Ballerina Michaela DePrince Dead at 29
The dance world is in mourning.
The dance world is in mourning.
A popular Xbox 360 video game initially discontinued in 2010 is back on sale this week, causing a wave of excitement among gamers who fondly remember the console. The Xbox 360 remains Xbox’s best-selling console and was able to compete with its rival, the PlayStation 3, in terms of sales. This makes it a cherished piece of gaming history for many Xbox players, and the same goes for their favorite games from that era. It’s no surprise then, that the return of this classic game has sparked enthusiasm among Xbox enthusiasts.
As a gamer, I’m still eagerly waiting for the Chainsaw Man anime, but that doesn’t mean Denji’s story is over. The manga by Tatsuki Fujimoto continues to thrive, with the Chainsaw Devil facing some of the toughest challenges of his career. It’s no surprise that chainsaws aren’t just confined to the anime realm. In Lollipop Chainsaw, a cheerleader finds herself in a supernatural crisis that puts her boyfriend in a dangerous predicament. It’s up to the protagonist Juliet to hack her way through and reach the finish line. Recently, an ingenious cosplayer has merged these two worlds into one amazing fusion for fans of both anime and video games.
Earlier this year, it was revealed that Saber Interactive was leaving Embracer Group in a $247 million deal, which also included Saber taking ownership of studios like Slipgate Ironworks, 3D Realms, New World Interactive, and others previously owned by Embracer. At the same time, it was confirmed that Metro developer 4A Games and Zen Pinball developer Zen Studios would remain under Embracer Group. However, Saber Interactive had the option to acquire both of these studios as part of the deal. Now, Embracer has announced that Saber will not be exercising this option.
American Horror Stories, a spin-off from Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk’s American Horror Story, is returning for Halloween. As per Deadline, the fourth installment will consist of five new episodes, premiering on Tuesday, October 15th, as part of Hulu’s Huluween event. The series can be streamed not only on Hulu but also on Disney+ in the US and Canada, with international availability to follow soon. The third season was released last October.
The team at ComicBook Nation delve into the latest Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) developments, including Destin Daniel Cretton taking on directorial duties for Spider-Man 4. They analyze initial responses to the Batman spinoff series, The Penguin, and discuss the upcoming production, Transformers One.