The LEGO Movie Sequel Pushed to 2019
Warner Bros.' The LEGO Movie 2 has been delayed until 2019.
The LEGO Movie 2 is now set for February 8, 2019. The other two LEGO movies from Warner Bros.—LEGO Batman and LEGO Ninjago—will still be released on February 10, 2017 and September 22, 2017, respectively.
Additionally, BoJack Horseman creator Raphael Bob-Waksberg has been hired to re-write The LEGO Movie 2's script. Phil Lord and Christopher Lord, who directed the first film, wrote the first draft of the script, Variety reported. Being busy at work on the Star Wars Han Solo spinoff film, the studio "opted to get a fresh take on the script."
Ubisoft: Assassin’s Creed Movie Won’t Earn Much Money
Ubisoft doesn't expect to make a lot of money from its upcoming Assassin's Creed film, but instead sees it as a way to increase awareness of the brand.
"We are not going to earn a lot of money from it," Ubisoft’s European head Alain Corre told MCV.
Instead of seeing the film as a profit generator, Ubisoft is looking at Assassin's Creed: The Movie as an opportunity to promote its popular video game franchise, with Corre noting that "it is a lot more a marketing thing" and "also good for the image of the brand."
While the studio does expect to make "some money," that isn't the focus. Instead, the film's "purpose is to bring Assassin’s Creed to more people" and "put this franchise in front of a lot more people who, maybe, will then pick up future Assassin’s Creed games."
Bethesda 3D Prints a Real Version of DOOM’s B.F.G.
Bethesda has 3D printed a life size replica of the B.F.G. from DOOM, and given it away to a talented fan.
The company ran a competition for fans to create their own paint job for the iconic weapon, and the winner, John Allen, got the B.F.G. to keep.
The replica itself was created and crafted by, ironically, MyMiniFactory. Instead of working from reference images like normal, id Software shared in-game files with the designers so the gun would be as accurate as possible.
To create such a gun was a mammoth task. It took Kirby Downey, lead designer at MyMiniFactory 35 hours to design each piece of the weapon, 70 in total, and then it took 1,000 hours to actually 3D print it all.
Bethesda 3D Prints a Real Version of DOOM’s B.F.G.
Bethesda has 3D printed a life size replica of the B.F.G. from DOOM, and given it away to a talented fan.
The company ran a competition for fans to create their own paint job for the iconic weapon, and the winner, John Allen, got the B.F.G. to keep.
The replica itself was created and crafted by, ironically, MyMiniFactory. Instead of working from reference images like normal, id Software shared in-game files with the designers so the gun would be as accurate as possible.
To create such a gun was a mammoth task. It took Kirby Downey, lead designer at MyMiniFactory 35 hours to design each piece of the weapon, 70 in total, and then it took 1,000 hours to actually 3D print it all.
Bethesda 3D Prints a Real Version of DOOM’s B.F.G.
Bethesda has 3D printed a life size replica of the B.F.G. from DOOM, and given it away to a talented fan.
The company ran a competition for fans to create their own paint job for the iconic weapon, and the winner, John Allen, got the B.F.G. to keep.
The replica itself was created and crafted by, ironically, MyMiniFactory. Instead of working from reference images like normal, id Software shared in-game files with the designers so the gun would be as accurate as possible.
To create such a gun was a mammoth task. It took Kirby Downey, lead designer at MyMiniFactory 35 hours to design each piece of the weapon, 70 in total, and then it took 1,000 hours to actually 3D print it all.
Bethesda 3D Prints a Real Version of DOOM’s B.F.G.
Bethesda has 3D printed a life size replica of the B.F.G. from DOOM, and given it away to a talented fan.
The company ran a competition for fans to create their own paint job for the iconic weapon, and the winner, John Allen, got the B.F.G. to keep.
The replica itself was created and crafted by, ironically, MyMiniFactory. Instead of working from reference images like normal, id Software shared in-game files with the designers so the gun would be as accurate as possible.
To create such a gun was a mammoth task. It took Kirby Downey, lead designer at MyMiniFactory 35 hours to design each piece of the weapon, 70 in total, and then it took 1,000 hours to actually 3D print it all.
IGN UK Podcast #339: The Best Games of 2016 (So Far…)
This week, we forgot how time works and realised that we had COMPLETELY missed the June half-yearly milestone.
So suspend all disbelief and step inside the Tardis with Alex, Alysia, and Joe to pretend it's six months into 2016 and time to look back at the biggest games, movies and TV shows thus far.
Oh, by the way it's a mammoth podcast special, so settle down and perhaps grab a cup of tea while you're at it.
Don't forget, we're all donning lycra to run 10k for an incredible charity called SpecialEffect - here's our JustGiving page if you have a few pennies spare!
IGN UK Podcast #339: The Best Games of 2016 (So Far…)
This week, we forgot how time works and realised that we had COMPLETELY missed the June half-yearly milestone.
So suspend all disbelief and step inside the Tardis with Alex, Alysia, and Joe to pretend it's six months into 2016 and time to look back at the biggest games, movies and TV shows thus far.
Oh, by the way it's a mammoth podcast special, so settle down and perhaps grab a cup of tea while you're at it.
Don't forget, we're all donning lycra to run 10k for an incredible charity called SpecialEffect - here's our JustGiving page if you have a few pennies spare!
IGN UK Podcast #339: The Best Games of 2016 (So Far…)
This week, we forgot how time works and realised that we had COMPLETELY missed the June half-yearly milestone.
So suspend all disbelief and step inside the Tardis with Alex, Alysia, and Joe to pretend it's six months into 2016 and time to look back at the biggest games, movies and TV shows thus far.
Oh, by the way it's a mammoth podcast special, so settle down and perhaps grab a cup of tea while you're at it.
Don't forget, we're all donning lycra to run 10k for an incredible charity called SpecialEffect - here's our JustGiving page if you have a few pennies spare!
IGN UK Podcast #339: The Best Games of 2016 (So Far…)
This week, we forgot how time works and realised that we had COMPLETELY missed the June half-yearly milestone.
So suspend all disbelief and step inside the Tardis with Alex, Alysia, and Joe to pretend it's six months into 2016 and time to look back at the biggest games, movies and TV shows thus far.
Oh, by the way it's a mammoth podcast special, so settle down and perhaps grab a cup of tea while you're at it.
Don't forget, we're all donning lycra to run 10k for an incredible charity called SpecialEffect - here's our JustGiving page if you have a few pennies spare!