A new website recently went live, announcing that more Ecco the Dolphin games and merchandise are currently being made. A studio in California called A&R Atelier is developing these new products with permission from SEGA, who owns the Ecco the Dolphin series.
The game is being created by a team of developers who previously worked at Atlus, featuring scenario designer Tadashi Satomi and sound composer Tsukasa Masuko.
The character is determined to shield his younger brother, Carl (Jonathan Howard), who was actually the one driving when the car crashed into several other vehicles, including those owned by people in Emmerdale.
We’re excited to welcome Chris Chibnall, the creator of the popular crime series Broadchurch and the former showrunner for Doctor Who.
Star Trek: Discovery, which premiered in 2017, marked the beginning of a new chapter for the franchise, as Paramount broadened the established Star Trek universe.
The film boasts a stellar cast, featuring Mia McKenna-Bruce, Helena Bonham Carter, and Martin Freeman. The story centers around a complicated mystery: a prank that went terribly wrong, leading to a death at an extravagant country house party.
A new Netflix series, “Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials,” based on one of Christie’s stories, is now streaming. It’s a three-part mystery written by Chris Chibnall.
The actor is returning to play the Doctor, a character he first portrayed on Star Trek: Voyager thirty years ago. He felt it was important to include hidden references and nods to the original 1990s show for longtime fans to discover.
Christie’s enduring popularity as a fiction author – and the fact that her books are often turned into movies and TV shows – comes down to the quality of her storytelling. Simply put, her stories are excellent.
This Star Trek series is different from most others. Instead of focusing on a starship’s adventures, it’s more like a high school drama, showing us a group of students at Starfleet Academy as they train to become future starship captains.