New Powerpuff Girls Clip: Buttercup vs. Lava Lady

IGN has an exclusive new clip from Cartoon Network's upcoming reboot of The Powerpuff Girls (debuting this April), as Buttercup takes on a new fiery foe. Check it out:

The revamped animated series follows the original trio of super-powered sisters whose mission in life alternates between fighting crime and going to school. Amanda Leighton, Kristen Li and Natalie Palamides voice Blossom, Bubbles and Buttercup, respectively, while Tom Kenny returns to voice the Narrator/Mayor.

Nick Jennings (Adventure Time) and Bob Boyle (Wow! Wow! Wubzy!) are executive producing the new show.

The original Powerpuff Girls aired in 1998 and went on to earn two Emmys over the course of its 78-episode run. It also spawned a 2003 movie, a 10th anniversary special and a reimagined CG special that aired in 2013.

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No Season 2 for Amazon’s Mad Dogs

Executive producer Shawn Ryan has announced the Amazon show Mad Dogs will not be getting any more episodes.

Ryan took to Twitter on February 28 to let fans know the reason behind the decision.

"Some Amazon employees told me that Mad Dogs, after only four weeks, already had better streaming stats than many other Amazon shows," said Ryan. "...That said, Mad Dogs was originally intended to be a closed 10 episode limited series."

"Many critics pointed out that this wasn’t the kind of concept destined for an extended multi-season run, and that’s right. But in order to get Season 1 made Amazon wanted to know that future seasons might be possible," Ryan continued.

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Get Prepped for Gotham’s Return Tonight

IGN has the exclusive debut of the complete Gotham Stories, the new motion comic from FOX, Warner Bros. TV and DC Entertainment that bridges the first and second halves of Gotham: Season 2.

If you've missed the previous installments, you'll see the entire story here, as new player in town Mr. Freeze confronts Penguin, leading Oswald to turn to an unlikely place for help. Check out how the tale ends, leading into Monday night's Gotham midseason premiere.

The storyline for Gotham Stories was outlined by Gotham Producer/Writer Rebecca Cutter and Senior Writer/Producer, FOX On-Air Promo Creative, Bart Montgomery, with a script by Tony Bedard and artwork by Matt Haley. The series is produced by VP, FOX On-Air Promo Creative, Julio Cabral.

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Fallout Shelter Update Adds Crafting

Bethesda's new Fallout Shelter update will introduce crafting to the mobile game.

Along with adding the ability to "turn worthless junk into useful items," Bethesda will also add new rooms for weapon and armor crafting, new outfits, and more pets. New dogs and cats will come with the latest update, as will parrots. Update 1.4 also will add pet bonuses.

Outfits and weapons "straight from Fallout 4" can be found in lunchboxes. Alternatively, players will be able to craft these items themselves. With the new Barbershop, players will be able to customize any Dweller's look.

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Walking Dead EP Calls Negan “One of the Greatest Villains Ever Created in TV”

Full spoilers for The Walking Dead TV show to date continue below.

Negan is coming, and the characters on The Walking Dead probably aren't ready. During their visit to Hilltop, Rick & Co. clearly viewed the mysterious Negan as no bigger threat than the villains they've faced in the past, but little do they know just how dangerous he actually is.

The Walking Dead comics reader do know, however, and most TV watchers probably have some sense that Negan is a big deal. For those who don't know, executive producer David Alpert is hoping "Knots Untie" sparks some discussions.

"We want

to get into conversations with their friends like, ah, that's nothing, and the friends who have read the comics be like, 'Oh, you just don't know. You just don't know,'" he told IGN with a laugh.

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Watch Jimmy Kimmel Bust Batman and Superman in ‘Deleted Scene’

Sadly for Jimmy Kimmel, his "scene" in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice has been cut from the final movie.

Co-star of the movie Ben Affleck told Jimmy the reason behind the decision on Kimmel's After The Oscars special, saying "the filmmakers had to make a tough choice," and "the movie was a hair long." Affleck did bring a clip, though, which you can check out below.

Kimmel manages to do what no one else in Gotham has ever done before: reveal Superman and Batman's true identities.

Batman v Superman is set for release in theaters on March 25. A one-off Dawn of Justice prequel comic is coming today if you can't wait that long.

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Ocarina of Time 3D, Mario 3D World Get Price Cut

Nintendo has announced 12 games joining its Nintendo Selects program, which discounts games to $19.99. Special pricing becomes available on March 11.

All of the following games will sell for $20 in the United States:

Wii U

  1. Super Mario 3D World
  2. Donkey Kong Tropical Freeze
  3. Pikmin 3
  4. NES Remix Pack

3DS

  1. Yoshi's New Island
  2. Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D
  3. Mario Party: Island Tour
  4. The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D
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New to Amazon Prime for March 2016

Coming to Amazon this March is Season 2 of original series Bosch, starring Titus Welliver, along with films like Ghostbusters, American Psycho, and Gattaca. Plus, Louie: Season 5 and Orphan Black: Season 3. All free for Prime members on the Instant Video platform

And for purchase, there's Concussion, Carol, Brooklyn, and more!

Ghostbusters (1984)

Ghostbusters II (1989)

American Psycho

The Diary of Anne Frank (1959)

Land Before Time II: The Great Valley Adventure

The Seven Year Itch

The Rules Of Attraction

The Story Of Ruth

The Gunfighter (1950)

Wicked Lady (1945)

The Blue Angel (Kino Restored Edition) (English Subtitled)

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PlayStation TV No Longer on Sale in Japan

PlayStation TV is no longer available in Japan.

NeoGAF commenter noticed the device - which enables you play PlayStation Vita games on your TV - has been discontinued on the official Japanese product page.

The device remains on sale across other territories.

Sony has yet to officially comment on the development, but we have reached out and will update you as and when we receive a response.

In our 2014 PlayStation TV review, we said "as a Remote Play extender for PlayStation 4 owners with fully wired homes or truly outstanding Wi-Fi connections, the PlayStation TV has definite value, and it's much easier than hauling your PS4 around the house and a lot cheaper than buying a second one. But as a standalone device, the PlayStation TV disappoints due to huge gaps in the game compatibility list and missing video apps, as well as poor PlayStation Now performance over Wi-Fi."

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Life Is Strange Developer Takes on Vampires

What has the video game vampire done for us recently? Not a lot, is the answer. Whilst many a bloodsucker has taken pride of place in many a great game over the decades, few examples have managed to define a starring role for themselves within modern gaming culture. Take away Castlevania's Gabriel Belmont, as well as peripheral examples such as Metal Gear Solid's Vamp, Disgaea's Valvatorez or Skyrim's vampire 'disease', and there's not a lot left to sink your teeth into.

This lack of pale skins means one of two things. Either the stage is set for the glorious return of vampirism, or the whole concept has lost its appeal... hence the lack of options. Parisian studio Dontnod, creators of Remember Me and Life is Strange, is, of course, hoping the absence of vampires has made the hearts of the audience grow fonder.

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