A popular collection of games is being removed from PS Plus next week, meaning subscribers will no longer have simple access to three classic titles. Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition will be leaving the service on December 16th, so you have less than a week to revisit the worlds of Vice City, Liberty City, and San Andreas.
The first trailer for Marvel’s Avengers: Doomsday doesn’t have a release date yet, but some believe it could show up in movie theaters before Avatar: Fire and Ash hits screens on December 19th, according to Collider. It might even appear online before then. To really get fans excited, the first trailer should include these five key things.
Lyle McLeish is a troubled person who tries to help others, despite carrying a heavy guilt. She admits she can’t bring herself to forgive someone, but she also refuses to let that person suffer or perish.
Here is an overview of the game, via Humble Games:
Lost Skies was initially available on Steam as an Early Access game on April 18th, before its official release on September 17th.
During the interview, Kerslake revealed that the new trilogy will connect to the story of Tomb Raider: Catalyst, essentially showing how Lara Croft became the adventurer we know. However, the main story of the trilogy takes place after the events of Tomb Raider: Underworld. He clarified, “Catalyst happens years before Underworld, and the reboot trilogy details Lara’s early adventures, so we’re seeing a Lara who’s already gained some experience.”
Jason Momoa, clearly excited about the new Supergirl trailer, shared his enthusiasm on Instagram Stories. He posted a picture of the character Lobo, playfully referencing the role he’s often associated with, and captioned it with “I am the main man” and “Fraggin finally,”—a nod to one of Lobo’s signature exclamations. You can see a snapshot of his post below.
Over the summer, it was announced that “Stuart Fails to Save the Universe” would bring back several familiar faces. Kevin Sussman will reprise his role as Stuart, the comic book store owner who was in over eighty episodes of “The Big Bang Theory.” He’ll be joined by Lauren Lapkus as his girlfriend, Denise, and Brian Posehn as Bert Kibbler, both also regulars from the original series. Now, the first look at “Stuart Fails to Save the Universe” has been revealed, and it presents a dramatically different style for the franchise.
During a recent episode of the podcast The Hot Mic, Jeff Sneider hinted that Zoë Kravitz might not be returning as Catwoman in The Batman: Part II (according to a post on X). In the first Batman film, Selina Kyle, after assisting Bruce Wayne with saving a mayoral candidate, decided Gotham City was hopeless and left him to continue the fight alone. This has led to speculation that her story arc may be over, but there’s a clear path for her return to the Batman universe if not in the sequel.
Epic Games just released a new trailer showcasing the game, and it’s looking really good!