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There’s talk that Capcom is planning to remake Resident Evil 0, and it would be a fantastic way to revisit the character of Rebecca Chambers. A remake would also allow the story to build on the original game, potentially adding depth to characters and plot points, much like recent remakes of other Resident Evil titles. Resident Evil 0 is a good fit for this approach, as it introduced a unique playable duo with Rebecca and Billy Coen. In fact, a remake could finally provide satisfying answers to a mystery that’s lingered in the Resident Evil series for years.

While there aren’t any confirmed release dates yet, several Star Trek movies are currently being developed. Zachary Quinto, who played Spock in the recent films, is pushing for Star Trek 4 to finally happen. Paramount is considering different options for the future of the franchise, and they should revisit an old idea: a Star Trek movie script written by Mark L. Smith and previously developed by Quentin Tarantino. This script could be a great way to revitalize the series.

Okay, so this new Lord of the Rings game sounds promising! Hogwarts Legacy really nailed the whole ‘stay true to the source material but also be a great game’ thing, and that’s what this new LOTR game needs to aim for. We’ve had some amazing Lord of the Rings games before, and to get back to that level, the developers need to learn from what didn’t work recently. I’m hoping they really deliver on the potential and give us the epic Middle-earth experience we all want!

I think several things are contributing to this, but it seems like the game is really trying to attract Call of Duty players by focusing on short, fast-paced content. The core game includes several modes designed for infantry combat on smaller maps. For example, the map ‘Saints Quarters’ is only accessible through these smaller game modes, and many players might not even realize it exists because it’s not featured in the main playlists.

Motoei Shinzawa’s High School! Kimengumi began as a manga in Shonen Jump in 1980 and continued to develop even after the original anime finished in 1987. Now, 40 years after the anime’s conclusion—and even longer since the manga started—High School! Kimengumi is getting a brand new anime series, reimagining its characters for a new generation. A first look at the rebooted TV series was revealed earlier this week.

Before Lewis Pullman became known for his role as Bob Reynolds/Sentry/Void in Thunderbolts – a role he’ll be revisiting in the next Avengers: Doomsday film – he starred in a little-seen science fiction romance called Press Play. This movie, about a couple whose love for music defines their relationship, features Pullman as Harrison and Clara Rugaard as Laura. After a tragedy, Laura finds a way to revisit the past through their shared mixtape. Directed by Greg Björkman’s first feature film, Press Play currently has a 67% rating from critics and a 62% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes, but it will no longer be available on Hulu after October 16th, and will only be available for rent or purchase.