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Sony’s latest live-service misfire is a ‘reboot’ for Horizon Hunters Gathering following ‘poor feedback’ in play tests
Disastrous. The post Sony’s latest live-service misfire is a ‘reboot’ for Horizon Hunters Gathering following ‘poor feedback’ in play tests appeared first on Destructoid.
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Universal’s Virgin Music Group signs global distribution deal with Bhojpuri label Sur Music World
The Mumbai-based company started out in South Indian entertainment content, picking up Telugu, Tamil, Kannada and Malayalam film titles for digital release. Source
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‘I’m not Mr Saturday Night’: the highbrow brilliance of Ahir Shah, past winner of comedy’s top prize
Comedian Ahir Shah, who won the Edinburgh comedy award in 2023 with his show Ends, is returning to the fringe with a follow-up called Golden, this time drawing on the poetry of Gerard Manley Hopkins and the philosophy of Friedrich Nietzsche. Unlike his previous show, which he entered as an unfinished work in progress after…
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Netflix’s New Spielbergian Sci-Fi Thriller Explodes With 110M+ Hours Watched
Netflix’s new Spielbergian sci-fi thriller with Wagner Moura and Greta Lee has officially crossed 110 million hours watched in two weeks.
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Nightdive Studio’s Next Remaster Joins A Jam-Packed September
Stahp. With so many publishers actively avoiding the month of November (can’t imagine why), September and October are looking pretty stacked with new releases at the moment. Another title to add to the line-up is Nightdive Studio’s SiN Reloaded, which is now scheduled to release on Switch 1 & 2 on 24th September 2026. This…
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The co-star who tried to talk Leonardo DiCaprio out of ‘Titanic’: “No one’s going to give a shit”
A failed attempt. The post The co-star who tried to talk Leonardo DiCaprio out of ‘Titanic’: “No one’s going to give a shit” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Redfall Bosses Explain What Happened With The Failed Xbox Exclusive
Former Arkane bosses Harvey Smith and Ben Horne have opened a new studio, Black Pony Immersive, which is now working on “imaginative first-person action-RPGs.” The last game they worked on was the ill-fated Xbox-exclusive vampire game, Redfall. Both Smith (Redfall director) and Horne (Redfall producer) have now discussed that project and what went wrong. Horne…