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.
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.
It’s finally official — The Legend of Zelda is coming to theaters as a live-action movie on March 26, 2027, courtesy of Nintendo. Announced via the company’s new Nintendo Today! app, the release date marks a major milestone for a project that’s been shrouded in mystery since its initial tease in November 2023.
The ongoing Sony internal battle has become a massive issue in which eastern and western developers clash over the divisive issue of agenda in gaming.
For years, speculation has swirled around whether The Last of Us Part 3 would ever become a reality. Fans hoping for an official confirmation have been met with silence from Naughty Dog—until now.
In a recent interview with Variety, Neil Druckmann, the creative director behind the franchise, made a statement that all but confirms there are no current plans for a third installment. While this doesn’t necessarily mean The Last of Us is done for good, it raises serious questions about the series’ long-term viability.
Sony’s PlayStation Network (PSN) has finally restored full functionality after an hours-long outage that left millions of players unable to connect over the weekend. The disruption, which began late Friday and lasted through much of Saturday, prevented users from accessing online multiplayer games, purchasing content, and even playing some single-player titles due to digital verification requirements.
A dramatic restructuring at Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE) has seen the company abandon its short-lived dual CEO structure, removing Hermen Hulst from his co-CEO position and leaving Hideaki Nishino as the sole leader of PlayStation.
TeamKill Media’s decision not to release Code Violet on PC continues to spark debate, with new rumors suggesting the move was less about protecting their “art” from mods and more about a potential exclusivity deal with Sony for the PlayStation 5. The rumors gained traction when the TeamKill Media confirmed that Code Violet would also not be available on Xbox, citing resource constraints.
Last weekend, two films emerged as colossal failures at the domestic box office: The Lord of The Rings: The War of The Rohirrim and Kraven The Hunter.
After spending nearly half a billion dollars, Sony will mercifully cancel its Spider-Man villain universe after the release of Kraven The Hunter this weekend.
Former Naughty Dog Game Director Bruce Straley, who worked on The Last of Us and Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, said Sony is being "EXTREMELY short-sighted" by shutting down Firewalk Studios, the developer of Concord. Sony announced it was shutting down Firewalk Studios...
A new rumor alleges that Sucker Punch Productions, the developers of Ghost of Tsushima and the upcoming Ghost of Yōtei, gutted and repurposed a planned Ghost of Tsushima sequel and created Ghost of Yōtei out of its bones. This latest rumor comes from YouTuber...
Insomniac Games announced that it has "no additional story content planned" for Marvel's Spider-Man 2 ahead of the game's one year anniversary since it released. In a blog post on Marvel.com, it was announced that Marvel's Spider-Man 2 will arrive on PC on January 30,...