Following its recent box office success, Nintendo and Sony are currently in production on a live-action Legend of Zelda film. A cinematic adaptation of the popular video game franchise is something fans have wanted for a long time. However, in a post on X, Takaya Imamura, the art director of 2000’s The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask, appeared to suggest that he doesn’t want Link speaking in the upcoming film.
Dakota Johnson is finally speaking candidly about the critical and commercial disaster that was Sony's Madame Web—and she’s making it clear that she doesn’t believe the blame falls on her shoulders. In a new interview with the Los Angeles Times, conducted as part of...
A new rumor circulating online claims that Euphoria star Hunter Schafer—a biological male who identifies as female—is being considered for the role of Princess Zelda in Nintendo and Sony’s upcoming live-action Legend of Zelda movie. The rumor has sparked widespread debate among fans, due in part to the nature of Schafer’s public identity and what some see as a shift away from traditional casting.
Protecting kids online is a goal we all support. Nobody wants young players harassed, bullied, or exposed to toxic behavior in games like Minecraft or Fortnite. That’s why tools like muting, blocking, and reporting exist—and they’re essential. But a new Sony “bad actor” detection patent floats an approach that goes far beyond moderation.
Marvel Studios may be steering into the storm once again. New leaks and rumors suggest that Mark Ruffalo will appear in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, possibly in the form of a villainous and unstoppable “Savage Hulk.”
While it’s disappointing news for fans of the Blade Runner universe, the recent cancellation of Supermassive Games’ planned Blade Runner title may have inadvertently revealed something even bigger: a potential clue about the PlayStation 6 release date.
PlayStation 5 release of MachineGames Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, has entertained gamers on many platforms... including our own author, Frank, here at That Park Place. However, the physical edition’s storage requirements have sparked a minor controversy,...
The Nintendo Switch 2 has dominated the headlines over the past several days, however, it seems that their competitors over at PlayStation have a not-so-secret interest in the new system as well. So much so that Sony has released a survey to PlayStation fans asking their impressions on the console, services, and whether they will be buying a Nintendo Switch 2.
If you’ve ever thought, “Didn’t I already buy this?” when scrolling past a Last of Us title in the PlayStation Store—you’re not alone. With the announcement of The Last of Us Complete, Sony and Naughty Dog are once again bundling up Joel and Ellie’s greatest hits for another trip to the checkout line. This time, it’s the “definitive” PS5 package, combining The Last of Us Part I (the 2022 remake of the 2013 original) and The Last of Us Part II Remastered.
It’s not just déjà vu—it’s the fifth major re-release of these two games in just over a decade.
Sony may have just pulled off a temporary masterstroke in shielding the PlayStation 5 from the financial shockwaves of U.S. President Donald Trump’s newly implemented tariffs on imported goods meant to close trade deficits with other countries and boost domestic production—but that strategy has a looming expiration date.
After nearly two years of silence and speculation, Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse finally has a release date—and it’s later than anyone expected. At CinemaCon 2025, Sony Pictures revealed that the highly anticipated sequel will now swing into theaters on June 4, 2027, marking a four-year gap since Across the Spider-Verse shattered box office expectations in 2023.
It’s been a long time coming, but it looks like the industry may finally be waking up. According to a verified insider speaking with the Gothic Therapy YouTube channel, Sony has allegedly begun cancelling contracts specifically involving controversial narrative consulting firm Sweet Baby Inc.
Marvel and Sony have finally unveiled the title for the next Tom Holland-led Spider-Man film — Spider-Man: Brand New Day — and while that might sound like a hopeful reset, longtime comic readers know it comes with a heap of baggage. Director Destin Daniel Cretton confirmed the title and a summer 2025 production start at CinemaCon, adding that the film will hit theaters July 31, 2026. But behind the optimistic name is a connection to one of the most controversial comic book arcs in Spider-Man’s history.