It’s been a bit since we’ve heard from Apple about its adaptation of William Gibson’s seminal cyberpunk novel Neuromancer. And while it’ll likely be quite some time before we actually see the series, today brings some good news: the show is officially in production.
If you missed Brandon Salisbury’s documentary George Romero’s Resident Evil earlier this year — which, as the name implies, explores Romero’s failed adaptation of the the Capcom survival horror series — now it’s available to watch for free on YouTube.
The day before a national holiday, Nintendo’s Canadian branch announced that there will be a pricing change for the original Switch hardware lineup, along with accessories and Switch Online memberships. The actual changes apparently won’t be announced until August 1st, but the prices are being adjusted “based on market conditions,” which is something Nintendo has had to contend with recently. Notably, however, the new Switch 2 is not impacted.
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Not long after the first trailer for The Long Walk, we’re getting a look at another adaptation of a Stephen King dystopia about forward momentum, this time with Edgar Wright’s take on The Running Man. The movie hits theaters in November, but the trailer drops tomorrow.
After a long wait, Death Stranding 2: On the Beach launches today on the PS5. And if you’re looking to read all about Hideo Kojima’s latest, we’ve got you covered: there’s our review, an exploration of the music, a story about cutscenes, and even some thoughts from Kojima himself. And here’s the launch trailer which, of course, is six minutes long.
Amid a bleak landscape, the studio behind Alan Wake has found a way to survive and grow, all while staying weird.
The Nintendo Museum opened last year in Kyoto, and nearly a year later it’s getting new addition in the form of an art gallery. The company says that it will feature “a wide range of game artwork, including character illustrations and concept art,” and will open on September 3rd.
Sony just outlined the games coming to PlayStation Plus in July, and the headliner is Diablo IV. The subscription service is also celebrating its 15th anniversary at the moment, which includes some deals in the PlayStation store.
