Tomonobu Itagaki, the trailblazing Japanese game designer who crafted iconic franchises like Dead or Alive and Ninja Gaiden, leaves a significant legacy in gaming, with an inspiring farewell message expressing pride in his convictions and remorse for not completing his last projects.
Stranger Things fans, prepare for a thrilling ride as we journey through the first two volumes of Season 5, consisting of episodes ranging from 68 to 83 minutes, culminating in a final, captivating two-hour episode on New Year’s Eve!
Exciting times for Splinter Cell fans as Derek Kolstad, creator of John Wick, confirms a second season for Deathwatch, rekindling the suspense left by Blacklist!
A profound loss to the gaming world, Tomonobu Itagaki, the groundbreaking creator of Dead or Alive, has left us at the age of 58, leaving behind a legacy that revolutionized the 3D fighting game genre and touched countless lives in the process.
In a heartfelt tribute, Dan Forden, the audio mastermind behind Mortal Kombat’s unforgettable moments like “Toasty!”, retires after an impressive 37-year career in game development, leaving behind a legacy that continues to shape Mortal Kombat’s iconic status.
Looking forward to diving back into the time-loop battle against powerful aliens with Keiji Kiriya and Rita (Full Metal Bitch) in the upcoming Studio4°C anime film adaptation of “All You Need is Kill,” set for release in Japan on January 9, 2026!
Here’s an exciting prospect for Halo fans: Rumors suggest that a modernized remake of Halo: Combat Evolved is in development, featuring updated controls, mechanics, and visuals, and possibly even coming to PlayStation!
Lawrence Fishburne expresses eagerness to step back into the role of Professor X, his dream character in the ever-expanding Marvel Cinematic Universe, while maintaining a focus on that role alone for now.
While the box office numbers for Tron: Ares are disappointing, it’s clear that the challenges faced by this sci-fi sequel may have far-reaching implications for the Tron franchise and the future of leading actor Jared Leto in Hollywood.
In an interview, Chris Stockman, a former Saints Row creator, shares his concerns that the reboot’s plan to restart the series was a questionable decision due to many beloved characters being left unexplored, and he proposes a prequel set in the 1970s as a potential solution to preserve the franchise’s identity.