Rob Liefeld’s Youngblood Returns in May

Rob Liefeld's Youngblood series is coming back.

Image Comics has announced that the first issue of Youngblood will hit store shelves in May and will feature an all-new superhero team and a new adventure for the group, with art from Jim Towe and the story by Chad Bowers (Deadpool: Bad Blood). The series will also include alternate covers by Chris Daughtry, Rob Liefeld, and David Finch.

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The cover art for Youngblood #1. 

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Old Man Logan Comic Book Reading Guide

With the movie Logan featuring an aged Wolverine, you may have heard talk of the Old Man Logan comic book. The movie isn’t a direct adaption of this comic by any means, but rather a film that was strongly inspired by it.

Check out this list of all the comics featuring Old Man Logan and what they’re about.

 

Cover by Steve McNiven. (Marvel Comics) Cover by Steve McNiven. (Marvel Comics)

Wolverine: Old Man Logan

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Rogue One Blu-ray Release Date, Box Art Revealed

Rogue One: A Star Wars Story will be released on Blu-ray, DVD and On-Demand on April 4, Disney and Lucasfilm announced today.

Prior to its Blu-ray release, Rogue One will be available via Digital HD and Disney Movies Anywhere on March 24. Alongside the release date, the official box art for the Blu-ray was revealed, which you can check out below.

Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Blu-ray cover art

The Blu-ray release will include the following special features, though some of the digital bonus content may vary by retailer:

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Wrestling Wrap Up: Why SmackDown Was a Let Down

There's an ample amount of assorted odds and ends to get to this week, but first on the docket, let's discuss the end of SmackDown Live this week.

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Let me just say that I'm all in on Luke Harper being the (assumed) contender for Bray's title at WrestleMania. Sure AJ deserves it because we love AJ and want nothing but the moon and stars above for him, but AJ vs Bray isn't all that grabbing. Luke fits into the Wyatt family implosion storyline and I think he's an uber talented dude who could thrive on his own. Plus, Randy may even decide that now, after Luke is named the challenger, he wants to be in the match. To protect Bray. Or, you know, "protect" Bray. Then we get a Wyatt triple threat.

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A History of Nintendo Hardware – 1977 to Now

Nintendo has created some of the most revolutionary gaming hardware in the history of video games, as well as some of the strangest commercial failures. But regardless of its individual successes, Nintendo's history of experimenting with new and risky hardware ideas is apparent from the very beginning.

In this gallery, we go back all the way to 1977, when Nintendo released its first home video game console called the Color TV-Game. From there, we'll go through every major Nintendo hardware release, including its long list of home systems and handhelds, all the way up to the just-announced Nintendo Switch Lite.

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Logan Director: No Post-Credits Scene

Logan director James Mangold has confirmed the film doesn't have a post-credits scene.

Mangold revealed the news on Twitter while responding to a fan asking if this supposed scene was something the director wanted to include from the beginning. Mangold answered saying, "There is not a post credits scene."

Rumors of an extra scene being added to the theatrical release of the film first surfaced yesterday, where it was spotted that 20th Century Fox added an additional three minutes to Logan's runtime. There were also plenty of rumors that Deadpool would appear at the end of Logan, but Mangold denied those reports as well and hilariously decried the speculation as "fake news".

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Play Over 80 Different Games at the Indie MegaBooth

The line-up for this year's PAX East Indie MegaBooth has been revealed. Over 80 games are scheduled to be on the floor and playable.

In addition to the MegaBooth, the Indie MiniBooth returns, along with the return of the tabletop gaming section of the MegaBooth.

Among this year's playable games are Nidhogg 2, Night in the Woods, She Remembered Caterpillars, and more. Indie Megabooth promises more announcements "in the coming weeks" on its official page.

Games showcased at past Indie MegaBooths include Octodad: Dadliest Catch, Hotline Miami 2, and Shovel Knight.

If you can't make it to PAX East and you happen to live in, or plan on traveling to, Australia, PAX Australia 2017 dates were announced last week, with tickets going on sale March 14.

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Oculus, Insomniac Heads on VR Industry, Year One Sales

Today at DICE Summit 2017, Oculus VP of Content Jason Rubin and Insomniac Games CEO Ted Price discussed the VR industry, year one sales and what the future holds for the platform.

When asked by Price about the large gap between the initial expectations for VR and the current state of platform, Rubin reaffirmed Oculus' "unwavering belief" that VR is the "next big thing." He then explained that "when it comes to year one sales," he thinks "there was a disconnect between what the industry was saying" and the expectations from "peripherals of the industry that were following the normal hype curve of technology."

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Blizzard Details the Rough Road From Titan to Overwatch

Jeff Kaplan, the Vice President of Blizzard Entertainment, took the stage at DICE 2017 this morning to discuss video game world building, and wound up talking about Project Titan - Blizzard's cancelled MMO that went on to become Overwatch. While the relationship between the two is by no means a secret, Kaplan went into greater detail about the stressful transition period than he has previously.

As has been widely reported, Project Titan was in development for nearly seven years, and was officially cancelled in May of 2013. Kaplan spoke briefly on the difficulty of walking away from a project after emotionally investing in it so heavily for so long. He then went on to outline what happened to the Titan dev team once the decision was made.

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