Death Stranding Mosquito animated film announced

The film features Hideo Kojima as producer, Hiroshi Miyamoto directing, and Aaron Guzikowski writing the script. It will follow a brand new lead character, distinct from Sam Porter Bridges, the hero of the *Death Stranding* video game series.

OD Gives P.T. Vibes in Terrifying New “KNOCK” Trailer

The game “KNOCK” blends Hideo Kojima’s take on horror with input from writer Jordan Peele. Gameplay footage shows text cards with hidden words, hinting at a story set ten years after a frightening event, where those affected are experiencing trouble ‘once again.’ The main character, played by Sophia Lillis, receives a card instructing her to ‘light the fires’ as part of a celebration.

Hideo Kojima’s Xbox Horror Game OD Gets Terrifying New Trailer

I remember when I first played *PT* – it was seriously terrifying and such a cool glimpse into what could have been the next *Silent Hill*! It’s still a huge bummer that game never happened, but I was so excited when Hideo Kojima announced he was working on a new horror game, *OD*, with Xbox and Jordan Peele. It’s been really quiet about *OD* though, and honestly, it felt like *Death Stranding 2* took over as his main focus for a while. I’m still hoping we’ll hear more about *OD* eventually!

Silent Hill f Review – Dreadful Horror

Unlike other games in the *Silent Hill* series, *Silent Hill f* isn’t set in the familiar town of Silent Hill. Instead, it takes place in 1960s Japan, in a town called Ebisugaoka. This change led many to wonder if it could still be considered a true *Silent Hill* game. While that’s a fair question, I believe *Silent Hill* is about more than just where the story happens. What truly defines it are the story, the deeper meanings, the music, and the overall feeling of dread. Focusing only on the location misses what makes the series special. Once you play *Silent Hill f*, it’s clear that it captures the tone and themes that define *Silent Hill*.

5 Justice League Characters Improved by the Animated Series

The animated series *Justice League* and *Justice League Unlimited* together feature five seasons and 91 episodes. These shows brought together classic heroes like Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, and The Flash to form the iconic Justice League. Across these two connected series, both well-known and newer heroes had their stories expanded and their popularity boosted. Here are five heroes who especially benefited from their portrayal in *Justice League* and *Justice League Unlimited*.