As noted earlier, the demo lets you play through the beginning of the game, up to and including the first major boss battle. If you enjoy the demo and purchase the full game, your progress will be saved and you can continue where you left off.
Director Cretton recently spoke with Big Gold Belt Media about the anticipated trailer for Brand New Day. He jokingly acknowledged the strong desire for a preview, assuring fans that it is coming and will be great, though he didn’t offer any details on when it might be released.
Forty years after its release, Hasbro is bringing Transformers: The Movie back to theaters as part of what they’re calling an “apology tour.” Alyse D’Antuono, a VP at Hasbro, explained the film’s lasting impact, noting the emotional response to Optimus Prime’s death and the exciting story that followed. She stated that the anniversary celebration is a way to honor the movie’s legacy and thank fans for their 40 years of dedication. Hasbro promises more announcements and surprises related to the anniversary across various platforms, including toys and entertainment, and hinted at things connected to More Than Meets The Eye.
When we look at the most memorable villains in Batman movies, we see a lot of different ways the characters have been brought to life on screen. Often, creating a truly great villain meant making changes from the original comic books. So, while it’s a big achievement to be considered one of the best, here’s a new ranking of the top 7 Batman movie villains, ordered by how faithful they are to their comic book origins.
DC Comics has created many fascinating alternate versions of its iconic characters, and a few really stand out. Some are familiar faces with a twist, while others are less known, but they all possess a special quality that makes them unforgettable. Here are seven of the best alternate universe versions of DC characters, offering fresh perspectives on these legendary heroes and villains.
Starting March 1st, Tubi will be adding a large collection of popular animated series from Cartoon Network and Warner Bros. Here’s what will be available:
This week brought some exciting developments in the DC universe! Supergirl delivered another festive special, this time with a unique take on Valentine’s Day and a villain fixated on love. The intense tournament in DC K.O. also reached a surprising climax, with a winner no one expected. We’re already seeing the consequences of the tournament for characters like Aquaman and Green Lantern Guy Gardner. If you missed any of the action, here’s a rundown of the biggest DC highlights from the past week.
The game will launch on PC and PS5 with new modes and features, giving players fresh challenges and rewards. While details are limited, these additions won’t be as extensive as the Director’s Cut for the original Death Stranding, which included a lot of new missions. It sounds like these new modes and features will likely be optional extras, possibly including extra difficulty settings, rather than being integrated into the main game.
At the Star Wars: Most Wanted event (as reported by Screen Rant), Jon Favreau discussed how he’s planning to improve the visual experience for the upcoming The Mandalorian and Grogu movie. He explained that they need to raise the bar for the big screen, including using taller aspect ratios for IMAX and building more immersive sets. This means upgrading both the visual effects and the storytelling to a higher level.
While Deep Space Nine initially lived in the shadow of The Next Generation, it’s since become a beloved favorite among fans. Many now consider it one of the best Star Trek series ever made, and its impact is clear in recent shows. Several of DS9‘s original actors have even appeared in shows like Lower Decks, Picard, Prodigy, and Starfleet Academy. We’ve compiled a complete list of all those DS9 character returns, from quick, silent appearances to full story arcs.