Famous heroes, like Captain America, and villains, like Darth Vader, from both franchises will appear in a five-part comic run

Agent 64: Spies Never Die is a boomer shooter for people who grew up with an N64 controller in their hands

Blizzard revamped Overwatch's battle pass in season 4, and most of the changes are welcome, even long overdue — except for one. The new battle pass divides itself into tracks, where each track ends in a new skin and includes a smattering of other rewards along the way. The idea, as product director Chris McCabe said in a blog post, is to give you more control over the rewards you get. The kicker is that Blizzard's also moved a big chunk of the free (and even paid) currency to the very end of the pass.

EXCLUSIVE: Nicholas Hoult is still in his villain era. The Superman star has been tapped as a high-profile cast addition to the upcoming second season of HBO’s Harry Potter series. He will play Gilderoy Lockhart, a major character in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, who was portrayed in the second movie by Kenneth […]

The horror icon starred in Don Coscarelli's 1979 chiller as well as its sequels.

Broadly speaking, it's fine for something to exist as a niche. Whatever form of media a thing might be, to fulfil a niche is to meet the expectations of at least a handful of people with a particular taste that many others don't, and I think that's a delightful thing to do. In video games, immersive sims might not be the most niche genre in the world, but they've historically not done gangbusters sales wise, meaning that triple-A takes don't quite make their money back. If you ask Randy Smith Evergreen, a designer on Thief: The Dark Project, perhaps avoiding the world of triple-A is the way to go for immersive sims.

Read more