The Casting of Frank Stone, Supermassive Games’ latest interactive horror title, is out now. Playable on Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC, it’s based on Behaviour Interactive’s Dead by Daylight. Check out the launch trailer below.
Netflix specializes in transforming animated content into live-action adaptations. Although not all attempts have found an audience, “One Piece” and “Avatar: The Last Airbender” have become two of the most watched series on their streaming platform, regardless of adaptation status. Recently, we at ComicBook had the chance to discuss with Gordon Cormier about the success of “Avatar” and its promising future. Interestingly, during our conversation, Cormier expressed what he admires most about Inaki Godoy, the young actor playing Monkey D. Luffy, as he prepares to reenter the world of bending.
A key figure behind the Persona series at Atlus has addressed speculation that remakes for the original Persona and Persona 2 are being developed. This year, a reliable source started spreading word about Atlus possibly working on updated versions of their first two Persona games under the title “Persona 3 Reload”. However, it’s unclear if this project is truly in motion. What we do know is that one of the series’ primary creators strongly supports such an endeavor.
In the world of “Boruto: Naruto Next Generations,” I, as a dedicated fan, found myself reacquainted with the Otsutsuki Clan as the central antagonists for the continuation of the Naruto saga. The creators behind this captivating series disclosed their rationale for resurrecting them for the latest installment.
Star Trek Day is fast approaching, marking the television premiere of the original series on September 8, 1966. This year, the franchise is teaming up with Code.org, promoting computer education for grade-school students; DoSomething.org, inspiring youth activism; and Outright International, a global initiative for LGBTIQ inclusion and equality, to launch the campaign “Take the Chair, Make an Impact.” This worldwide effort invites fans to embody the optimistic vision of a brighter future and contribute to the diverse Star Trek community that has been cultivated over the years.
In the wake of the blockbuster hit, “Avengers: Endgame,” the Marvel Cinematic Universe has undergone significant changes. This transformation encompasses the creation of Special Presentations, exclusive Disney+ programs designed to either introduce or highlight distinctive elements or characters within the MCU. So far, this format has been utilized only for the Halloween-themed “Werewolf By Night” and Christmas-themed “Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special.” However, fans have shown a strong interest in seeing more of these unique productions, and it seems that this might not be an impossible dream. During an interview with ComicBook at the Agatha All Along junket, Marvel Studios Head of TV, Streaming, and Animation, Brad Winderbaum, gave a rather encouraging response when asked about the potential for more Special Presentations in the future.