The iconic duo of “the video game industry” and “leaked secrets” has allegedly struck again, as footage of what is purported to be a brand-new franchise in the PlayStation portfolio has leaked onto the web.
According to the Reddit post hosting the footage, a new project, which industry insider Dusk Golem has nicknamed “Ooze,” is in the works. The author of the post does not specify which studio is working on it, only saying that it’s “based in Europe.” A follow-up image posted to ResetEra implies the studio could be Outriders dev People Can Fly, as the word “Red” on the leaked footage’s HUD matches an internal codename shown on a PCF slide deck.
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Read moreLinda Rondstadt’s 1970 hit song “Long Long Time” was featured in the January 29 episode of The Last of Us, and streams of the song on Spotify jumped by 4900%. However, Ronstadt will not earn a penny from the explosion in popularity for the song because she sold her music catalog years ago.
The song was written by Gary White, who is presumably lined up for a payday thanks to the resurgence in popularity.
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Read moreIt only feels right to begin this review with a confession: I am not someone who saw good reason for there to be a follow-up to the original Life is Strange game. I felt that way when Beyond the Storm was announced, and I felt that way again when Deck Nine revealed they would be continuing Max Caulfield’s story with Life is Strange: Double Exposure. Though I enjoyed the first game well enough, I felt as if the ensuing titles that both Don’t Nod and Deck Nine worked on–such as Life is Strange 2, Life is Strange: True Colors, and Tell Me Why–explored more interesting topics and boasted more compelling protagonists. To me, Max always felt a bit overshadowed by those around her–characters with intense flaws and strong personalities that drove the game’s plot and imbued emotion into the story. And after playing Life is Strange: Double Exposure, and despite having high hopes that it might persuade me, I unfortunately still feel the same.
In Life is Strange: Double Expos…
Read moreThe Luther movie starring Idris Elba is officially happening at Netflix, and it’s added two new cast members. Cynthia Erivo, who earned an Academy Award nomination for playing Harriet Tubman, will appear in the movie, alongside The Lord of the Rings actor Andy Serkis.
Netflix is producing the Luther movie with the BBC, the network that originally hosted the TV show. Fans may be happy to learn that Neil Cross, the creator and writer of the TV show, wrote the script for the Luther movie. Jamie Payne (Outlander) is directing the movie, which begins production in November.
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Read moreIt goes without saying that Mass Effect: Legendary Edition isn’t exactly a small game, seeing as it bundles and remasters the first three entries in BioWare’s grand space odyssey together into one gigantic package. Like any good RPG of its time, Mass Effect was built on various customizable character classes, an entire spaceship of equipment to manage, and a whole lot of dialogue choices.
If you’re new to Mass Effect and are reading this guide, then fear not! We’ve got some handy tips below to help you get into the swing of things right out of the space-gate going into the trilogy. From combat to galactic readiness, here’s everything to help you get started in Mass Effect: Legendary Edition. For more about how the collection stacks up, be sure to read our Mass Effect: Legendary Edition review in progress.
Know Your Role
With Mass Effect: Legendary Edition, there’s a more unified approach to how class systems work bet…
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