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Marvel’s Wolverine Gets New Directors
The best there is at what he does may be getting better. During a PlayStation Showcase in 2021, Sony announced Marvel’s Wolverine, a video game from Insomniac, the studio behind Marvel’s Spider-Man and its sequel and spin-off. And just like those Spidey games, Sweet Baby Inc. – the woke DEI c...
Read MoreTRAILER: Paddington In Peru (2024)
Today saw the release of a full trailer for Paddington in Peru, the third installment in the Paddington film series from Sony. This film follows anthropomorphic bear Paddington (Ben Whishaw) and the Brown family to Peru in search of Aunt Lucy (Imelda Staunton) after she goes missing. The returning...
Read MoreSony Closes Firewalk Studios, Permanently Cancels Concord
Firewalk Studios is the latest casualty of the woke backlash in the entertainment industry. Today, Sony announced on its Sony Interactive Entertainment website that they will close Firewalk Studios, the in-house studio through which they produced the first-person shooter Concord. They’re also gett...
Read MoreREVIEW: Venom: The Last Dance (2024)
In anticipation of reviewing Venom: The Last Dance, I finally watched the first two films in the series over the last couple of days. So, I’ll certainly say The Last Dance is the best of the three, but that’s partly because the first two are awful (especially Let There Be Carnage; talk about a ...
Read MoreVenom Villain Knull May Have A Marvelous Future
Various Marvel movie universes may be merging, and this fall’s Venom: The Last Dance looks like the place where it’ll start. Well, kind of; it already started with Spider-Man: No Way Home, but it’ll center around Spidey and Venom. The final trailer for Venom: The Last Dance (embedded below) ...
Read MoreKonami Covers for Silent Hill 2 Remake While Updated Until Dawn Has Troubled Release
A couple of horror video game remakes are having interesting releases. During the PlayStation State of Play in May, Sony debuted the trailer for the Silent Hill 2 remake. Fans of the game were incensed to learn that the characters had been redesigned to appeal to “modern audiences,” with a body-...
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