By Anonymous on Mar 18, 2017 10:30 pm In part one of The Story of Mass Effect Andromeda, we look at the impact the series had on video games, the fallout from Mass Effect 3's ending, and how BioWare is moving past it.
By Anonymous on Mar 18, 2017 09:30 pm Since the new Beauty and the Beast is hitting cinemas, we've started thinking about what other Disney classics would work with a fresh coat of paint.
Every week, GameSpot Universe covers what's big in film, television, and a whole lot more, but there is so much going on in the world of entertainment that you may have missed something. Don't worry, we've got you covered, as we're diving into the biggest news pieces from the week.
Weekend Box Office
Over the weekend, Kong: Skull Island took the top spot at the box office, taking in $61 million. Logan was second with $37.9 million. Check out the complete top 10 list here, and if you're interested in a review of the newest Kong movie, click here.
Netflix's series Iron Fist debuted on Friday. This is the fourth collaborative series for the company and Marvel. Based on the comic book character, Iron Fist follows Danny Rand, who becomes an expert martial artist with super powers. Early reviews for the Netflix series haven't been positive, and the show's star has a few words for the critics. You can find out more about the Iron Fist character here.
Pixar has a new movie coming out, and it's by the directors of Toy Story 3. The new film, Coco, follows a young boy who goes on an adventure to the land of the dead where he befriends a trickster named Hector. Check out the trailer here.
James Gunn May Not Be Involved With Guardians Of The Galaxy 3
The Matrix is getting another movie. Warner Bros. revealed that it is taking the beloved 1999 film and expanding on its universe, much like The Animatrix. Michael B. Jordan is being lined up to star in the film. To find out more, including whether or not Keanu Reeves will be involved, click here.
GSU Reacts To Another Weird Anime
Every week, the GameSpot gang sits down to watch a really weird anime. This week, the crew watched The Pillow Boys. In this POV anime, viewers are treated to an extremely uncomfortable one-on-one with a person who wants to know how their day went and give them a butt massage. Yes, it's as awkward as it sounds, so check out how folks from GS reacted to it here.
The Big Bang Theory Is Getting A Prequel Series
Fans of the Big Bang Theory were super-pleased this week to hear that the show is getting a prequel, following the exploits of a younger Sheldon. Iain Armitage will star in the series, and Jim Parsons, who plays Sheldon on Big Bang Theory, will narrate the new show. You can learn a few more details here.
The Series 10 Doctor Who Trailer Is Here
After taking more than a year off, Doctor Who is coming back to television in April, and BBC released the first trailer for the new series. It features the Doctor, his new companion, and the threats they'll face this year, including the return of the Cybermen, which look a whole lot like the version from their first appearance. You can check it all out here.
Aquaman Movie Delayed
Aquaman, which was originally slated to come out in October of 2018, has been pushed back two months. Now, the DC superhero film will be coming out on December 21, 2018. Why this happened is unknown at this time.
Venom Has A Release Date
For the past couple years, Sony wanted to expand on its Spider-Man Cinematic Universe, but for a while, that seemed to have come to a standstill. This past week, it was revealed that Spider-Man's first spin-off, Venom, finally got a release date: October 5, 2018.
Conan Exiles, the new sandbox action game from Funcom, is unlikely to get a Nintendo Switch version, it seems. Game director Joel Bylos told DualShockers that the studio currently has no plans to bring Conan Exiles to Nintendo Switch and has had no conversations with Nintendo.
Also in the interview, Bylos confirmed that Conan Exiles is already running on Xbox One internally. The game "looks pretty good," DualShockers reported, though Bylos apparently said the control system still needs work.
An in-development version of Conan Exiles is due out for Xbox One through the console's Game Preview system later this year. The game is already available on PC through Steam Early Access; it sold 320,000 copies in just one week after it was released earlier this year.
Conan Exiles is also coming to PlayStation 4, but a release date for Sony's system has not been announced.
By Anonymous on Mar 18, 2017 06:30 pm The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is the gift that just keeps on giving. Even 50+ hours in, we're still discovering more things about the game, and Matt is here to show everyone the things he's discovered in his quest.
It's the weekend! Here's a recap of some of the week's big stories and others you may have missed.
THE BIG STUFF:
Mass Effect: Andromeda doesn't officially launch until March 21, but EA Access and Origin Access subscribers can play a 10-hour trial--including the campaign and multiplayer--right now. [Full story]
The NPD Group this week released its report for February, listing off the Top 10 best-selling games of the month. You can see the full list here.
A closed beta for Gears of War creator Cliff Bleszinski's new PC shooter, LawBreakers, is going on right now on PC. Get more details and find out how to sign up here.
Here's the first trailer for the upcoming Tony Hawk Pro Skater documentary, Pretending I'm Superman; The Tony Hawk Video Game Story. What do you think? You can support the project on Indiegogo.
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The Zelda Symphony, a touring performance of the beautiful music from the games, has announced new tour dates for 2017--you can see the full schedule here.
Here's the newest gameplay trailer for Quake Champions, the upcoming free-to-play shooter from id Software. This new video focuses on the hero Scalebearer.
There was a pretty cool video presentation at the Game Developers Conference last month about Final Fantasy XV and its photography element specifically--take a look:
BlizzCon tickets are going on sale soon, Blizzard has announced. There are two waves for the $200 tickets, both of which go on sale in April. You can see a rundown of ticket availability here.
GI.biz has a wonderful interview up with the people behind Street Fighter V and other Capcom games. They talk about the game's challenges and successes, and tease what's next for the fighter.
In semi-related news, Capcom has published a rundown of the balance changes coming to Street Fighter V in a new update soon.
Each week we search and gather up the coolest comic book art you won't see in actual comics. The reason you won't is because professional artists often draw sketches for fun or commissions and post them on their websites, blogs, and Tumblrs. Some artists even arrange commissions through their sites so be sure to check them out. This is a way to see the artists working on one book draw characters from other comics or publishers.
Paolo Rivera posted a Thing commission on his blog this week.
Chris Samnee posted a Rocket Raccoon sketch on his Instagram.
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild has a plethora of awesome armor sets to discover. In our time spent with the game, we've been able to find a decent amount. Click ahead to get a closer look at each armor set. Be sure to check back often as we update this gallery further. There are light armor spoilers ahead.
By Anonymous on Mar 18, 2017 04:30 am Xbox launches a Project Scorpio product page, and Sony reveals a debut game that will be free for PlayStation Plus subscribers!
Auto-selfies in Final Fantasy XV were one of the game's more memorable features. Whether party member Prompto completely messed up a shot or took a pic suitable for framing, it was always entertaining sorting through his pics when the party took a camping break. The video below features an in-depth talk at GDC 2017, where FFXV party AI lead designer Prasert Prasertvithyakarn spoke at length about the game's photography system.
By 2016, selfies were not uncommon in games since you can trace its use at least as far back as The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker HD and Grand Theft Auto V. Final Fantasy XV and this talk illustrates that there's still a lot of room for evolution.
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