After coming to a close in 2013, The Office has elected to release the full, uncut version of Michael Scott’s movie, Threat Level Midnight. The full 25-minute movie can be viewed on The Office’s YouTube page and will feature a handful of unseen clips.
For those who don’t recall, Threat Level Midnight first appeared in Season 2 of The Office when Pam discovers Michael’s incomplete screenplay of the movie. The Season 7 episode, “Threat Level Midnight” saw the completion of Michael’s film and allows fans to see a glimpse of Scott’s James Bond spin-off. Be sure to check out our review of The Office’s Threat Level Midnight episode.
When Red Dead Redemption 2 arrived on PC last month, it came with some additional content not available in the console versions, including a Photo Mode and some exclusive story missions. Along with the Moonshiner update that Rockstar dropped for Red Dead Online today, the developer has now brought the game’s PC-exclusive content to PS4.
Players on Sony’s console now have access to Red Dead Redemption 2’s Photo Mode, which lets you snap images, edit them with filters, text, or stickers, and share them with other players via Rockstar’s Social Club. On top of that, several new horses and trinkets have been added to the game’s story mode, along with a handful of new Bounty Hunter missions, treasure maps, and more.
Here’s all the new content that’s now available in the PS4 version, courtesy of Rockstar’s blog:
Story Mode Bounty Hunter Missions: track down wanted criminals Herman Zizendorf, Camille de Millemont and Bart Cavanaugh
Story Mode Gang Hideouts: Take on the deadly Del Lobos gang at Gaptooth Breach and Solomon’s Folly
Story Mode Treasure Maps: Landmarks of Riches and The Elemental Trail
“To The Ends of The Earth” Story Mode Mission
Weapons Added to Story Mode: M1899 Pistol, Evans Repeater, High Roller Revolver and LeMat Revolver
Horses Added to Story Mode: Warped Brindle Arabian, Few Spot Appaloosa, Perlino Andalusian and Red Chestnut Arabian
Hidden Trinkets Added to Story Mode: Hawk Talon, Cat Eye, Shark Tooth, Turtle Shell and Crow Beak
Xbox One players won’t be left out for long; Rockstar says that all this content will arrive on Microsoft’s platform on January 21, along with the timed-exclusive PS4 content that rolled out today as part of the aforementioned Moonshiner update. That includes a new hideout, Beaver Hollow, as well as a handful of new emotes and apparel. You can read more about the latest batch of timed-exclusive content for PS4 on Rockstar’s website.
Red Dead Online’s Moonshiner update is available now on PS4, Xbox One, and PC, and it’s coming to Google Stadia later this month. Headlining the update is the titular Moonshiner Frontier Pursuit, which lets you open and run your own bootlegging business.
Christopher Nolan’s upcoming film Tenet just dropped a cryptic teaser video on Twitter.
In the silent video, the word Tenet spins around for 50 seconds as the background and font alternate between being black and white. The Tenet account tweeted the video without any comment.
Back in August, Nolan surprised some audiences of Hobbs & Shaw with a teaser trailer, which has yet to be released online. IGN saw the trailer, which makes Tenet seem like Inception but with time travel. Warner Bros., the studio behind the mysterious film, has said Tenet is “an action epic evolving from the world of international espionage.”
Oscar-nominated actor Danny Aiello has passed away at the age of 86, according to TMZ.
Aiello made his film debut in 1973’s Bang the Drum Slowly, starring Robert De Niro. The following year he appeared in The Godfather Part II, which went on to win the Academy Award for Best Picture. According to THR, he improvised his famous line, “Michael Corleone says hello.”
Microsoft’s Xbox Series X, formerly known as Project Scarlett, is an unconventional-looking games console. The hardware was shown off for the first time during The Game Awards and seems to evoke a PC tower-like design. However, speaking to GameSpot, Xbox boss Phil Spencer said that owners will still have the freedom to position the console how they want.
“The first thing I wanted to say is the [Xbox Series X’s] design works vertical or horizontal, just like the Xbox One S and Xbox One X,” he said. “We think that it’s not our job to dictate the orientation of our console in your home. That is up to you.”
During our interview, we asked Spencer what his first reaction to seeing the console was, and he went on to reveal that, despite its striking design, the Xbox Series X can fade into the background–it doesn’t demand attention or have to become the focal point of a room.
“When we set this design goal for the power that we wanted to put in, I was not sure what the [team was] going to be able to come back with because we really pushed the envelope on what we thought a home console could do. And I was really impressed with what they came back with.
“Now it sits in my home [and] it just kind of goes away. It’s quiet, it sits on the shelf–to be fair, I have mine laying on its side–and just where it sits in my setup, it just goes away. And that’s exactly what I wanted it to do.”
Despite that, the Xbox Series X also wears its power on its sleeve, according to Spencer. “When my daughters were over for Thanksgiving and they came down to see it–they know what dad does–they said they thought it looked powerful. They were just like, ‘That is cool.’
“So I was happy that we were able to challenge some of the preconceptions of what it should look like and then really impressed with what they were able to land given the performance that we wanted out of the box.”
GameSpot got to see the Xbox Series X before its unveiling and hear about the hardware, its new controller, and Phil Spencer’s vision for what it represents. You can learn about that in our exclusive Xbox Series X reveal feature.
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If you’re still looking for PlayStation deals this Christmas, Sony is kicking off a last-minute sale this Sunday, December 15. The sale will run until December 28 and feature deals on the PS4 holiday bundle and a few PS4 exclusives, including Death Stranding. Sony’s last-minute sale will be available at select retailers in the US. We already know Target is participating, but we expect Best Buy, Walmart, GameStop, and Amazon will also take part in the fun.
Death Stranding | $40 ($60)
Most notably, Death Stranding will be discounted to $40 at participating retailers. We suggest you scoop this deal up as quickly as possible, because it’s bound to sell out. Death Stranding wasn’t on sale Black Friday, but the best Black Friday game deals sold out in a hurry.
Sony will also kick off a holiday special at PlayStation Direct on physical games for PlayStation Plus subscribers. If you buy two select games, you’ll save 30% on your order. If you buy three, you’ll save 50%. Here’s the list of games included in the special:
Bloodborne — $20
God of War — $20
God of War III Remastered — $20
Gran Turismo Sport — $20
Horizon Zero Dawn: Complete Edition — $20
Little Big Planet 3 — $20
MLB The Show 19 — $30
Quantic Dream Collection — $40
Ratchet & Clank — $20
The Last of Us Remastered — $20
Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End — $20
Uncharted: The Lost Legacy — $20
Astro Bot: Rescue Mission — $20
Blood and Truth — $40
Everybody’s Golf VR — $30
Farpoint — $20
PlayStation VR Worlds — $15
Until Dawn: Rush of Blood — $15
PlayStation Plus 12-month subscription | $45 ($60)