At the Netflix event in London on Wednesday, Lena Dunham announced that her production company, Good Thing Going, will carry on producing serialized shows exclusively for Netflix as part of a new agreement. The scripted comedy series “Too Much” is set to debut this year and was created before the partnership. A sneak peek at the show was shown, highlighting Megan Stalter (“Hacks”) as the lead character.
The series, focusing on mother-daughter pair Ginny (Antonia Gentry) and Georgia (Brianne Howey), will resume soon following the events of Season 2’s finale. In this new chapter, Georgia has been arrested for murder at her wedding, thus shattering any chance of a happy ending and thrusting the Miller family under intense scrutiny like never before. As life continues to test their bond, Ginny must determine if she truly wants to stand alongside Georgia against the world’s challenges – a struggle that could redefine their relationship forever.
Mulaney stated to the media, ‘Our broadcast will be simultaneous worldwide without a second’s lag.’ He emphasized, ‘We will never matter in terms of relevance, nor serve as your news provider. We will consistently take risks. Moreover, we will disregard any data Netflix supplies us.’
The third season of ‘Squid Game’ is set to debut on June 27, picking up from where the suspenseful ending of season 2 left off.
The company announced on its social media platform that some changes will take place at their Japanese storefront starting in March 2025. They have outlined the details of these changes, which Japanese players should be aware of and update their payment options accordingly before they become permanent.
As a gamer, I’ve found myself scratching my head (and chuckling a bit) upon learning that 64% of spending on Microsoft titles in December was pocketed by PlayStation users. In the midst of all the console buzz and friendly rivalry, it seems gamers are willing to splash their cash for the newest releases, regardless if they’re ending up on Xbox or PlayStation.
StrngBrew’s insightful comment sums it up nicely: “In simpler terms… folks bought Call of Duty, which is essentially the whole story.” This tidbit raises some intriguing questions about the future of exclusive titles and game development priorities. Will Microsoft shift focus from their own platforms to cater a wider audience? It seems more gamers are zeroing in on the games themselves rather than the console labels.
BioWare was once renowned for producing top-tier RPGs, offering immersive stories and memorable characters. Lately, games like Mass Effect: Andromeda and Anthem haven’t met the high expectations set by the gaming community. This disappointment is evident in comments on this post, such as Sylivin’s observation that “Bioware is significantly reducing its size due to a string of games not living up to the Bioware standard.” The longing for the old BioWare is palpable among fans who eagerly awaited each new release. Another user, hotstepper77777, expresses this sentiment directly by saying, “I’ve run out of goodwill after a series of failures in a row.” This portrays a studio struggling with its identity, as they haven’t been able to recapture the enchantment their games once held.
The news arrived through a short promotional video showcasing WWE Superstar CM Punk. Unfortunately, there was no gameplay footage or extra information for the mobile edition; it merely hinted at “WWE 2K games” being available on this platform sometime in “Fall 2025.
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