journey available now on Steam!
On the edge of the universe there is a world that shouldn’t exist. A world full of dangerous monstrosities, floating islands, and terrible secrets. Join the Ato, a race of space faring vegetation, as they attempt to uncover the secrets of Planet Shadow and harness its energy to save their dying home world.
You’re a rookie soldier in the Ato army under the command of legendary war hero Captain Colin. Your mission is desperate and dangerous, but the fate of your people depends on your success. Battle your way across the ever-changing surface of Planet Shadow, improve your skills, upgrade your gear, and discover the truth behind the Ato invasion.
Are Free VPNs Legit?
If you care at all about your Internet privacy, you need a virtual private networks (VPN). Thanks to the government giving ISPs a green-eye to snoop, more and more people are willing to use VPNs. However, what they're not willing to do — in a lot of situations at least — is pay for them. Thankfully, there are a host of free VPNs out there, but they have drawbacks, and in general, using a free VPN isn't the smartest security move.
True, most free VPNs do deliver the basics of a private Internet connection. But, some don't, and like any other business, there are some bad ones out there. And, in any case, all the free VPNs come with one or more downsides that may be deal breakers.
Check Out the Justice League’s Megazord
The Justice League took a page from the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers playbook in the first chapter of Dark Nights: Metal.
Warning: this article contains spoilers for Dark Nights: Metal #1!
While the final page of Metal #1 features the biggest twist in this issue, it wasn't the only crazy development to rock the Justice League. Metal #1 opened with the team imprisoned on Mongul's new Warworld and fighting for their lives against an army of Toyman's robotic monsters. But as Batman deduced, Toyman was secretly trying to help the League, hiding hidden buttons inside each robot that would allow the League to take control. And when that happened, the team had their very own version of the Megazord.
Wrestling Wrap Up: Is Baron Corbin Now the Dumbest Superstar?
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How to Watch IGN at Gamescom 2017
Gamescom is almost here yet again, and with this year's convention set to be the biggest version of the Germany-based event ever, IGN will be on hand to cover the biggest announcements, previews, and more — and you can get a front seat to the show with us.
IGN will be streaming live throughout Gamescom 2017, which runs from August 22 through August 26. To catch all of the action tune into both IGN Live right here on IGN.com and via IGN Live and Facebook present Gamescom 2017, available exclusively on IGN's Facebook page.
Settlers of Catan Board Game: A Complete Purchasing Guide
Settlers of Catan, now rebranded as simply ‘Catan’, is the name that launched a thousand expansions. And possibly kicked off the entire modern board game movement, thanks to its breakthrough popularity. As a result, those who find the base game wearing thin or too lightweight have a truly impressive volume of expansions and spin-offs to choose from.
But which Catan expansions should are the best and worth buying? And what are the differences between Catan’s different editions? Where is the best place to start with Catan, anyway? Let's separate the wheat from the sheep and dive into everything you need to know about Catan and its expansions.
Photorealistic GTA 5 Mod Can (Probably) Run on Your PC
Mods that make Grand Theft Auto 5 even prettier than it already is have been around for a long time, but I’ve never seen anything quite like this one. NaturalVision Remastered is a graphics overhaul mod that aims to make Los Santos look more like the real world, and the results are pretty incredible.
Here’s a video made by mod creator Razed and Denis Sitarski showing NaturalVision Remastered in action:
It’s an impressive transformation, made even more impressive by the fact that NaturalVision will supposedly barely impact your game performance. It does this by changing GTA’s lighting, weather effects, color tone, shaders, and other settings to make it look more natural without forcing you to buy a new GPU.
We Happy Few Release Date Announced
Compulsion Games has partnered with Gearbox Publishing to launch We Happy Few on April 13, 2018.
In addition to the previously announced Xbox One and PC releases, a PS4 version will also launch on the same day. The game will be available both digitally and at retail for $60 USD.
Thanks to the studio's partnership with Gearbox, the scope of We Happy Few is expanding, and as such will feature a "full-length story campaign played as three different characters and more than 250 unique encounters." Each playable character has their own set of unique benefits, as well as their own dark backstory.
Check out the brand new trailer below:
Conan Exiles: The Frozen North Is Bigger, Badder, and Colder
I went atop the highest mountain not for enlightenment or even because "it's there," but rather to see what a frost giant looks like when I carved one up with a spear. Turns out, at least the way the free new Frozen North expansion for Conan Exiles depicts them, they end up looking a lot like Kratos. Up on the snowy wastes on the roof of the world I hacked at one of their calves, dodging his axe and splashing his pale skin with red until he called his buds and I had no choice but to flee. No biggie. It turns out that retreating from the highest mountain gives you a fantastic view of the world below.
For the first time in several months it's a world I want to return to. Landscape-centered eye candy has always been one of the chief reasons to play Conan Exiles, but the extra diversity of the new Nordic-themed biome allows Funcom's world to feel a little more like a real space than just a pretty one. It almost doubles the size of the map and offers something to look at besides desert. It gives us trees besides palms. It introduces dreary little rainshowers and comes with an array of improvements ranging from AI enhancements to crafting systems for brewing and cooking. Even the new music enriches the mood.