In a recent preview, GameSpot reported that the director and combat designer of the upcoming sequel discussed their open-world superhero game, referencing Sucker Punch’s work while showcasing new gameplay.
The latest trailer shows Sam mastering all of his combat skills and using them in real-world scenarios to overcome sudden dangers. As you play through the story, you’ll unlock new missions, giving you a reason to keep returning to the game, especially if you’re planning to play on PC later this month. Perfecting your timing and reflexes will also earn you in-game rewards, like “Likes.”
After a period of silence following its 2022 announcement, the team is now looking for ways to release the game and gather player feedback to help improve it. Jean Guesdon, Head of Content at Vantage Studios, was a key figure in the original announcement and shared these updates:
Okay, so the next expansion picks up right after that crazy cliffhanger where CHAR-les totally stabbed P-3 in the back and made off! All the other expansions have dealt with the other endings, but this one feels like it might actually wrap things up and give us some real closure, which I’m really hoping for.
Created by Ayaka Katayama, the manga series Fungus And Iron began in 2021, giving it a substantial amount of story for its initial season. The story centers on a world where humanity is controlled by fungi, and follows Dante, a soldier who appears to be the only one unaffected by the mind control. After joining a resistance group called Aether, Dante sets out to liberate humankind. The series uses iron as a key weapon against the fungi and received high praise from the creator of Attack on Titan. While Hajime Isayama isn’t currently working on a new manga (that we know of), he clearly remains engaged with the manga scene. An anime studio hasn’t been announced yet, but a first look at the anime’s visuals is available below.
The Finnish action movie Sisu: Road to Revenge, a sequel to the popular 2022 film Sisu, is now available on HBO Max and is quickly becoming a hit. It’s currently the second most popular movie on the platform, closely behind Jurassic World Rebirth, according to streaming data from Flix Patrol. This is particularly impressive considering the film didn’t perform exceptionally well in theaters, earning $9.8 million worldwide with a production budget of $12.2 million. This is a decrease from the original Sisu film, which earned $14 million on a $7 million budget.
Among dystopian film series of the 2010s, The Hunger Games was the most successful. Based on Suzanne Collins’s novels and starring Katniss Everdeen, the series began in 2012 and has earned over $3 billion worldwide, making it one of the highest-grossing franchises ever. Sadly for fans, the original four Hunger Games movies – The Hunger Games, Catching Fire, Mockingjay – Part 1, and Mockingjay – Part 2 – will soon be removed from Peacock, and likely from other streaming services as well.
In a recent blog post discussing the future of the game, Ubisoft announced that Assassin’s Creed Unity will receive a performance update on March 5th, bringing a smooth 60 frames per second experience to both PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. From April 2nd to 6th, Xbox players will be able to try the updated game for free as part of Xbox Free Play Days. While Unity already runs at 60fps on Xbox Series X|S thanks to the FPS Boost feature, this new update will likely improve more than just the frame rate.
For the past few years, the company behind PlayStation has struggled to balance releasing games only on PS5 with the benefits of making them available on Steam. They haven’t yet found a solution that pleases both PlayStation owners and PC gamers.
We’re really looking forward to the new update for Assassin’s Creed Unity. Tomorrow, Xbox Series X/S and PS5 players will get a version running at a smooth 60 frames per second, which should make experiencing Arno’s adventures during the French Revolution feel brand new. If it’s similar to the update for Syndicate, it’s going to be amazing – Arno moves with incredible speed and grace as he navigates the rooftops.