In 2025, PQube plans to distribute the visually engaging narrative game “Death Match Love Comedy!” developed by Kemco, on platforms including PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam in the Western markets. This announcement was made by the publisher.
Developer Wisageni Studio, in collaboration with Publisher PQube, has unveiled plans for the upcoming Korean pop idol simulation game titled “K-pop Idol Stories: Road to Debut“. The game is scheduled for release on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam in the year 2025.
Austin Butler, who played a role in “Dune 2,” has been chosen to portray Patrick Bateman in the upcoming remake of “American Psycho,” being jointly developed by Lionsgate and Frenesy Films. Earlier speculations suggested that Butler, Cooper Koch from “Monster,” and Jacob Elordi from “Saltburn” were all vying for or hoping to secure the role, but it appears Butler has been selected. This marks a significant casting decision for the new “American Psycho”; the remake is being directed by Luca Guadagnino, renowned for his work on “Challengers,” with a script by Scott Z. Burns (known for “Side Effects” and “The Bourne Ultimatum”). Sam Pressman, son of the original film’s producer, Edward Pressman, will serve as executive producer.
The Incredibles are revving up for the high-speed action in Disney’s Speedstorm. Twenty years have passed since the super family, consisting of Mr. Incredible (Craig T. Nelson), Elastigirl (Helen Hunt), Violet (Sarah Vowell), Dash (Spencer Fox), and baby Jack-Jack, saved Metroville in Disney and Pixar’s 2004 movie “The Incredibles.” Now, they’re dusting off their superhero suits for the free-to-play kart combat racing game. The Disney Speedstorm season 11, launching on December 12, will also introduce two new racers mid-season: Moana, the ocean explorer, and Maui, the shape-shifting demigod, both from Disney’s upcoming movie “Moana 2.
In this week’s episode of Star Wars: Skeleton Crew, a fresh character named Kh’ymm has stirred up enthusiasm among fans for multiple reasons. Firstly, the owl-like being is voiced by Alia Shawkat, and her performance fits the role beautifully. Secondly, there’s speculation that Kh’ymm’s species could be another intriguing addition to the expanding Star Wars universe within Disney’s continuity.
Just got my hands on Marvel Rivals, the latest gaming sensation that’s drawn over 10 million gamers into the Marvel universe! I’ve been diving headfirst into battles alongside iconic heroes and villains, from tearing it up with Wolverine to healing teammates while playing as Adam Warlock. The game’s got an impressive roster of respected characters to pick from, but one name that’s sparking controversy is Jeff the Land Shark. Seems like folks can’t stand this adorable sea creature – and I can see why! If you ever cross paths with him on the battlefield, he’s definitely not a friend you’d want to make.