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Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier reports that Double Fine (the creators of Keeper and Kiln) and Compulsion Games (South of Midnight) are talking with Microsoft about becoming independent companies. This move is an effort to prevent potential closure, but even if successful, both studios are still expected to reduce their workforce through layoffs.

After 22 years with Treyarch, Gordon has retired, and the studio has appointed Kevin Hendrickson and Yale Miller as its new co-leaders.

The film suggests Ned built a system to track Spider-Man’s activities. A recent promotional video, featuring Jacob Batalon as Ned, hints at appearances by classic Spider-Man villains like Scorpion, Tarantula, Boomerang, the Hand, and the Punisher, along with a secret new villain. The video also announces a “product launch” tomorrow, likely revealing the new trailer. You can watch the video below.

Trinel predicted more widespread job cuts at game companies, calling the initial layoffs “only the start of a huge wave of reductions.”

Over the years, several Avengers teams have formed, often with surprising members – heroes and villains you wouldn’t typically expect alongside Earth’s Mightiest Heroes. While each team has its own unique abilities, some have been more successful than others. Here are seven of the best Avengers teams, excluding the original lineup, that have truly lived up to the team’s legendary reputation.

As a huge Spielberg fan, I’ve always noticed how he uses aliens to say something about what’s going on here on Earth. Think about Close Encounters – it wasn’t just about UFOs, it really captured that feeling of distrust after Nixon. Even E.T. felt like it was set in a specific time and place, reflecting the anxieties of the early 80s. That’s what makes Spielberg so brilliant, in my opinion – he seamlessly mixes real-world problems with sci-fi, and he does it by cleverly building on those classic UFO stories we all know.