You can watch an official Black Phone spin-off right now before BP2

The sequel to ‘The Black Phone,’ titled ‘The Black Phone 2,’ will be in cinemas on October 17th, with Ethan Hawke reprising his role as the villain, The Grabber. Before the film’s release, director Scott Derrickson has shared a short film called ‘Dreamkill’ that expands on the story’s universe.

Ratchet & Clank’s Lost Game Has Been Found And Preserved

A new video from The Golden Bolt’s YouTube channel (reported by Engadget) reveals the story of how fans finally located a copy of the lost Ratchet & Clank: Clone Home demo. Many gamers joined the hunt, but college students known as “Emily” and “Super Gamer Omega Clank” ultimately succeeded, finding a working copy on an old Sony Ericsson W880i phone. The biggest challenge was unlocking the phone’s security, but they were able to overcome it.

Missing Open Beta or Phantom Edition rewards in Battlefield 6? The team is aware of the problem and working on a solution

The special ‘Phantom Edition’ of Battlefield 6 costs $30 more than the standard game, bringing the total price to $100. This edition includes extras like unique character skins, a sticker, a charm, and a ‘Battlefield Pro Token’. This token normally requires a separate purchase and gives access to exclusive in-game items. Because many players reported not receiving these bonus items, the game developer has acknowledged the issue and is looking into it.

Battlefield 6 Has No Free Trial For Game Pass Ultimate And EA Play Members

The new game was released today, October 10th, and Electronic Arts has confirmed there’s no free trial available. This is a bit different from many of their other games, which usually let you play for up to 10 hours for free. The previous game, Battlefield 2042, offered a 10-hour trial to subscribers of EA Play and Game Pass. However, EA doesn’t promise free trials for all games included with an EA Play subscription – only certain titles qualify.

The Inheritance Games Getting Series Adaptation by Twilight Producers

Lionsgate Television and Temple Hill Entertainment are partnering to create a television series based on Jennifer Lynn Barnes’ popular book series, *The Inheritance Games*. The books have sold over six million copies globally, and the first book quickly became a New York Times bestseller. Barnes will also be a producer on the show, with Temple Hill executive producing. This series adds to Lionsgate’s growing list of young adult franchises, which already includes *The Twilight Saga* and *The Hunger Games*.