In recent times, there has been a growing trend of high-caliber film and television adaptations of video games, and Sega and Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio are aiming to join this successful roster with “Yakuza / Like a Dragon.” Amazon Prime announced earlier this year the production of a TV series named “Like a Dragon: Yakuza,” set for release in October.
The movie “Deadpool & Wolverine” is currently showing in theaters, packed with Marvel surprises and appearances. Some are noticeable, while others might require multiple viewings to discover. A significant portion of the film takes place in The Void, a place introduced in the first season of “Loki.” The Void consists of discarded variants by the TVA, so expect to encounter various alternate forms of familiar characters. Additionally, important Marvel artifacts are housed in The Void, including a fragment from “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.” In the movie, Deadpool (Ryan Reynolds) and Wolverine (Hugh Jackman) join forces with an unexpected team in The Void. They use Scarlet Witch/Wanda Maximoff’s (Elizabeth Olsen) Mount Wundagore monument as their temporary shelter. [
Amazon Studios unveiled an early peek at its upcoming “The Mighty Nein” series during San Diego Comic-Con. At the event, Amazon Studios shared an “advance preview” of “The Mighty Nein,” its animated adaptation of Critical Role’s second campaign. The clip below displays Jester (Laura Bailey) fleeing from a band of city guards, only to collide with Fjord (Travis Willingham), who inadvertently subdues the guards with an explosive blast. This event did not transpire in the genuine Critical Role series as it took place during the “Session Zero” that preceded the primary campaign.
What role did the films “Deadpool” and “Wolverine” play in preparing the ground for the X-Men’s reboot within the Marvel Cinematic Universe? This is a query that has intrigued many fans even before the release of “Deadpool 3.” And it’s understandable that some viewers might still be pondering this question after watching the movie.
At San Diego Comic-Con’s Hall H event, Amazon Prime Video unveiled a fresh trailer for the second season of “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power.” The sneak peek included previously hinted elements from the upcoming season, as well as some unexpected twists. In the trailer, Morfydd Clark portrays Galadriel, who is seen claiming Nenya, the Water Ring, and clashing with Elrond (Robert Aramayo) regarding its control. Elrond and a band of elves encounter barrow-wights in the Rings of Power Season 2 preview as well, while Sauron disguises himself as Annatar, the “bestower of gifts,” to return to Celebrimbor’s (Charles Edwards) elven smithy workshop.
During ChinaJoy 2024, Omega Force unveiled new gameplay for Dynasty Warriors: Origins, along with new information regarding the game’s narrative and mechanics. You can watch the footage from the live event in the video below (kindly provided by Gematsu).