Thor: Ragnarok Photo Teases Loki’s Return
Filming on Thor: Ragnarok is well underway, and Loki actor Tom Hiddleston has taken to social media to share a new behind-the-scenes photo that teases the God of Mischief's return.
Hiddleston shared the set photo via Instagram, providing a sneak peek at Loki's iconic costume and long black hair.
Thor: Ragnarok set photo of Loki, via Tom Hiddleston's Instagram
Dead Rising Re-Releases Get Launch Date and Price
In celebration of Dead Rising's 10th anniversary, Capcom is re-releasing Dead Rising, Dead Rising 2 and Dead Rising 2: Off the Record for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on September 13.
The games will be available in North America and Europe as digital downloads for PS4 and Xbox One individually priced at $20 USD/€20/£16. Capcom is also releasing a bundle that includes all three games for $50 USD/€50/£40. In addition, the first Dead Rising will be made available via Steam.
This trio of re-releases has been enhanced for current-gen consoles, boasting 1080p visuals that run at 60 frames per second. Capcom is including all of the previously released DLC costumes for each game as well.
Dead Rising Re-Releases Get Launch Date and Price
In celebration of Dead Rising's 10th anniversary, Capcom is re-releasing Dead Rising, Dead Rising 2 and Dead Rising 2: Off the Record for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on September 13.
The games will be available in North America and Europe as digital downloads for PS4 and Xbox One individually priced at $20 USD/€20/£16. Capcom is also releasing a bundle that includes all three games for $50 USD/€50/£40. In addition, the first Dead Rising will be made available via Steam.
This trio of re-releases has been enhanced for current-gen consoles, boasting 1080p visuals that run at 60 frames per second. Capcom is including all of the previously released DLC costumes for each game as well.
Forza Horizon 3 Is Mind-Blowing in 4K
Driving through the iconic red dirt of the Australian outback, I watched intently as my BMW spun up the dust behind it, scattering it unevenly across the screen. Surely, at some point, those pixelated dust clouds suddenly grew in density, or repeated a formation, or even disappeared, but I couldn’t spot those changes. The dust seemed to move as unnaturally and unpredictably as if it were real, individual particles, not purposefully crafted effects, while it slowly coated the back of my car.
Why Prize Pools Don’t Matter in Esports Anymore
I’ve been professionally involved in esports since 2010 - not as long as some of the old timers like Sir Scoots (love you Scott), but long enough to have seen the industry change very rapidly, thanks in large part to a huge flood of sponsors entering the scene. I originally got involved with Starcraft 2, the successor to one of the first real esports, Starcraft: Brood War.
Just as I started working for the IGN Pro League (or IPL for short) in 2011 an esports prize pool arms race kicked off, with our organization and NASL offering $100,000 prizes for Starcraft 2 tournaments. At the time, pro players like Geoff “iNcontroL” Robinson began saying to me that this amount of money just can’t be ignored. That this was a true difference maker between tournament providers.
Why Prize Pools Don’t Matter in Esports Anymore
I’ve been professionally involved in esports since 2010 - not as long as some of the old timers like Sir Scoots (love you Scott), but long enough to have seen the industry change very rapidly, thanks in large part to a huge flood of sponsors entering the scene. I originally got involved with Starcraft 2, the successor to one of the first real esports, Starcraft: Brood War.
Just as I started working for the IGN Pro League (or IPL for short) in 2011 an esports prize pool arms race kicked off, with our organization and NASL offering $100,000 prizes for Starcraft 2 tournaments. At the time, pro players like Geoff “iNcontroL” Robinson began saying to me that this amount of money just can’t be ignored. That this was a true difference maker between tournament providers.
New Fear the Walking Dead Return Photos
Fear the Walking Dead returns for the second half of Season 2 on August 21st and IGN has your first look at new photos from the series.
In the midseason finale, the characters were split up in some very big ways, with Travis and Chris off together, Madison, Alicia, Ofelia and Strand in a larger group and Nick completely isolated on his own.
In the photos in the gallery below, get a new look at where everyone is, including the group of four having discovered a hotel... But will they find safe haven there or some very unwelcoming guests, of either the living or dead variety?
For much more on Fear the Walking Dead, check out our recent cast interviews from Comic-Con.
Resident Evil: The Final Chapter Teaser Trailer
Sony's Screen Gems has released the first teaser trailer for Resident Evil: The Final Chapter.
We also have this exclusive new poster from the film to share with you (click the image for higher-res):
According to the official synopsis, the film picks up immediately after the events of Resident Evil: Retribution and fins Alice as "the only survivor of what was meant to be humanity’s final stand against the undead. Now, she must return to where the nightmare began – The Hive in Raccoon City, where the Umbrella Corporation is gathering its forces for a final strike against the only remaining survivors of the apocalypse."
Persona 5 European Release Date Announced
Persona 5 will be launching in Europe and PAL territories on February 14, 2017 for PS3 and PS4.
According to a tweet from Official Deep Silver's Twitter account, the game will be launching simultaneously in the US and Europe.
In addition, the game's Take Your Heart Premium Edition will be available for €90 / £80, while the standard edition will cost €70 / £55 on PS4, and €50 / £40 on PS3.
This special edition comes with a a copy of the game plus steelbook case, a 64 page hardcover art book, a soundtrack CD, a school bag, and a 4-inch Morgana plush inside the box.
Persona 5 will be the first numbered edition in the franchise since the PS2 era. IGN saw some of Persona 5 at E3 this year, and it's dripping with style.
Persona 5 European Release Date Announced
Persona 5 will be launching in Europe and PAL territories on February 14, 2017 for PS3 and PS4.
According to a tweet from Official Deep Silver's Twitter account, the game will be launching simultaneously in the US and Europe.
In addition, the game's Take Your Heart Premium Edition will be available for €90 / £80, while the standard edition will cost €70 / £55 on PS4, and €50 / £40 on PS3.
This special edition comes with a a copy of the game plus steelbook case, a 64 page hardcover art book, a soundtrack CD, a school bag, and a 4-inch Morgana plush inside the box.
Persona 5 will be the first numbered edition in the franchise since the PS2 era. IGN saw some of Persona 5 at E3 this year, and it's dripping with style.