Five Nights at Freddy’s World Gets a Release Date

RPG spinoff Five Nights at Freddy’s World is coming to PC on February 19.

The release date comes via the FNaF 4 Steam page, where developer Scott Cawthon posted an update explaining what’s going on.

“First of all, I apologize for the lack of updates on the websites,” says Cawthon.

“My old faithful computer (which I used to make FNaF 1-4) finally died the other day. I had all of my work on FNaF World backed up, of course, but it's still quite a delay to get a new machine and reconfigure software, etc. I hope to be back up and running soon! “

Cawthon notes the Android and iOS versions of FNaF World should be arriving in the weeks that follow the initial PC launch. The downloadable demo of FNaF World, which was originally planned to release Halloween 2015, will be made available through GameJolt.

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Watch the 1st Clip From Batman v Superman

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice director Zack Snyder appeared on Conan tonight to reveal the first clip from his hotly anticipated DC Comics epic.

The scene (embedded below) shows a longer version of the "Do you bleed?" confrontation between Batman and Superman revealed in the recently released TV spot (seen at the bottom of this article):

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice opens in March.

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A New Enemy Emerges in Extraordinary X-Men #5

The latest issue of Extraordinary X-Men threw yet another swerve at readers today.

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Warning: this article contains spoilers for Extraordinary X-Men #5!

The previous issue ended with the reveal that Mister Sinister had resurrected Cyclops and turned the first X-Man into a horrific hybrid of mutant and Inhuman. But as the X-Men quickly discovered in this issue, the enemy they faced wasn't the real Cyclops, but merely a clone. Given Sinister's history of genetic tinkering, we probably should have seen that coming.

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Titanfall Dev’s Secret Project is a Third-Person Action-Adventure

In addition to a Titanfall sequel, Respawn Entertainment is working on a new third-person action-adventure game, according to a recent job listing.

Posted on Gamasutra (via GameSpot), the job listing for a Senior Level Designer reads: "We are now recruiting designers for two game development projects - a new game in the Titanfall universe as well as a new 3rd person action/adventure IP."

In late 2014, the developer revealed it had split into two teams, with the second, smaller team working on a "non-Titanfall related" project. The project may be headed by God of War 3 game director Stig Asmussen, who joined Respawn in June 2014 to work on something unrelated to Titanfall.

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Oxenfree Confirmed for PS4

Night School Studio has confirmed Oxenfree will be coming to PlayStation 4 in addition to Xbox One and PC.

The developer confirmed the news on Twitter, saying Oxenfree will come to Sony's console sometime after its exclusive launch window with Microsoft. The promising adventure game comes to Xbox One and PC on January 15.

Earlier this week, Night School announced a partnership with Robert Kirkman's Skybound Entertainment to bring Oxenfree to other mediums, such as film.

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Super Mario Maker: Daisy Costume Revealed

Daisy is coming to Super Mario Maker as a new character costume, Nintendo has announced.

Wii U owners will be able to unlock the new skin through a Daisy-themed Event Course. According to Nintendo News, the new course will be available tomorrow, January 14 in North America. Meanwhile, those in Japan and Europe will be able to access the course on Friday.

Daisy joins Super Mario Maker's massive selection of character costumes, including recent additions like Birdo and Excitebike, as well as the helpful pigeon Yamamura.

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Narnia Producer Says The Silver Chair Will Reboot Series

The Chronicles of Narnia: The Silver Chair will serve as a reboot for the film series based on C.S. Lewis' fantasy saga, producer Mark Gordon has revealed.

During the TCA winter press tour, Gordon provided an update on the film's progress, confirming The Silver Chair is currently in development with production expected to being soon, telling Collider: "We’re hoping to be able to make the movie very shortly. We’re very excited about it."

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Unlocked: Congratulating our GOTY Winners

NOTE: The video episode will be ready on Thursday.

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On this week's Xbox show, we discuss our Game of the Year votes, lament the end of an era with one of the key creators of Grand Theft Auto, recount the insane development history of Homefront: The Revolution as it gets dated, weep at the lack of Psychonauts on Xbox, and more!

Oh, and Unlocked now has its own snazzy new homepage! Bookmark this: go.ign.com/unlocked

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These Are the Best Headphones You Can Buy

From those free white earbuds that came with your phone to over-styled “fashion” headphones, there are a ton of overpriced or just plain bad audio products out there. So to keep your ears happy, we’ve assembled a list of the very best headphones and earbuds for your reading (and listening) pleasure.

Need something to game with? Check out our list of the best gaming headsets.

These headphones offer the most bang for your buck. They fit well, look good, and sound even better.

Panasonic RP-TCM 125 Ergo Fit ($13)

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Are These Netflix’s Viewership Numbers?

If NBC Universal's numbers are right, then some of Netflix's top shows don't stack up to NBC favorites like The Voice and Blind Spot. The company announced that it's found a way to track numbers for the popular streaming service.

"The notion that they are replacing broadcast TV may not be quite accurate," said President of Research and Media Development Alan Wurtzel at the TCA (Television Critics Association) press tour today.

His numbers come from Symphony, a San Francisco company that uses viewing preferences by using "audio content recognition technology software loaded on to users' phones that tracks viewership by capturing the soundtrack of a program.

The research showed that from September through December, Marvel's Jessica Jones averaged around 4.8 million viewers, while Narcos brought in 3.2 million viewers. Aziz Ansari's comedy Master of None, Wurtzel said, had 3.9 million viewers.

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