Christopher Judge Wants The Next God Of War To Take Place In Egypt

I’ve been a huge fan of Christopher Judge for years – I first loved him as Teal’c in Stargate SG-1! But lately, I’ve been blown away by his voice work as Kratos in the God of War games, starting with the 2018 reboot. It’s been amazing seeing Kratos battle gods from Greek and then Norse mythology. Recently, I heard Judge talking about what he’d like to see in a future game, and I was so excited to hear he’s hoping they’ll bring in some Egyptian mythology, like from his Stargate days! That would be incredible.

Pokemon Legends: Z-A Had The Biggest Physical Game Launch In Years In US

Mat Piscatella from Circana highlighted the strong retail launch of Pokémon Legends Z-A in the US on BlueSky. This news follows The Pokémon Company’s recent announcement that the game sold 5.8 million copies in its first week. Piscatella also clarified that these US sales numbers don’t include copies that were sold as part of a bundle with the Switch 2.

The Chronicles Of Narnia Gets Beautiful Collector’s Edition For 75th Anniversary

A special deluxe collection of the books is coming out soon, following the release of a beautiful hardcover box set that’s currently on sale for just $55.15 – it was originally $140! This deluxe edition is one of four different collector’s sets created to celebrate the 75th anniversary of The Chronicles of Narnia. Another great option is the full-color collector’s edition, available now for $44.57 (originally $91).

Halo Remake Wasn’t Forced To Use Generative AI

During a recent interview with Rolling Stone on October 24th, Halo: Campaign Evolved’s executive producer, Damon Conn, and game director, Greg Hermann, discussed the game’s development. When asked about the use of artificial intelligence, Conn clarified that while AI can help speed things up, the game is ultimately created by people, not machines. They mentioned AI could be used for tasks like improving graphics or recreating areas, but human creativity remains central to the process.

Next-Gen Xbox Might Ditch Multiplayer Paywall – Report

According to Windows Central, Microsoft plans to allow Xbox players to enjoy online multiplayer games without needing to pay for a subscription. Currently, an Xbox Game Pass Essential subscription is required for most online multiplayer games. However, Microsoft already offers free multiplayer access for popular free-to-play titles like Fortnite and Call of Duty: Warzone.