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The sixth episode of Peacemaker Season 2 took a surprising turn by revealing that the seemingly perfect alternate dimension the main character visits is actually Earth X, a world controlled by Nazis. While some fans predicted this twist, others were genuinely shocked. (It seems the folks at Fortnite were also surprised – they quickly removed the character’s dance emote from Season 2 after the reveal.)
In an interview with TV Line, Hoffman discussed how the recent reveal that Oliver (Martin Short) spent his childhood in foster care in Flatbush adds depth to both the latest episode and his overall character. Hoffman remembered, “We had considered this for a while. I really liked the idea of showing that his outgoing, charismatic personality – the ‘Bon Vivant,’ as it were – wasn’t just natural, but developed as a way to cope with a difficult upbringing. That contrast was fascinating to me.”
In addition, the leader of Microsoft Gaming highlighted four games he believes players are eager to see brought back. These franchises are MechAssault, Crimson Skies, Blue Dragon, and Lost Odyssey. However, bringing even a few of these titles back to life might be more challenging than expected.
I’m really excited to hear that James Mangold has signed a big deal with Paramount Pictures! He’s going to be developing, directing, and producing films for them, which is fantastic news for his career. But, honestly, it also has some interesting consequences for Lucasfilm. You see, last year they announced he was going to be the creative lead on Dawn of the Jedi, a Star Wars project that promised to delve into the very beginnings of the Force. It’s a bit of a shift, and I’m curious to see how this all plays out.
After a long break following the 2016 horror film A Cure For Wellness, Gore Verbinski returns as director with Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die, a time-travel story. It first showed at Fantastic Fest last month and will be available globally in January.
Gareth Evans, known for directing Tom Hardy in the action film Havoc (available on Netflix) and an Academy Award nominee, is revisiting the 1967 yakuza thriller by director Takashi Nomura. The story centers on a hitman tasked by a gang leader to eliminate a competing boss. According to Deadline, Evans will once again work with a star from Gangs of London, who will play the role of the assassin who finds himself on the run.
Apparently, people are so desperate to keep their Bitcoin (because, you know, HODL or whatever) that they’re using it as collateral to borrow USDC. Enter Morpho, the DeFi wizard behind the curtain, making this financial magic happen since January. Who needs a bank when you’ve got a blockchain, right? 🧙♂️✨
Resident Evil Requiem will certainly follow suit. In fact, it could very well be the most frightening game in the entire series. Thankfully, the ability to switch between first-person and third-person perspectives gives players a small respite from the horrors Capcom has prepared.
