Games

For the past several days, there’s been talk about two Transformers video games slated for release this year. A post from the Transformers fansite TFW2005 a few days ago sparked this chatter, and now, the Australian Classification Board has provided more evidence supporting these games in development by Microsoft Studios. The classifications don’t reveal much detail, but their presence seems to validate the initial rumor. Both games have been given a PG rating by the board, with the first game indicating “Online Interactivity and Scary Moments,” while the second game mentions “Mild Violence, Online Interactivity, and User Interaction.”

After a 13-year hiatus, the much-anticipated “Test Drive” series is back on September 12th with “Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown”. Debuting on Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC, this open-world racing game brings a fresh setting, a more service-oriented style, and rivalry between two factions. Let’s explore how it compares to the last installment, “Test Drive Unlimited 2”, which hit shelves in February 2011. Here are some of their key distinctions.

2025 is shaping up to be an exciting year for gaming, especially for me as a fan of Capcom! Originally planned for PS4, PC, and Nintendo Switch, they’ve just announced that Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics and Capcom Fighting Collection 2 will now also be available on Xbox One. This decision came about following some technical discussions with Microsoft, which I guess means we’re in for a treat! Can’t wait to see these classic fighting game compilations on my Xbox!

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In 2022, the Danish horror film titled “Gaesterne” debuted, and shortly after its premiere, discussions started between Blumhouse Productions and filmmaker Christian Tafdrup about remaking his movie. James Watkins was chosen to direct the American adaptation named “Speak No Evil“. Although there are shared themes in both films, Watkins affirmed that the alterations from the original source material are not random but rather stem from differing cultural viewpoints. The remake is scheduled to hit cinemas on September 13th.

Portrayed by the esteemed actor Harry Lawtey, it seems that the Harvey Dent character to appear in “Joker: Madness Two” is the District Attorney version of the character who hasn’t experienced the acid accident yet. In the released footage, Lawtey’s Dent addresses news cameras regarding Joaquin Phoenix’s Arthur Fleck’s actions from the initial film. It appears that Harvey Dent could potentially be the one prosecuting Arthur in the courtroom during the events of “Joker: Madness Two”.