Because now it’s a documentary. While the remaster of The Last of Us Part II featured cut scenes that you could actually play, giving some fascinating insight into the game’s development, now Naughty Dog has released this meaty two-hour-long movie delving even further into how it was made.
The HBO series has already added its Dina, Abbie, and Jesse, and now comes word that Catherine O’Hara will be playing... somebody. Deadline reports that she’s joining the show in an “undisclosed role.” But whatever it is, more Catherine O’Hara is never a bad thing.
There were a lot of games featured in last night’s PlayStation livestream, but I can’t get Hideo Kojima’s latest out of my mind. There’s just so much going on in the 9-minute-long clip: glistening demon cats, talking puppets, creepy hand masks, electric guitar swordfights, and of course plenty of weird little babies. Also, George Miller is there. It’s going to be a long wait until 2025.
Netflix just revealed its upcoming slate for both TV shows and movies, and arguably the biggest reveal was that season two of Squid Game would premiere later in 2024. As part of the announcement, we got a handful of images from the new season — though there are still no real details on what the story will entail.
As if Death Stranding 2 and OD weren’t enough, Kojima confirmed he’s working on a new IP with Sony, described as a “next-generation action espionage” game. So, you know, Metal Gear Solid. Production won’t begin until after DS2 launches in 2025. “I am confident that this title will be the culmination of my work,” Kojima says.
2024 has already been packed with them, thanks to The Last of Us Part II, Another Code, and Persona 3, among others. Now, we can add the 2015 horror game Until Dawn to that list. The new version has been rebuilt for both PC and PS5 and is due to launch this year.
We already knew that Rise of the Ronin was coming out on the PS5 on March 22nd, but here’s another look at the action RPG, with a heavy focus on the actual gameplay at its core.
