The upcoming game, “Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions,” will soon allow players to immerse themselves in the magical sports world it presents. As its release date approaches, WB Games has shared a new gameplay trailer that offers an overview of all the essential information about the game.
This week’s collection of comics was filled with unexpected twists! Join us for the latest episode of ComicBook Nation’s The Pull List as we dissect the major developments in Marvel, DC, BOOM! Studios, Oni Press, Image Comics, and other publishers. This week’s main comics had a significant impact in contrasting ways, and we dive deep into full-spoiler discussions for Aliens vs. Avengers #1 and Absolute Power Origins #2. It’s not only the big two publishers that get our attention; we also explore the emotional rollercoaster of Something is Killing the Children #40 and the X-Men #3, which focuses on Cyclops. To wrap things up, we share our thoughts on the charming debut issue of Sesame Street, providing a comprehensive look at this week’s notable comic releases.
As a gamer, I’ve been lucky enough to join the Marvel Cinematic Universe family five times, playing Aunt May alongside the Spider-Man crew. But what I cherish most about this experience, as I shared at Toronto’s Fan Expo (EW was there), is what unfolds off-screen. Watching Tom Holland and Zendaya mature and develop their beautiful relationship has been truly special for me. And let me tell you, the energy and immense stardom that these two bring to set never ceases to amaze!
It’s common knowledge that Remedy Entertainment is eager to expand both the worlds of Control and Alan Wake, and this ambition isn’t limited to just new game installments. In fact, the studio has plans that reach beyond gaming as well. Recently, they announced a strategic partnership with Annapurna Interactive, under which Annapurna will co-fund the development of Control 2. However, the agreement encompasses other projects too.
Previously this year, Remedy Entertainment took ownership of the Control IP from its initial publisher, 505 Games. This led some people to speculate about the publishing agreements for the upcoming Control 2 game that’s currently in development.
The movie Twisters isn’t exactly a follow-up to Twister, but it certainly carries on its legacy as a “spiritual successor.” The essence of the original film is deeply ingrained in Lee Isaac Chung’s summer blockbuster, particularly in the two contrasting tornado-chasing teams that drive the narrative. One team represents no-nonsense capitalists, while the other is a band of friends who are passionate about storms. In Twisters, this second group is represented by the Tornado Wranglers, who seem to have been heavily influenced by the team of chasers from Twister, led by Philip Seymour Hoffman, Alan Ruck, and Todd Field.