In a recent interview with Empire, one of the creators of Stranger Things has definitively stated the fate of Joseph Quinn’s popular character, Eddie Munson. Despite fan hopes for a resurrection after his brave death in Season 4, the creator confirmed that Eddie is truly gone and won’t be returning.
Looking ahead, the game’s developers have a long-term vision. According to design director Virgil Watkins, speaking at TwitchCon, they consider this a project they’ll be working on for the next decade. This ambition influences the amount and type of content they plan to create.
Bond stated that the company is definitely planning for future hardware releases. They’re currently developing next-generation hardware and have been working on prototypes and design. A partnership with AMD has already been announced to support this effort. They saw a chance to offer gamers more options alongside their new hardware, and are committed to responding to the desires of players and creators by building innovative products when there’s a clear demand.
During last month’s Tokyo Game Show, WCCF Tech spoke with director Naoki Hamaguchi (through an interpreter) who shared that the team had considered a “Rebirth” DLC at one point. However, after re-evaluating their priorities and considering what fans wanted most, they decided against it.
After being eliminated from Dancing With the Stars on October 7th – making them the fourth couple to leave the competition – 41-year-old Chrishell still thinks the way viewers vote could be improved.
You might be wondering, “Wasn’t this dragon already defeated in Ninja Gaiden: Dragon Sword?” And you’d be right! But in this new story, Yakumo’s goal isn’t just to defeat the dragon – it’s to destroy it completely. She’ll team up with Seori, a Dark Dragon Priestess, to break the dragon’s seals and purify it. Meanwhile, Ryu Hayabusa is back to fight the Raven Clan ninjas and the Divine Dragon Order, as the fate of the world hangs in the balance.
Ordeals let players fine-tune the game’s difficulty by adjusting things like enemy and boss health, speed, and how aggressively they attack. It also looks like you’ll be able to modify your character’s stats, though the specifics of that aren’t available yet. This is just a small preview of what’s coming, and the developers plan to share more details about the future of the game world and Absolum over the coming months and years.
The long-awaited remake of Cliffhanger is now scheduled to hit theaters on August 28, 2026. Jaume Collet-Serra, the director of the thriller The Shallows, will helm the film, based on a screenplay by Mark Bianculli. Neal H. Moritz will produce. This new version of the story focuses on a father and daughter who rely on their mountain climbing expertise to escape kidnappers in the dangerous Dolomite mountains.
Dying Light: The Beast has proven to be quite popular since its release in early September. The developers at Techland have followed up with plans for significant updates, and announced details in a blog post this past Thursday about what’s coming next.
A great example is the upcoming third-person perspective update for Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora. Players asked for this feature when the game first came out, and it’s being added as a free update.