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The upcoming film Fletch’s Fortune, the sequel to Confess, Fletch by director Greg Mottola, has been canceled at Miramax. Mottola mentioned that recent changes in management at the studio have resulted in a decline of interest in the sequel. The movie, which cost approximately $20 million to produce, grossed less than $1 million at the box office. This was due to a simultaneous release on digital platforms and a swift transfer to Showtime and Paramount+. Despite its poor box office performance, it received great reviews and fans of Gregory McDonald’s sharp-witted investigative reporter have remained hopeful that its success on home video platforms could lead to a sequel. Unfortunately, Mottola had already begun writing the script for the follow-up.

The latest update for Elden Ring, version 1.13.2, has been released, primarily addressing various in-game problems rather than introducing new content. FromSoftware appears to be concentrating on fixing a few technical issues to enhance your gaming experience. While some players might not have noticed these glitches, the developers definitely did, so they’ve made changes aimed at improving the game as a whole. Since online play requires an update according to the patch notes, anyone experiencing difficulties in this area should ensure their version is up-to-date.

CBS has commissioned a pilot for a show titled “Einstein,” which is inspired by a German procedural series about Albert Einstein’s troubled yet brilliant great-grandson. This marks the network’s third attempt to adapt “Einstein.” The upcoming pilot, overseen by Andy Breckman and Randy Zisk, who are known for their work on USA Network’s popular detective show “Monk,” will be the third new project announced by CBS in quick succession, following pilots for “DMV” and “Eternally Yours.”

Approximately half a year after its debut, Rocksteady’s Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League has been significantly impacting WB Games’ income. The parent company, Warner Bros. Discovery, recently disclosed their Q2 financial outcomes for the fiscal year ending March 31st, 2025, and reported a 41% decrease (excluding foreign exchange effects) in game revenue.

In the ongoing display of weapon varieties within Monster Hunter Wilds, Capcom has unveiled a fresh trailer, demonstrating the functionality of the Gunlance. By merging the robust protection of a shield with projectiles and blasts, the Gunlance provides enhanced mobility and versatility compared to the standard Lance. Take a look at it, along with what appears to be the Ingot Set, below.

Known for creating popular PSP games such as “God of War: Chains of Olympus” and “Ghost of Sparta,” along with “The Order: 1886” on PS4, the studio Ready at Dawn, established in 2003, has closed its doors. Notable for developing VR titles like “Lone Echo,” which received widespread acclaim, Meta purchased it in 2020. A sequel to “Lone Echo” titled “Lone Echo 2” was launched by Meta in 2021.