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Andrew Webster

Andrew Webster

Senior entertainment editor

Senior entertainment editor

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    Time to get cracking (some codes).

    One of my favorite games so far this year is Inkle’s cryptic mystery TR-49, and on April 7th the game is launching on the Switch so Nintendo fans can check it out.

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    Why Project Hail Mary’s creators were ‘scared’ about making the sci-fi adaptation

    Author Andy Weir and screenwriter Drew Goddard talk about turning the book into a cinematic experience.

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    Andrew Webster
    Andrew Webster
    Ol’ blue eyes.

    The first image from Dune: Part 3 isn’t particularly revealing, but it does give a glimpse into Paul Atreides’ new look, which has something of a Sub-Zero vibe. The movie hits theaters in December.

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    Andrew Webster
    The Subnautica / Krafton story gets even messier.

    In the latest update, a judge has ordered Krafton to reinstate former Unknown Worlds Entertainment CEO Ted Gill, saying the publisher violated its contract when Gill and his fellow co-founders were fired last summer. The suit also claims that Krafton CEO Changhan Kim “consulted an artificial intelligence chatbot to contrive a corporate ‘takeover’ strategy” and get out of paying a $250 million bonus.

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    “It was very difficult trying to come up with something that no one had ever seen.”

    Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein won a handful of Oscars last night, including one for best make-up and hairstyling. Last year I had the chance to talk to Mike Hill, who designed the creature from the film, about his relationship with del Toro and all the work that went into recreating the character.

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    Andrew Webster
    A new batch of assassins.

    Last year Netflix confirmed that its long-gestating Assassin’s Creed series was still happening, and now we have further proof of life thanks to a casting announcement. Noomi Rapace, Sean Harris, Ramzy Bedia, and Corrado Invernizzi have joined the cast, though there’s still no word on when it’ll start streaming.

    Live-service games are a mess

    These are not normal video games.

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