It has been officially announced by Bethesda and Microsoft that “Indiana Jones and the Great Circle” will be released in December, with a PS5 version set for early next year. Furthermore, information about the game’s different versions has also been disclosed.
Recently, Rebellion unveiled “Sniper Elite: Resistance” to hit the shelves next year. In addition, they have “Atomfall”, an enticing post-apocalyptic first-person survival game, set for release in March 2025. During Xbox’s Gamescom, a fresh trailer was revealed to confirm its launch date. Take a look at it below.
Apart from unveiling a fresh, complimentary update to the game featuring a land vehicle, Bethesda has also disclosed plans for Starfield’s inaugural paid expansion, titled Shattered Space, due out next month. In addition, more information about this expansion was shared, thanks to lead creative producer Tim Lamb who graced Xbox’s day one Gamescom livestream recently.
In the latest issue of Wolverine’s comic, two of Marvel’s highly esteemed heroes suffered a tragic end. The X-Men are now embarking on their “From the Ashes” phase, which brings fresh creative minds and narratives as mutants strive to rebuild following Krakoa’s downfall. Given this, it makes sense that Wolverine would have his own series, but an exceptional duo consisting of Jonathan Hickman and Greg Capullo are working on the miniseries “Wolverine: Revenge“. This spin-off series, distinct from “X-Men: From the Ashes”, offers them freedom from continuity constraints, leading to the deaths of two Avengers.
As a lifelong fan of Pacific Rim, I am beyond thrilled to hear that Legendary Productions is working on a live-action prequel series set in the world of Jaegers and Kaiju. With two blockbuster films and an animated series under its belt, Pacific Rim has always been a favorite for those who love giant robots and monsters battling it out to save the planet.
Fans of Star Wars have been eagerly anticipating the future direction of galaxy tales in Marvel Comics, as it was previously announced that series such as “Star Wars” and “Star Wars: Darth Vader” would be concluding. Today, Marvel revealed a brand-new series titled “Star Wars: The Battle of Jakku — Republic Under Siege“. This new comic book series takes place during the timeline between the events of “Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back” and “Star Wars: Return of the Jedi”, making it the latest installment to follow after “Return of the Jedi” and potentially set the stage for the events depicted in “Star Wars: The Force Awakens”. “#1 of Star Wars: The Battle of Jakku — Republic Under Siege ” will be available on shelves starting November 20th.