Arrowverse Crossover: More Details on “Four-Part Event”
UPDATE: Executive producers Greg Berlanti and Marc Guggenheim offered more details on the upcoming Arrowverse crossover. When asked to speak to the "romance is in the air" tease, Berlanti said, "Our way of making the show bigger this year was to go even more personal, so it's a big life event for a few different people on the show." Like a wedding? "There are many life events that happen."
Guggenheim said, "We're really approaching this big four-part event as two back-to-back two hour movies, and I think when you look at it through that lens, it becomes less important for the Supergirl episode to feel like a Supergirl episode and the Arrow episode to feel like an Arrow episode, which was always our approach in the past."
Charmed Reboot in “Redevelopment” at The CW
The CW hasn't given up on its hopes to reboot Charmed, though the initial pitch is being retooled.
"It's in redevelopment," CW boss Mark Pedowitz told reports at the 2017 TV Critics' Association summer press tour. "
waiting to see what Jennie Urman wants to come back with. ... It's early in the development process, but we're redeveloping it, and hopefully it will come out."
Arrowverse Crossover Dates Set for Fall 2017 TV Season
Another major DC TV crossover is coming to The CW, and the network has announced when fans can expect to watch the Arrowverse come together.
During the Television Critics Association summer press tour, The CW President Mark Pedowitz announced that the four-show crossover will kick off on Monday, November 27 with Supergirl, followed by Arrow, which for that week will move to Monday from its new Thursday time slot.
The crossover will then conclude on Tuesday, November 28, starting off the night with The Flash and then concluding with Legends of Tomorrow.
"Last year's crossover was the most successful week, I believe, in CW history," Pedowitz said. "We felt that in this particular case we already had Flash and Legends paired. It would be better and tighter to do it like a two-two hours mini series."
Yakuza Kiwami to Get 4 Free DLC Packs After Release
Throughout the month of September, Yakuza Kiwami is getting a ton of free DLC, SEGA has announced.
There are a total of four content packs, each containing plenty of outfits, consumable items, and more. The add-on content will be automatically patched into the game as soon as it becomes available.
Players will have to speak to the clown Bob Utsunomiya, who's located underneath the Tenkaichi Street Gate, in order to obtain the free items.
See the full list of DLC items and their release dates below:
Kiwami Fun Pack - September 5
- Dragon Tattoo – Kiryu’s shirtless outfit
- Toughness Emperor – Stamina/healthy recovery item
FIFA 18 Will Include Multiple Versions of Historic Players
FIFA 18 will feature up to three unique versions of certain legendary players in FIFA Ultimate Team, EA has announced.
These alternate versions will have individual ratings and be attainable through "Stories," which highlight key points in players' careers. For example, there will be versions of Ronaldinho, who just yesterday was confirmed as a FIFA 18 Icon, from 2002, 2004, and 2010.
Other historic players who will receive multiple variations include Pele, Ronaldo Nazario, and Thierry Henry, among others.
FIFA 18 will be released worldwide on September 29 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360. However, only the PS4, Xbox One, and PC versions will include its story mode, The Journey.
Steven Spielberg: Temple of Doom Is the Worst Indy Movie
Steven Spielberg still thinks Temple of Doom is the worst Indiana Jones film.
In an interview with The New York Daily News, Susan Lacy, who's the interviewer/director behind the upcoming HBO documentary about the filmmaker simply called Spielberg, confirmed the director's hatred for the movie is still alive and well.
Despite the popular dislike for the last Indie film, Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, Spielberg feels Temple of Doom isn't really the kind of movie he wanted to make. As noted by The Playlist, the director expressed his deep hatred for Temple of Doom before.
Mario Odyssey Is The First Mario Game Rated Higher Than E
Granted, at an E10+ it's not as though we'll hear Mario chuckin' cusses, but Super Mario Odyssey is the first mainline Mario game to receive higher than an 'Everyone' rating from the ESRB.
As spotted by GoNintendo, Mario's next outing now has a listed rating - however, the ESRB hasn't yet published its detailed rundown of reasons for the game's rating, so we don't know what's going to freak out the under-10s.
While some Mario spin-offs have reached higher, every Mario platformer until now has been an E.
According the ESRB's ratings guide, an E10+ is likely to contain "more cartoon, fantasy or mild violence, mild language and/or minimal suggestive themes" than your garden variety E.
Three New Xbox One Controller Designs Revealed
Microsoft has revealed three new designs for Xbox One controllers as well as a new wireless adapter for Windows 10.
The most basic of the three controllers features a grey overall design with green highlights poking through the base of the thumbsticks. This Green/Grey wireless controller is also slightly cheaper than the others on offer and can be pre-ordered to ship on August 3 for $64.99 USD.
The Volcano Shadow Special Edition controller is the latest in the shadow series which debuted last year and sports the classic black fade only this time into a metallic red. This will set you back a little more than the Green/Grey pre-ordering at $69.99 and will also begin shipping on August 3.
Three New Xbox One Controller Designs Revealed
Microsoft has revealed three new designs for Xbox One controllers as well as a new wireless adapter for Windows 10.
The most basic of the three controllers features a grey overall design with green highlights poking through the base of the thumbsticks. This Green/Grey wireless controller is also slightly cheaper than the others on offer and can be pre-ordered to ship on August 3 for $64.99 USD.
The Volcano Shadow Special Edition controller is the latest in the shadow series which debuted last year and sports the classic black fade only this time into a metallic red. This will set you back a little more than the Green/Grey pre-ordering at $69.99 and will also begin shipping on August 3.
Persona Q2, Persona 3 and 5 Dancing Games Announced
Atlus has announced three new Persona spinoffs, including two dancing rhythm games for PlayStation 4 and PS Vita, as well as a followup to Persona Q for Nintendo 3DS.
The two rhythm games, titled Persona 3: Dancing Moon Night and Persona 5: Dancing Star night, will be released in Japan in spring 2018. Atlus has launched a teaser site for the pair of dancing titles and released trailers for each.
See Persona 3: Dancing Moon Night below:
And here's a look at Persona 5: Dancing Star Night:
Additionally, Atlus launched a teaser site for Persona Q2, which contains the following image and little else: