The remake of Ballistic Moon’s “Until Dawn” will be released on October 4th, and in anticipation, a launch trailer has been made public. This trailer offers a sneak peek into some of the terrifying moments featured in the game, yet even as things get gory, the visuals remain impressive. Take a look at it below.
Last season, The Simpsons gained a significant amount of attention from fans due to a joke suggesting that Homer would no longer be choking Bart. However, the showrunner later admitted it was an error to imply this after the gag resurfaced in Season 36’s premiere. Now, with the start of Season 36, The Simpsons has returned to television screens, and some viewers who hadn’t watched for a while were intrigued by the premiere as it appeared to be the series finale. The episode presented various conclusions for the citizens of Springfield, wrapping up with Bart and Homer restoring the familiar family dynamics.
Konami has addressed the uncertainty surrounding when we can expect the release of Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater. While there’s been plenty of hype for the game remake throughout 2024, Konami has been rather quiet about its launch schedule. This silence has left Metal Gear fans questioning whether the game will be out by 2025. Now, those managing the project have given a bit more information without revealing exact details.
In a sneak peek from the upcoming Spider-Man spinoff television series airing on MGM+, Nicolas Cage portraying the character of Spider-Noir looks somewhat distressed. The images reveal Cage in his detective attire, complete with a trench coat, enacting an odd scene where he’s both kneeling and lying down, evading or escaping from an unseen threat or attacker. Despite being in color, the series aims to emulate the style and atmosphere of classic film noir. Here, Cage takes on the role of a private investigator struggling with his past as the sole superhero of 1930s New York City, who is compelled to confront his history once more.
John Amos’ cause of death has been confirmed.
Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater was perhaps the perfect game for Konami to remake and bring the series back to life with, because though it’s certainly an old title that could do with technical, visual, and quality-of-life enhancements, core aspects of the gameplay experience itself are strong enough that they don’t need to be changed too much in a modern take- which is why the upcoming Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater is going to be as faithful of a remake as it will be. That, however, won’t be possible if Konami were to remake earlier entries in the series- which is something that Konami itself is very much aware of.