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Andrew Webster

Andrew Webster

Senior entertainment editor

Senior entertainment editor

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    A Nintendo showcase is on its way.

    Following its big Direct presentation in September, Nintendo is back with another showcase, this time focused on indie games. The company says it will include “roughly 20 minutes of new announcements and updates on indie games coming to Nintendo Switch,” so don’t get your hopes up for new hardware or the Zelda movie. You can watch the whole thing at 12PM ET tomorrow in the video below.

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    Andrew Webster
    One last thing.

    Geeked Week continues on Sunday, but the focus will be on one specific project: Zac Snyder’s sci-fi epic Rebel Moon, which is getting a new trailer ahead of its December premiere.

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    Andrew Webster
    A new creature feature.

    Gyeongseong Creature is the latest in a growing list of Korean series on Netflix, and it looks like a fascinating bit of monster mayhem up against the backdrop of real-world history. The first teaser doesn’t show much of the actual creatures, but we’ll find out more when the show starts streaming on December 22nd.

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    Andrew Webster
    Here’s one last look at Scott Pilgrim Takes Off,

    before the animated adaptation, uh, takes off on Netflix on November 17th.

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    Andrew Webster
    The Devil May Cry anime is coming, Netflix promises.

    There’s not much new info in this latest video, but showrunner Adi Shankar does seem very excited about the upcoming adaptation of the beloved action series. “We’re working very hard,” he says.

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    Andrew Webster
    Good vs. evil, but with cats.

    We already knew that Netflix was working on an animated series based on the card game Exploding Kittens, and now we have our very first glimpse at the series, which features god in the body of a cat and a very confounding garage door. The show is expected to start streaming in 2024.

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    Andrew Webster
    The distressed look.

    Saturday’s edition of Geeked Week opened with the first trailer for Damsel, in which “a dutiful damsel agrees to marry a handsome prince, only to find the royal family has recruited her as a sacrifice to repay an ancient debt.” It stars Millie Bobby Brown as the princess, is directed by Juan Carlos Fresnadillo, and will hit Netflix in 2024.