The studio also uses a consistent internal naming convention for all its projects: a letter ‘P’ followed by a number. This applies whether they’re developing a game themselves or assisting another developer. As a result, games Eidos Montreal has supported, like Fable, Grounded 2, and OD, all share code names starting with ‘P’ and followed by a number.
The new movie Oh. What. Fun. is currently the seventh most popular title on Amazon Prime Video, according to the streaming tracker FlixPatrol. It started streaming on December 3rd and has quickly become a hit with viewers. However, professional critics haven’t been kind, giving it a 37% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Interestingly, audiences seem to dislike it even more, with a score of just 26%.
Here are four movies that truly reward attentive viewers. They aren’t filled with predictable plot twists, non-stop action, or overly explained storylines. Instead, these films require you to actively engage and interpret what’s happening, ultimately leading to a deeply satisfying cinematic experience. You’ll appreciate them even more for the effort they require.
To celebrate the 50th anniversary release of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre in 4K, manga artist Tatsuki Fujimoto (creator of Chainsaw Man) shared his appreciation for the horror classic. Fujimoto described the film as a powerful mix of gore, sadness, and even love. He believes first-time viewers will be shocked – and captivated – by the film’s striking use of color and the surprisingly sympathetic portrayal of Leatherface, noting he might even come across as endearing. While the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre remains his favorite, Fujimoto recommends the sequels for anyone who enjoyed the first film, praising them for offering a uniquely satisfying emotional release.
Fans of Kaguya-sama: Love is War are in for a treat! A new anime special is coming later this month, continuing the story after the events of the TV series and movie. Called Kaguya-sama: Love is War – The Stairway to Adulthood, the special features an older Kaguya Shinomiya reflecting on her relationship with Miyuki Shirogane. A trailer has just been released, giving us a first glimpse of what to expect from this surprise return.
Though not all Marvel Cinematic Universe characters are confirmed for Avengers: Doomsday yet, a lot of major heroes will be appearing. The movie will bring back characters from across the MCU, including those originally from the X-Men films and others who’ve briefly appeared in recent Marvel multiverse stories. Several of the announced cast members are particularly powerful, promising some truly impressive characters in Avengers: Doomsday.
When Age of Revelation started, I was really hoping it would be like Age of Apocalypse – a huge, game-changing event with serious consequences for everyone. Age of Apocalypse was amazing, but honestly, Age of Revelation just hasn’t hit the same way. It feels like fans haven’t really connected with the story, and with Shadows of Tomorrow already coming up, it’s clear this one didn’t quite land. I’ve been wondering why Age of Apocalypse was such a success and Age of Revelation just… didn’t. It seems like there’s a lot that went into it, so let’s take a closer look at what happened.
Here is an overview of the game, via POFUPOFU STUDIOS:
When asked about bringing original Xbox games to Game Pass, Ronald stated he couldn’t make any announcements today. However, he noted that 2026 will mark Xbox’s 25th anniversary, and the company intends to celebrate its history while also looking ahead to its future. While he didn’t confirm or deny the possibility, he encouraged fans to watch for exciting news next year.
The game’s strong violence and bad language rightly earn it a PEGI 18 rating. However, it also features in-game purchases, which were present in the original version as resource packs and ship upgrades for real money. It remains to be seen if the updated game will have similar purchases, or if they’ll be more excessive, like some recent titles – including the poorly received Assassin’s Creed Shadows X Attack on Titan collaboration.