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PlayStation Plus Membership 15 Months for the Price of 12
The PlayStation store have released a new promo whereby new users can get 15 months worth of PS Plus for the price of 12 (£39.99). Read more about PlayStation Store's 15 Months PS Plus for the price of 12 promo.
PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds: Final Release Delayed
PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds will not hit its final release in the window its developer had hoped. A 1.0 version was originally scheduled for within six months of its Early Access launch, but the full game is still scheduled to arrive by the end of this year.
Speaking on the game's Steam page, Brendan "PlayerUnknown" Greene said:
"Over the past few months I have done a lot of interviews, and in many of them, I said we hoped to be out of Early Access six months after we first launched. I’ve come to realize that restricting the window to a specific month could hinder us from delivering a fully featured game and/or lead to disappointment within the community if the launch deadline is not met.
New Hearthstone Expansion Announced
Blizzard has announced the latest expansion to be released for Hearthstone, Knights of the Frozen Throne, which will introduce 135 new cards to the game.
Set to be released in August, Knights of the Frozen Throne will see players travel to Northend in an effort to attack the Lich King's Icecrown Citadel and claim the titular Frozen Throne. The new expansion also brings with it nine legendary Hero Cards that, after being played, transform the game's heroes into Death Knights, who possess frost-tinged armor and altered powers. The new power Lifesteal will also be introduced, healing players for damage dealt.
Knights of the Frozen Throne will also introduce free missions available to all players, allowing them to explore the Icecrown Citadel and engage in battles with bosses like Professor Putricide and Sindragosa. Completing the new prologue mission will earn heroes a random legendary Death Knight Hero card.
Homecoming Sequel Aims to Have Never-Before-Used Villain
The sequel to Spider-Man: Homecoming will likely feature a villain that has not yet appeared on the big screen.
When asked by the Toronto Sun if he had any idea yet who the villain in the next Spider-Man movie might be, Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige said they want to introduce foes that haven't yet been featured.
"We are excited to use characters that you haven't seen before on screen. So that narrows it down a little bit in terms of who will pop up next," Feige said. "Spider-Man has an embarrassment of riches when it comes to villains and there are a lot that haven't been touched upon. It's those that we will be looking at first."
Check Out Our Huge Cosplay Gallery from Anime Expo
Anime Expo 2017 is in the books, and everyone has gone home to catch up on all the sleep they missed during the event. We were at Anime Expo taking pictures of some of the many amazing cosplayers showing off their talents.
Almost every anime and related property was represented in one form or another. Check out our gigantic gallery of cosplay from in and around Anime Expo below:
We also grabbed photos of amazing Nier Automata cosplay, Boku no Hero Academia cosplay, and killer Kingdom Hearts cosplay.
Marvel Legacy Storylines and Creative Teams Revealed
Marvel already revealed 52 of the 53 ongoing series that will make up this fall's Legacy relaunch. Now they're shedding light on the storylines and creators involved as they debut the full lineup of Marvel Legacy solicitations. Scroll down to find out what to expect from these new and continuing series, and keep checking back as we update this list with new announcements.
Also be sure to check out our exclusive creator commentary for Invincible Iron Man, Defenders, Despicable Deadpool and America.
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The Return of Iron Man and More Marvel Legacy Details
With the Marvel Legacy initiative hitting this fall, the publisher has been slowly pulling back the curtain on what new direction all of the titles will be taking, and IGN has the details on four books: Invincible Iron Man, Defenders, Despicable Deadpool, and America.
Check out the solicitation information for each comic below, which reveals the creative teams and the synopsis for the story that will debut with Marvel Legacy. We also have a few words from the creative minds behind these books, with an especially intriguing quote concerning the whereabouts of Tony Stark.
Art by Adi Granov. (Marvel Comics)
Captain Marvel Will Reportedly See Return of Nick Fury
Samuel L. Jackson's Nick Fury will supposedly show up in Captain Marvel.
After rumors surfaced over the weekend, Deadline reports that Fury will indeed appear in Captain Marvel. The character hasn't been seen in the Marvel Cinematic Universe since Avengers: Age of Ultron in 2015.
While Fury was a no-show in Captain America: Civil War, it's likely he could pop up in Avengers: Infinity War too.
Captain Marvel will star Brie Larson as the eponymous character. The movie is set to hit the silver screen March 8, 2019.
Destiny 2: Bungie’s Vision for the Sequel
"Making the sequel to a game like Destiny is...hard," said game director Luke Smith. "Hard in the way that making a sequel to anything people love is hard, but it's challenging because we have this game that brings people together over and over and with making a sequel, one of the first things we thought about doing was, 'How are we going to bring more people into this world?' That was one of our big challenges up front when we started thinking about the roads that we as Bungie could go down with Destiny."
Project lead Mark Noseworthy added, "We are trying to make it a fresh start for everyone. So whether you're steeped in Destiny lore and you've read every grimoire card and played for thousands of hours, or you're brand new to Destiny, you can get something out of Destiny 2, and you start at the same spot. We're trying to really look when we're making a sequel, how do we make this a new platform for years of ongoing content and make it easier for people to get into."