Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam Bros. Release Date Announced
Nintendo has announced Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam Bros. will be available on 3DS in Europe from December 4.
First announced at E3, the game was slated for release in Spring 2016. Nintendo of Europe couldn't tell us whether the North American date had been moved forward too - we've reached out to Nintendo of America for more information.
The new game combines the Mario and Luigi series with the graphical style and gameplay of Paper Mario, with switching between the three-dimensional and papery versions of our heroes being key to success.
Fallout 4 Has Custom Controls for PS Vita Remote Play
Bethesda has revealed anyone who opts to play the upcoming Fallout 4 on PlayStation Vita thanks to Remote Play will be doing so with specially-designed controls.
The publisher revealed on Twitter that designer Josh Hamrick, who has previously helped out with Remote Play for Destiny, is working with the company to make sure the fact the Vita has fewer buttons than the DualShock 4 won't impact players.
In case you missed it earlier this week, we discovered how much free space Fallout 4 will need on your hard drive. The game's share of your hard drive will increase over time, as Bethesda has said regular updates will be part of Fallout 4, updates that add new features in a similar vein to Skyrim.
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Astronomers Say ‘Bizarre’ Star May Harbor Alien ‘Megastructures’
After more than four years of observations with the Kepler Space Telescope, astronomers reveal that a bizarre star called KIC 8462852 has unexplained objects orbiting around it.
The star, located 1480 light-years from Earth, was flagged in 20111 by citizen scientists recruited by the Kepler’s Planet Hunters program. The “interesting” and “bizarre” star was emitting light patterns stranger than any of the other 150,000 stars Kepler was watching.
“We’d never seen anything like this star,” Tabetha Boyajian, a postdoc at Yale and overseer of Planet Hunters, told The Atlantic. “It was really weird. We thought it might be bad data or movement on the spacecraft, but everything checked out.”
Die Hard 6: Wiseman May Direct Young John McClane
Live Free or Die Hard director Len Wiseman may return to direct the sixth installment of the Bruce Willis-centric action series.
According to TheWrap, Wiseman is currently in negotiations with 20th Century Fox direct the film, which is he'll also produce alongside Lorenzo di Bonaventura, who's already invested in the project.
Die Hard 6 will reportedly serve as a "quasi-prequel" to the popular film franchise, and will be set in 1979 New York City centered around a young John McClane. While series star Bruce Willis doesn't yet have a deal locked down with the studio, the actor is expected to return for present day sequences.
Unlocked: How Will Xbox Counter PS4’s Price Drop?
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Tarantino Clarifies His Perceived Selma Diss
Quentin Tarantino caused quite a stir earlier this week with his controversial remarks regarding Ava DuVernay's Oscar-nominated film Selma. The director has since responded to the backlash, noting that he's never seen the movie.
In a Facebook message sent to Indiewire's Anne Thompson, Tarantino clarified what me meant during his New York Times interview with Bret Easton Ellis when he was asked about the widely perceived Oscar snub for DuVernay's direction of Selma. Tarantino is quoted in the Times as saying, "She did a really good job on Selma but Selma deserved an Emmy.’’
New Chipmunks Movie to Open Against Star Wars
In what will surely be a David and Goliath story for the ages, Fox is dropping its fourth Chipmunks installment into theatres the same day as Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
THR reports that Fox has moved up the film's release from December 23 to December 18 to take advantage of school holidays, the same day as The Most Anticipated Movie Of All Time* drops.
If this sounds crazy, it's not. With its PG rating Alvin and the Chipmunks skews younger than The Force Awakens (rated PG13) and if past installments are anything to go by, it will probably make a bunch of money during the busy holiday period.
Prometheus 2 Eyes Rogue Nation’s Ferguson
Rebecca Ferguson (Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation) is reportedly being eyed for the upcoming Prometheus sequel, Alien: Paradise Lost.
While concrete talks between the two parties have yet to occur, Deadline reports Ferguson is "in the mix" for a major role in the film.
Ferguson in Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation
Creed Director Ryan Coogler May Direct Black Panther
Ryan Cooger, director of the hit indie film Fruitvale Station, is reportedly being eyed by Marvel to helm its upcoming Black Panther movie.
Sources have told Heroic Hollywood that Coogler is being considered by the studio, as he currently finishes up post-production work on his sports drama Creed ahead of its November 25 release.
Marvel was originally set to have Ava DuVernay direct Black Panther; however, the Selma director decided to pass over creative differences. Additionally, Straight Outta Compton director F. Gary Gray was rumored to be in running, but that no longer appears to be a possibility, as he just signed on to direct Fast and Furious 8.