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As the Black Panther-themed Avengers: Doomsday trailer hits the internet, Marvel reminds us how long we've got to wait with a live countdown to the MCU sequel
Now that all four teasers for Avengers: Doomsday have hit the internet, Marvel has rolled out a live-streamed countdown that highlights… just how long we still have to sit tight before we’re reunited with Earth’s Mightiest Heroes.On January 13, the studio dropped the final promo, which was rolled out in theaters before Avatar: Fire and Ash after the Steve Rogers, Thor, and X-Men ones and centers on Black Panther’s Shuri, online. With it, it launched website that notes there’s 11 months, 4 days, 12 hours, 26 minutes and 23 seconds… no, 22… no, 20 until Robert Downey Jr. terrorizes the…
Shush, Helldivers 2's Redacted Regiment warbond is all about being sneakily stealthy and silently suppressed
Be very, very quiet. I’m hunting bugs. Or so will say the folks who don the gear of Helldivers 2’s next warbond. It’s dubbed Redacted Regiment and it’s all about looking stealthy in a tactical fashion. As opposed to simply trying to hide in a corner because you’re a coward, as I’ve unashamedly done numerous times while serving Super Earth.
You can try out two of The Elder Scrolls Online's biggest and most significant updates ever right now
March and April are going to be two of the most significant months in The Elder Scrolls Online history. Season Zero kicks off a new era for the MMO, totally refreshing how content and rewards are served up to players. But Update 49 will first arrive to set the stage, merging a trio of old expansions into the base game, overhauling the Dragonknight class, and delivering more quality of life improvements than you can shake a staff at. However, you don’t have to wait to try out what’s coming to ESO, as plenty of its biggest changes are available to…
‘EA is getting more shit than they deserve’: Split Fiction director Josef Fares defends Hazelight’s publishing partner
Hazelight Studios founder Josef Fares has defended Electronic Arts, saying he believes the publisher has been vilified more than others.EA has published all three of Hazelight‘s games to date – A Way Out, It Takes Two and Split Fiction – and Fares is adamant that his studio’s relationship with the publisher is a strong one.In an interview with The Game Business, Fares was asked about Hazelight’s relationship with EA, given that the studio has a reputation for being rebellious and EA has a reputation as a large corporation.Fares replied that the partnership continues to work very well in his opinion,…
Dispatch season 2 isn't even confirmed, but I'm already wondering how it could handle the battle of the best girl
As head of the Brunette Blazer fan club, I must admit something before the grand jury of Dispatch fans: I never liked Visi all that much. That said, I still wanted what was best for her at the end of Dispatch, which is why I felt unbelievably gaslit when she ended up turning on my Robert (albeit after killing his greatest foe – which I construe as a parting gift).My ending was still a happy one, with the Z Team celebrating a victory and Coupe back among our ranks after a brief return to her villain beat. Life went on,…
“Lore should not be a strict set of rules," says Hytale developer in a tribute to player "archaeology"
Minecrafty fantasy sandbox Hytale will finally launch into early access today, a few months after being rescued from cancellation by Hypixel server co-founder Simon Collins-Laflamme. In development for over a decade, it’s a bid to “redefine the block-game genre” that features procedurally generated biomes and RPG-style dungeon delving. Unlike the earliest instalments of Minecraft, it will also ship with some pretty fleshed-out lore. In a post on the official site, the dev’s lore meister “Joe” has shared a few thoughts on the game’s flexible ideas about canon. Naturally, a lot of the chat invites comparison with other games with mighty…
GOG's new owner says DRM makes life "more difficult" for customers, so he sees "no reason to keep it alive"
I was somewhat surprised that Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk 2077 developer CD Projekt Red decided to sell its online games store GOG late in 2025, but unsurprised by who bought it. Michał Kiciński was a co-founder and joint CEO of CDPR, including in 2008 when it launched GOG. After parting ways with the company in 2011, he’s reacquired the storefront in order to challenge Steam’s hegemony and commit to providing players with DRM-free games for them to play any time, any place. For those unaware, DRM is touted as anti-piracy software, but often requires additional sign-ins or registrations in order…
‘You don’t want to wrestle Goliath’: GOG bosses say the aim is not to defeat Steam, but better it in certain areas
The owner and managing director of GOG say the store’s aim is not to challenge and defeat Steam, but to specialise in certain areas and do them better than Valve’s shopfront.Last month CD Projekt sold GOG.com to its co-founder Michał Kiciński, who bought 100% of the shares for PLN 90.7 million ($25.2m).GOG is focused on DRM-free digital games, including modern releases and the preservation of classic games, and had operated within Witcher and Cyberpunk owner CD Projekt for over 17 years.In recent years the company has championed its Preservation Program, a venture designed to ensure that classic games remain playable…
Peter Jackson once pitched a Lord of the Rings' "film 3.5" which sounds exactly like what we're getting with The Hunt for Gollum
Upcoming The Lord of the Rings spin-off The Hunt for Gollum is set to take a leaf out of It: Welcome to Derry’s book, as it adapts the appendices from J.R.R Tolkien’s epic novel. Turns out, though, director Peter Jackson floated the idea of bringing the never-before-seen subplots to life almost 25 years ago.With over a year to go before we reunite with Andy Serkis’s Sméagol, fans have un(Middle)earthed Jackson’s commentary from The Fellowship of the Ring’s Extended Edition DVD, in which he and writer Philippa Boyens discuss their idea for a “film we’ll never make.””There’s great stuff in the…
Fallout: London hasn't developed into a Fallout 4-esque hub of new quest and expansion mods so far, and its lead has theories why
Who mods the mods? A bunch of people, or so was the hope of Fallout: London developers Team FOLON when they released their total conversion of Fallout 4 back in 2024. So far, there’ve been plenty of tweaks and smaller scale additions to the mod’s version of the post-apocalyptic English capital, but no new quests or world expansions of note. Things playing out that way to this point – despite Team FOLON having been very open in encouraging other modders to have a go at making such creations – is something Fallout: London project lead Dean ‘Prilladog’ Carter’s clearly aware…