Chris Evans says “never say never” to potential Captain America return

Breaking Bad is undeniably one of the best series to ever air in the history of television. Beginning in 2008, the absolutely hilarious, gripping, and adrenaline-pumping crime drama spanned over five seasons and wrapped things up with a pretty shocking ending. In celebration of that said finale's 10th anniversary, the series’ creator and showrunner Vince Gilligan has come out and said that maybe, just maybe, there is more of the tale left to tell and that there is a chance Breaking Bad may continue. 

If the director and producers of Saw X are to be believed, you shouldn't sit around waiting for anymore movies in the series without John Kramer.

CD Projekt Red has always stuck by its games. The Witcher and The Witcher 2 both got massively improved Enhanced Editions about a year after launch, while The Witcher 3 more recently got its big next-gen update a full seven years later. But none of those games had the rough landing of Cyberpunk 2077's, which led to everything from staff departures to class action lawsuits. The list of things to fix was vast, and the list of things that could be improved was even longer. It seemed like at some point, CD Projekt would have to declare the game done, perfect or not, and move on—especially when the studio decided to switch its future projects to Unreal Engine 5, easing Cyberpunk's REDengine towards retirement.

Blizzard has revealed that longtime veteran Chris Metzen has returned to the company to work on WarCraft.

Blizzard Entertainment has announced that a legendary series veteran will be returning to work on World of Warcraft as executive creative director. 

Blizzard has announced that Chris Metzen is now an executive creative director of its Warcraft universe. The announcement was made with a statement on social media platform X, which states that Metzen’s main focus will be to support the leadership of World of Warcraft in creating future content for the game.

Chris Metzen, the former senior vice president of story and franchise development at Blizzard, has returned to Warcraft, and this time it's for real. Blizzard announced today that Metzen has taken on a «full-time role» as the executive creative director of the Warcraft universe.

Blizzard veteran Chris Metzen — who retired from the studio back in 2016, only to rejoin at the end of last year — has been made executive creative director of Warcraft.

Original World of Warcraft creative director Chris Metzen returned to Blizzard as Warcraft creative advisor last December, and now he's been promoted to executive creative director for the series and will help shape "the next generation of adventures."

One of Warcraft's founding fathers is now back at Blizzard full-time.

Over the last few years, Blizzard has been hit with a lot of high-profile departures, but today the studio has announced one of the major names from their past is climbing back into the saddle. Chris Metzen worked a designer on many of Blizzard’s most beloved franchises, and is generally credited as the main creative mind behind the Warcraft, StarCraft, and Diablo fictional universes. Back in 2016 Metzen retired as the ripe old age of 42 in order to focus on his family, but he quietly returned to Blizzard as an advisor late last year. Well, it seems he’s now stepping into a much bigger role.

Blizzard has announced that Chris Metzen, who returned to the company last year in a Creative Advisor role on Warcraft has now taken on a full time role as Executive Creative Director of the Warcraft universe.