Bethesda Wants to Make More Games For Switch
Bethesda is confident that its relationship with Nintendo will continue beyond the upcoming launches of Doom and Wolfenstein: The New Colossus for the Switch.
Speaking to Venturebeat, vice president of marketing and communications at Bethesda Pete Hines said there will be more of his company's games running on the console in the horizon.
"We’ve been in constant conversation with
," said Hines, "and not just about the two games we have now, but about our whole approach to the platform going forward – what we can do, best practices, what things are a good fit, what they’re excited about in what we’re doing. We’re obviously excited about these two games, but it’s not as if we’re going to just do these two games and that’s it. We want this to be the start of a relationship that we build with Nintendo and Nintendo fans."
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Kingsman 2 Director on the ‘Stupidity’ of the Film’s Trailers
Matthew Vaughn, director of Kingsman: the Golden Circle, has spoken about his disappointment in the film's trailers, which included a major spoiler from the film.
If you haven't seen any Kingsman 2 trailers, the content of this article will be a spoiler. If you have seen the trailers, you know what I'm talking about, and probably agree with Matthew Vaughn.
Trailers revealed that Colin Firth's Harry Hart - who seemed to have died in the course of the first film - would return in the sequel.
Speaking to IGN, Vaughn was forthright about his feelings on that particular promotional choice: "Well, I’m not in charge of marketing. The thinking about that was stupidity, to be blunt.
We Trained With Goku and Rode a Gundam in VR
With every event I attend or arcade I wander into in Tokyo, I’m reminded that Japan truly does get some of the best stuff. That certainly applies to Bandai Namco’s virtual reality arcade, VR Zone Shinjuku.
It’s a cool, dark space with 14 activities – they’re not all necessarily video games. Using the HTC Vive and a handful of other peripherals, each attraction offers to immerse players in new experiences. The rock climbing wall and terrifyingly high drop onto a slide and into a ball pit omitted the headset. We didn't have much time at VR Zone, though, so my team stuck with the licensed anime experiences. Though these were all in Japanese I did receive English instructions.
Side note: If you happen to have a short skirt or dress, the VR Zone team will kindly provide you with a blanket or longer skirt if you're at an attraction that requires you to sit or squat. VR Zone has excellent service.
20 Actors Who Returned to Their Movie Franchise
With news breaking about Linda Hamilton returning to the Terminator franchise after almost 30 years and Jamie Lee Curtis coming back for a final Halloween flick -- oh, and Harrison Ford starring in Blade Runner 20149 this October 6th -- it's a good time to look at other actors who, after long breaks, made their way back to old properties and characters that helped put them on the map.
Whether they needed the cash, needed closure, or someone just talked them into it, here are 20 stars who decided, years later, to return to the landmark roles that made them famous. We're talking iconic parts and gaps that lasted more than five years, just to be clear! So check out the slideshow below for a look at a few actors who circled back to the start (and how many of them are Harrison Ford).
Wonder Woman’s Gal Gadot Is Hosting Saturday Night Live
Gal Gadot, who has risen to fame playing Wonder Woman, will host Saturday Night Live this fall.
As revealed on the official Saturday Night Live Twitter account, the Israeli actress will host NBC's iconic sketch comedy program on October 7. Joining her is musical guest Sam Smith, who performed on a previous episode of SNL in 2014.
Gadot's episode will be the second of the season. Ryan Gosling will host and Jay-Z will appear as the musical guest in the season opener, which airs on September 30. Meanwhile, Kumail Nanjiani and P!nk will be featured in the third episode, which airs on October 14.
New Vegas Dev ‘Would Certainly Love’ to Make More Fallout
Fallout: New Vegas director Josh Sawyer spoke to the possibility of Obsidian Entertainment making another Fallout game, saying that given the opportunity, the studio would love to work on another entry in Bethesda's post-apocalyptic franchise.
"I would certainly love to work on a Fallout game again," Sawyer said on the latest episode of IGN Expert Mode. "I know there are tons of people at Obsidian who would love to work on a Fallout game again. If we were given the chance, we would certainly love to."
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Glass: Two Unbreakable Actors Return for Sequel
Two actors from Unbreakable are returning for M. Night Shyamalan's upcoming sequel Glass.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Spencer Treat Clark will reprise his role as security guard David Dunn's (Bruce Willis) son Joseph. Meanwhile, Charlayne Woodard is coming back as Mr. Glass' (Samuel L. Jackson) mother.
Spencer Treat Clark in Animal Kingdom.
Glass will pick up right where Shyamalan's latest film, the James McAvoy-led thriller Split leaves off. David Dunn is chasing after Kevin's (McAvoy) superhuman figure The Beast "in a series of escalating encounters." However, it's discovered that Mr. Glass, who suddenly reemerges, "holds secrets critical to both men."
Super Meat Boy Dev May Be Working On a Metroidvania
Don’t get too excited, but the developer of Super Meat Boy may be working on some sort of metroidvania game, though it would still be years away.
Earlier today, a tweet from the official Team Meat Twitter account showed the developer excited about playing Metroid: Samus Returns. Another Twitter user responded by saying it “would be so epic” if Team Meat made a metroidvania themselves.