More Photos of Diggle’s Suit in Arrow: Season 4
Additional photos of John Diggle's (David Ramsey) newly-revealed superhero-esque suit offer a better look at what he'll be wearing from top to toes on Arrow this season.
The original stylised shot of Diggle's new duds only showed off the top half of his costume, including his Magneto-like helmet.
DC Comics posted the new shots, which you can see below.
David Ramsey as John Diggle in Arrow: Season 4.
Max: The Curse of Brotherhood Dev’s Next Game is Knoxville
Max: The Curse of Brotherhood developer Press Play has revealed Knoxville as its next game in development.
According to Xbox Wire, fans chose the third-person, multiplayer action-survival game in a vote between three different concepts, Project: Knoxville, Project: Karoo and Project: Dwarka.
Last week, in an update on Press Play's blog, Creative Director Mikkel Thorsted showed off very early prototype footage in a playthrough video. Gameplay consisted of Thorsted tyring to escape an arena populated with eight players.
New Christopher Nolan Movie Coming Out July 2017
Warner Bros. is scheduled to release an untitled Christopher Nolan movie on July 21, 2017, reports Variety.
Warner Bros. apparently holds all rights to the unspecified film but has revealed no further details beyond the planned date of release.
Nolan’s connection to Warner Bros. extends back to his 2002 psychological thriller Insomnia. The studio also distributed Nolan’s Dark Knight trilogy, Inception, and handled distribution outside North America for The Prestige and sci fi epic Interstellar.
It will be Nolan’s first feature film since 2014’s Interstellar, which hauled in over $670 million worldwide at the box office, although he more recently helmed a documentary on stop-motion animators Stephen and Timothy Quay.
Former Xbox Chief Says Xbox One Launch Mishaps Were Preventable
Former Microsoft President and Chief Xbox Officer Robbie Bach recently discussed the successes, failures, and strategies of the Xbox division, including the “predictable and preventable” Xbox One launch.
Speaking with GeekWire, Bach was asked about Microsoft’s policies and public relations missteps with the Xbox One under the supervision of former Xbox boss Don Mattrick.
“I think some of that was predictable and preventable,” Bach said, adding that the Xbox One has managed to put most of its troubles behind itself as it gains “share and volume.”
NASA Develops Hedgehog Robot for Asteroid Exploration
NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory has come up with a concept for a hedgehog-inspired robot to traverse the unusual terrain of asteroids and other small bodies in our solar system.
The Hedgehog, as it's officially named, is designed for "hopping, tumbling and flipping over," instead of more traditional modes of locomotion such as rolling along on wheels.
"It is shaped like a cube and can operate no matter which side it lands on," said Issa Nesnas, who's leading the team of researchers at the JPL.
According to NASA, the Hedgehog will be a basic cube with spikes sticking out of it that moves by "spinning and braking internal flywheels." The spikes could also be used to measure surface temperatures, or could house any number of other scientific instruments. However, it is a well known fact that spikes cause loss, rather than the acquisition, of golden rings, so they presumably couldn't be used for that purpose.
Game of Thrones: Meryn Trant Actor on THAT Scene with Arya
Warning: Game of Thrones: Season 5 spoilers follow...
In celebration of Game of Thrones: The Complete Fifth Season recently arriving on Digital HD, IGN's own Joshua Yehl got to speak with actor Ian Beattie -- aka Ser Meryn Trant -- about his character's gruesome death this past season, as well as his thoughts on what really happened to Syrio the Swordmaster in Season 1...
IGN TV: So this is Season 5 coming out, and Season 5 was your final season on the show. What was it like to end on the show in such a gruesome way?
Ian Beattie: Well, funny,
have said this once before -- and not without a touch of style -- that when it's your turn
Netflix Reportedly Producing New Black Mirror Episodes
Netflix, having already aired the first two seasons of the U.K.'s Black Mirror here in the U.S., appears to be taking their support of the dystopian anthology series one step further.
According to the RadioTimes, Netflix has agreed to terms with Black Mirror creator/writer Charlie Brooker and his production company House of Tomorrow to produce "multiple episodes” of the show - which could either result in spaced apart chapters like the show's Christmas special (featuring Jon Hamm, Rafe Spall, Janet Montgomery, and Oona Chaplin) or an official Season 3.
Halloween Returns Director Wants Gillian Jacobs to Star
Halloween Returns director and co-writer Marcus Dunstan is hoping Community's Gillian Jacobs will star in the horror film.
Speaking with The Myers Fan (via Halloween Daily News), Dunstan expressed his enthusiasm for Jacobs joining Halloween Returns. "I really like this actress Gillian Jacobs," he said. "She's known for all this comedy on Community, and yet I didn't know her from Community first, I knew her from a movie called Gardens of the Night, which is one of the most wrenching dramas, and she's excellent.
Elite: Dangerous Xbox One Release Date Revealed
Frontier Developments has revealed a release date for Elite: Dangerous on Xbox One.
Speaking in a Reddit AMA, Frontier Developments CEO David Braben said the full release of Elite: Dangerous is coming on October 6. The space adventure and combat simulator has been a part of the Xbox One Game Preview announced back at E3 2015.
Braben also mentioned that Xbox One users who participated in the preview of Elite: Dangerous will receive some form of exclusive reward when the full version launches but don’t expect to keep your ships and modules. Those will not carry over, however, reportedly the cash value of those items will.
Entourage Star May Direct Travolta in Gotti Biopic
The once-scrapped biopic of the late Mafioso John Gotti is reportedly back on with John Travolta once again set to star as the Dapper Don and Entourage star-turned-director Kevin Connolly aboard to helm.
According to Deadline, Connolly -- who played Eric "E." Murphy on HBO's Entourage -- "grew up on Long Island reading about Gotti on the front pages of the Post and Daily News." The site claims production will begin in January.
Kevin Connolly in Entourage.