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9 years after it was first announced, Robert Kirkman says there's "movement" behind the scenes on the live-action Invincible movie
Robert Kirkman has offered a promising update on the live-action Invincible movie, almost a decade on from it being first announced.”It’s definitely a long process, and it’s something that hopefully will come together sooner rather than later,” Kirkman told ScreenRant, noting that the team’s “focus right now” is the ongoing TV series. “There’s certainly movement here and there behind the scenes, but nothing that we can reveal just yet.”Having premiered back in 2021, the Invincible TV show centers on 17-year-old Mark Grayson (Steven Yeun), as he’s taught how to be a superhero by the most powerful one on the planet,…
Minecraft Dungeons 2 will dungeon-crawl through the blockworld yet again when it launches later this year
Diablo-ish Minecraft spin-off Minecraft Dungeons has a sequel, and said sequel’s coming out at some point in 2026. What’s it about? Well, Mojang say, “all was well until it wasn’t”. Wait, lads, that’s pretty much the setup for every sequel and arguably story humanity’s ever produced. Aye, Mojang say, but the mild-mannered villagers are on fire, so you’d better get your diamond sword polished.
Dragon’s Dogma 2 had no respect for its players. I say that in the most complimentary way possible. Thanks to the lack of fast travel, you could get picked up by a Griffin and transported to its nest on the other side of the continent, forcing you to fight your way home through hordes of overleveled creatures. It had its downsides, too, but I respected what Capcom tried to do and, like many fans, was gutted when the developer didn’t announce any DLC. However, our fortunes may be about to change. Capcom released new artwork on social media to celebrate…
Crimson Desert has received a patch to improve its controls and make some other player-requested changes.According to developer Pearl Abyss, the new version 1.00.03 patch improves keyboard and mouse controls, and also makes tweaks to the response speed of jump inputs and the interaction UI.It also adds Private Storage. which can be used to store items from the player’s inventory. It can be found at the Howling Hill Camp.“As we mentioned in a previous notice, we have been paying close attention to your experiences across issue reports, videos, livestreams, and community discussions,” the studio said in a blog post. “Your…
It's a great time to grab these Switch game deals now that the Switch 2 handheld mode boost is here
Switch games have been able to run on the Nintendo Switch 2 since day one, but they haven’t always looked the best in handheld mode. Blowing up the older games’ 720p resolutions on the 1080p display left some titles looking blurry and indistinct, but now that ‘Handheld Mode Boost’ is here with update Ver. 22.0.0, that issue is long gone.This new mode allows these games to run at a higher resolution in handheld mode, basically doing the dock’s handiwork but for players on the go. That means there’s no better time to grab some cheap Nintendo Switch game deals, like…
Your citizens don't stay put in Stellaris-style 4X strategy game Final Vanguard – start a war and "entire waves of refugees can emerge"
Final Vanguard is a real-time sci-fi 4X grand strategy game that puts an unusually big emphasis on migration. We’ve seen migration mechanics in many 4X games – pops can shuffle about in Stellaris as you slop your colonies across the map, populating the periphery and slowing the development of your homeworld – but Final Vanguard’s creators Heavy Pepper Inc want the feature to be central. It’s part of an ambition “to model a civilization made up of interconnected systems that influence one another over time”, with everything from fleet manoeuvres to industry forming part of “a network of…
Capcom confirms it isn't using gen AI in its games. Hopefully it sees sense with DLSS 5, too
We’ve all seen the yaasified, DLSS 5 Leon Kennedy and Grace Ashcroft. In fact, I think I see them every night, stalking the darkened corridors of my nightmares like one of the horror game’s monsters. It’s not the prettiest sight in the world, and one that Capcom has come under fire for. Nvidia’s new AI-driven technology has quickly become a laughing stock, and while its CEO is a staunch defender of AI usage, Capcom’s kept relatively quiet on gen AI – it’s interested in “experimenting” with it for ideation, but that’s all we’ve heard so far. As part of a…
Nintendo Switch is more popular among Japanese teens than Disney, Pokémon and Nintendo itself, survey finds
Nintendo Switch is the second most popular brand among Japanese teenagers, beating out the likes of Disney and Pokémon.That’s according to a new survey by Nikkei, which asked Japanese teenagers and adults their views on various brands to determine which are the most powerful in Japan.The Brand Japan 2026 survey – the 26th such survey that has been carried out – involved a large sample size of 37,000 Japanese citizens, and looked at 1,000 brands of companies, products and services.The results were then split into two charts – one for respondents under 20 years of age, and one for all…
As Sony removes over 700 shovelware games from the PlayStation Store, one impacted publisher pledges to continue using Xbox, Nintendo, and Steam: "This was just as unexpected for us as it was for you"
There are now slightly fewer games on the PlayStation Store, as Sony has removed everything from a pair of publishers who’d been pumping games onto the platform. Around 700 releases overall, many of which used generative AI assets, were deleted as part of ongoing efforts to clean up the offerings available.The delisting was first noted by a user on the PSN Profiles forum, who noted that the entire catalog from Nostra Games is no longer available to buy. The outfit, notorious for putting out work such as Be A Bee, Angry Battalion, and Fridge Escape with regularity, had close to…
Crimson Desert devs Pearl Abyss take a first stab at control improvements with their latest patch, say Intel Arc GPU support's in the works
Huggghh-puuuhhhhh. Hughhhhh-puhhhh. If you’ve decided to try pedalling away in attempt to master Crimson Desert’s bike-like controls, Pearl Abyss’ latest patch – which also brings the likes of camp storage quicker tree felling – is good news. The developers have also acknowledged the fact they forgot to mention prior to release that the game wouldn’t run on Intel Arc GPUs, with support for those cards now in the works.