Universal Pictures’ upcoming Miami Vice movie officially has its Tubbs and Crockett as well a new title as Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler are set to star in Miami Vice ’85 with Joseph Kosinski directing. The film will be shot for Imax and is set to bow on August 6, 2027. The film explores […]

Kliff fighting a Black Bear warrior in Crimson Desert

"Your job is to provide a nice map for them to play on."

We have anothe alleged shot of Sadie Sink in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, but at this point, only one character makes any amount of sense here.

When I spoke to Fable creator and 22cans founder Peter Molyneux about Masters of Albion earlier this year, he told me that he simply wanted it to bring "joy." It's a word that resonated throughout our discussion: one that Molyneux is clearly passionate about. It's been a rocky road for him, after all: post-Lionhead, things haven't been easy. Unfortunately renowned for his tendency to "overpromise" and underdeliver - something he's since apologized for profusely - there's a lot riding on Masters of Albion. Reputationally, it could be the salve that Molyneux needs, but it could also mark the triumphant return of the god game - a genre that hasn't really been well-served since the Black and White days. It's a title that I've been excited about since its reveal - I'm a longtime Fable fan, and spent my youth tinkering with Black and White. My hopes, then, were high.

I got lost in Pragmata's New York. It was a little embarrassing, actually. I was in the shopping center, which is maze-like but not exactly huge, and entered a small area with three different exits. I wasn't paying close attention at that point, having swapped to a different screen briefly, so I couldn't remember which exit I had entered from. It was a dumb mistake Pragmata let me make, and I was thrilled.