Two new posters for the upcoming Hellboy film have been released, along with info on when a new trailer will drop.
Announced on Twitter, Dark Horse Comics has confirmed that a new red band trailer for Hellboy drops tonight at midnight Eastern Time, or 9pm PT. A brief teaser for the trailer featuring all sorts of devilish creatures was released by Lionsgate this morning.
Courtesy: Lionsgate, Dark Horse.
HBO has revealed the final character posters for Game of Thrones Season 8, and as well as serving as a handy reminder of which players are still alive, it also features a couple of notable omissions that may or may not offer a hint about how the final season will play out.
Check out the new posters below:
The usual suspects are there – it’s no surprise to see Cersei Lannister, Daenerys Targaryen, and Jon Snow (aka Aegon Targaryen) lounging on the Iron Throne – but HBO certainly wants us to entertain the possibility that the White Walkers could triumph with the inclusion of the Night King in the lineup.
The new posters also give characters who have no interest in ruling (like Arya and Ser Davos) a chance to test out that cold and pointy perch, and, let’s face it, a promotional poster is probably as close as Samwell Tarly or Jorah Mormont are likely to get to the seat of power in Westeros.
The story of Amanda Ripley is being expanded in a major way — and being brought to a new audience — thanks to a brand new Alien: Isolation digital series, which is being distributed exclusively by IGN.
Intended to allow fans of the 2014 game to revisit their favorite moments from this installment in the Alien lore and also allow those who never experienced the game to go on Amanda’s horrifying adventure, this first-of-its-kind digital series can be binged in its entirety in the seven episodes below. Watch the full series below by clicking on each episode, and make sure to let us know what you thought in the comments!
For even more on this Alien: Isolation series, we also spoke with the with the production teams — and huge Alien fans — behind the endeavor explaining how they expanded on the 2014 game.
In 2014, developer Creative Assembly released Alien: Isolation, a survival-horror game set 15 years after Ellen Ripley destroyed the Nostromo in the 1979 film. Five years after its debut, the game’s story about Amanda Ripley is being expanded with a new digital series using a combination of new animations and original cinematic cutscenes from the game.
The game — and now the series — centers on Ellen’s daughter, Amanda, who is searching for what really happened to her mother. When the Nostromo’s flight recorder is discovered by a deep-space salvage team, Amanda journeys to Sevastopol Station, which leads her on a terrifying adventure filled with deadly aliens and murderous androids. You can binge all 7-episodes exclusively on IGN right here. For a glimpse at what’s in store, watch the first episode below:
I wouldn’t say it’s the best piece of VR content I’ve played, but certainly my most fondly remembered is a scene during PlayStation Worlds’ ‘The London Heist’ where you’re forced to sit down in a pub while an East End mob boss just talks at you for ages. I love it because, while he drones on about someone called French Tony, the game just stops paying attention to what you’re doing. You’re at this table with a lighter, a cigar, a phone and more, and no one tells you can’t just throw them at this guy. So you do. I’ve spent more time than I’d care to admit laughing as I bounce that phone off his forehead, or pretend to set fire to his groin. It’s a pure, inconsequential act of messing about. I love it.
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If you’re the type of person who enjoys a gorgeous collector’s edition, this deal’s for you. The 35th anniversary hardcover box set of the complete Akira manga is currently on sale for just $99. The price hasn’t dropped this low since 2017, which makes now a fantastic time to add it to your collection. There’s just one catch: it’s back-ordered and will ship in one to three months.
But a sale is a sale, and if you don’t mind the wait, this is a great time to buy. Amazon doesn’t charge you until it ships anyway, and you can cancel the order any time if you change your mind.
Digital streaming network Rooster Teeth’s ambitious new animated sci-fi series titled gen:LOCK, features an impressive roster of voice actors like Michael B. Jordan (Black Panther), Maisie Williams (Game of Thrones), and David Tennant (Doctor Who). Set 50 years in the future, the series centers on a courageous team capable of controlling powerful mecha in a fight against an oppressive authoritarian force.
Williams portrays Cammie MacCloud, a new recruit who attempts gen:LOCK, which allows her mind to be uploaded into one of the giant mech suits. The Game of Thrones actress spoke with IGN about what initially attracted her to the project. “I thought Cammie was so interesting,” Williams explained, adding “and I thought that I could have a lot of fun playing her. I felt like I could bring her to life, and do her justice. So I was flattered that they wanted me to be a part of it.”
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Horizon: Zero Dawn, which is celebrating its second anniversary today, has officially sold “well over” 10 million copies worldwide.
Via the PlayStation Blog, Guerrilla Games managing director Hermen Hulst revealed the number, saying “The idea that we were able to bring Aloy’s journey to so many players is astounding. We’ve been deeply moved by the enormous amount of fan creations you’ve posted online, as well as the heartfelt letters you’ve sent sharing your favorite moments from Aloy’s journey.”
Along with announcing this sales milestone, Hulst took the opportunity to reveal little-known details about the development of the game. He revealed that prototyping gameplay elements began as far back as 2010, when most of the studio was still finishing Killzone 3. Because they didn’t yet have an in-game model for Aloy, they used the model for Jammer, an intruder pilot from Killzone 3, in early testing phases of the game.