According to Insider Gaming, sources at EA indicate that there are currently no plans for a new Dead Space sequel or remake after the successful release of the Dead Space remake in early 2023. While fans were hoping for a continuation of the story, it seems EA isn’t pursuing any further installments at this time. TopMob has contacted EA for confirmation.
Ys Net announced on social media that a fake trailer for Shenmue 4 used their logo without permission, leading people to believe it was an official video. They confirmed that no official Shenmue 4 footage has been released and that they are taking action, including considering legal options, against the person who made the trailer.
Hamaguchi stated in an interview with Julien Chièze (translated by Genki_JPN) that he and Tetsuya Nomura have chosen two possibilities, and they will make a final decision within the year.
According to reports, Paramount has made a new offer to buy Warner Bros. Discovery. This time, they’re proposing a full cash payment of $30 for every share of WB stock. Unlike previous attempts to only purchase WB’s film and streaming assets (like HBO and HBO Max), Paramount now wants to acquire the entire company, including its television networks such as CNN, TNT, and TBS.
Now that the rumors are true and anticipation is building, this reboot is a complete reimagining of the franchise. Shotz is enthusiastic about “bringing the story to life,” hinting at a Power Rangers series that respects its history while also forging a new path. Whether the show continues the established storyline or starts fresh, the biggest opportunity for the creators is to revisit and reimagine the original villain.
The special collaboration launched on December 2nd with a menu featuring iconic treats like the Krabby Whopper (inspired by SpongeBob), Mr. Krabs’ Cheesy Bacon Tots, Patrick’s Star-berry Shortcake Pie, and a refreshing Pirate’s Frozen Pineapple Float.
When people rank the Star Wars movies, the three most recent films – the sequels – usually end up ranked lowest. The first of these, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, came out in December 2015. Now, ten years later, new Star Wars stories set in a different time period are emerging, potentially taking the place of Episode VII in fans’ estimations.
Let’s talk about Lonesome Dove, the popular 1989 CBS miniseries based on Larry McMurtry’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel. Few people predicted the Western would be a hit, but it became a massive television event, drawing around 26 million viewers. The show received an incredible 18 Emmy nominations and won seven awards. It’s no exaggeration to say Lonesome Dove breathed new life into the Western genre, paving the way for popular 90s films like Unforgiven and Tombstone.
Early predictions for the 2026 Golden Globes favor “One Battle After Another,” which has received nominations for Best Motion Picture (Comedy or Musical) and Best Director (Paul Thomas Anderson). Leonardo DiCaprio, Chase Infiniti, Sean Penn, Teyana Taylor, and Benicio Del Toro have also been nominated for their performances in the film.
