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After more than eight years at the helm of League of Legends, executive producer Jeremy «Brightmoon» Lee announced today that he's decided to step down.

The madness of Fallout 4 is undoubtedly one of its biggest appeals. As you traverse a post-apocalyptic wasteland in search of your child, sometimes it's good to let off some steam, courtesy of some of the game's best weapons.

As the only British baseball fan on Planet Earth, I had one simple mission when I first arrived in Taipei: to choose a local team to support. Taiwan is infatuated with America’s former favourite pastime, and it’s even dedicated a spot on its $1,000 note to a celebrating squad. After much deliberation, I settled on the Rakuten Monkeys for one rather simple, primitive reason: they’d just signed Korean cheerleader Lee Dahye.

Ahead of Reacher season 3, star Alan Ritchson has signed up for a new Netflix action movie.

Look around on social media, and you’ll find a lot of wince-inducing responses to the title of Kobi Libii’s debut feature, The American Society of Magical Negroes, ranging from people offended that it exists to people expressing ghoulish delight that they have an excuse to use the word “Negro” in public. Libii’s film is a darkly comedic satire building off a common trope first popularized as a term by director Spike Lee in 2001 — the Black movie characters, particularly in ’90s movies, who only exist to support white characters and further their character arcs. In Libii’s story, that Black support network is a codified secret society of Black men and women with actual magical powers, which they use to comfort and aid white people so they’ll be less brittle, tense, and inherently dangerous to people of color.

2.5D action adventure platformer The Devil Within: Satgat will launch in Early Access for PC via Steam on April 9, developer Newcore Games announced.

Bruce Lee is one of the many celebrities players can create in . To create the legendary martial artist and actor, players must combine a few different complex elements from their libraries. However, unlike many other celebrities, the Chinese martial arts master is actually fairly easy to craft.

The Oscars is one of the biggest — if not the biggest night in the American entertainment industry every year, and the 2024 Oscars were no different. All the stars were out tonight, from best actor nominees like Jeffrey Wright, Paul Giamatti, and Cillian Murphy to best director nominees like Christopher Nolan, Martin Scorsese, and Jonathan Glazer.

According to Deadline, Chicago Med and Expats star Brian Tee has been tapped to join theSeason 3 cast for the next installment to Prime Video‘s hit action thriller series, which is now currently in production in Toronto.

Netflix and tvN K-drama ended on Sunday, March 3, 2024. Starring as King Lee In and as Kang Hee-Soo/Mong-Woo, the series revolves around a misunderstood king who sets things right at the end.

Halo co-composer Marty O’Donnell has decided to run for a seat in the US Congress.

It turns out Reacher season 3 could make it to our screens sooner than you might have expected. Despite the second season of the hit Prime Video show only coming to an end in January, star Alan Ritchson has confirmed that filming has almost finished on the third.

The first set photos from the production of Disney’s upcoming live-action adaptation of the iconic 2002 animated movie have finally arrived online.

Two years before his tragic death in 1973, the legendary martial artist, philosopher, and movie star Bruce Lee had an idea for a television show. Tentatively titled Ah Sahm, it would follow the adventures of a martial artist in the American Old West.

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Arthur Lee (AKA Mr. Podunkian), a game developer who previously worked on the 1.4 and 1.5 updates for ConcernedApe’s farming sim Stardew Valley, has unveiled the title and planned release window of his own urban life sim game. 

Shueisha Games will publish adventure game OPUS: Prism Peak, the latest entry in the OPUS series by Taiwanese studio SIGONO, the companies announced.

The much-awaited Korean reality dating show aired a brand-new episode 10 on Tuesday, January 9, 2024, at 5 p.m. KST on Netflix. The episode documented the final Paradise dates, leaving Gwan-Hee conflicted between Choi Hye-Seon and Cho Min-Ji. The series features a brand-new set of singles, both men and women, gathering on an island looking for love and a potential partner. Throughout the course of the show, the cast members participate in challenges, and the winners choose their partners to take to Paradise.

 Apple Inc.'s iPhone sales slump in China is deepening and the company is likely to see volumes decline further this year, according to Jefferies analysts led by Edison Lee. The iPhone maker's latest generation, iPhone 15, got off to an atypically sluggish start in China last year, which most recently expanded to a 30% year-on-year decline, Lee and colleagues said in a note on Sunday, citing industry checks. The rest of the country's mobile market grew in December, with Huawei Technologies Co. growing fastest on the back of its new Mate 60 device lineup.

While the list of games like Stardew Valley just keeps growing, the list of games made by Stardew's creator is still percolating. Eric «ConcernedApe» Barone's own next game Haunted Chocolatier is still deep in development, but it turns out that a former Stardew contributor is also working on a new life sim that may even arrive this year. The as-yet-untitled game definitely looks like a Stardew descendant, but this one's set in a city and has a lot of its own neat ideas on expanding the typical life sim script.

2023 was a banner year for anime. From beloved continuing series like Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba and Jujutsu Kaisen to long-awaited passion projects like Pluto and Scott Pilgrim Takes Off, there was pretty much something for every type of anime fan. While we’ve already published our picks for the best anime of the year and where to watch them, we also wanted to highlight one of the important yet overlooked elements of any great anime: the opening title sequence.

Atlus has released a series of character-specific trailers in the lead-up to Persona 3 Reload’s launch a couple of months from now, and the developer has now released another one of those, this time focusing on Ken Amada.

ATLUS has released a new trailer for Persona 3 Reload introducing Ken Amada, who is voiced by Justine Lee in English and Megumi Ogata in Japanese.

Scott Pilgrim Takes Off, the anime adaptation of Bryan Lee O’Malley’s hit comic series by studio Science Saru, premiered on Netflix last friday. Produced and written by O’Malley and co-creator BenDavid Grabinski, Scott Pilgrim Takes Off diverges significantly from the source material, morphing into an adaptation that at once functions as both a sequel and a remake of O’Malley’s original comic.

By now most people know the secret behind Scott Pilgrim Takes Off: Scott Pilgrim — well, he takes off. He’s gone, for most of the narrative, leaving the players as we know them to pick up the pieces and figure out what happened to him. What happens to them in his absence is usually a total flip of what we’ve come to expect: Think Gideon introducing Lucas to the slowburn anime he’s been watching for a while (or maybe just a few days).

Developer Behaviour Interactive has released a new trailer for the upcoming Dead by Daylight collaboration with Chucky from the Child’s Play horror movie franchise. The trailer spotlights Chucky as the new playable Killer coming to the game, and you can check it out below.

There’s a conversation that crops up around Scott Pilgrim — the dude, the comic, and the movie named after him — far too often to go unaddressed: Scott Pilgrim is dating a high schooler.

Scott Pilgrim creator and showrunner of the new Netflix anime Scott Pilgrim Takes Off has responded to fan confusion about the show. The eight-part series begins with a pretty huge twist in its opening episode, before veering into a new direction from both the comics and the Edgar Wright-directed movie.

Were you expecting a 1:1 remake of the Scott Pilgrim graphic novel with Scott Pilgrim Takes Off? Not only does the Netflix animated series veer wildly away from the source material, its first episode has a mind-blowing twist that has already broken the internet.

You can practically picture the pitch of the Scott Pilgrim Takes Off anime as an Archive of Our Own summary: What if Scott Pilgrim disappears before his fight with Ramona Flowers’ first Evil Ex? What if Ramona has to go Sherlock Mode for the missing Scott and unearths a grander conspiracy to sabotage her future with Scott?

“Why are we doing this now?” is an understandable question to have when hearing about the new Netflix anime Scott Pilgrim Takes Off, or even throughout most of its first episode. There are identical lines and visual jokes, and with the entire star-studded cast of the movie back in voice roles, it seems like the show is setting up to be a pretty faithful (but admittedly stylish) retread of Edgar Wright’s 2010 cult classic.

Scott Pilgrim Takes Off gives the beloved story the anime treatment in a fun, multiverse-bending eight-part series. Reuniting all of the voice cast from Edgar Wright’s 2010 film adaptation, the Netflix show is created by comic book creator Bryan Lee O'Malley, and picks up in a very familiar place with Scott Pilgrim. Indeed, we begin with the bass guitarist for Sex Bob-Omb meeting the woman of his dreams, Ramona Flowers (Mary Elizabeth Winstead), and finding out about her league of evil exes. 

Yggdrazil Group’s survival horror game Home Sweet Home has a live-action movie adaptation in the works titled, and several new cast members have been revealed.

Scott Pilgrim isn’t getting any older. That’s really his problem, when you get right down to it. In 2010, the year the character made his big-screen debut in Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, he was a youthful but dissipated 22 years old — a typical product of millennial slacker culture, energized out of his torpor through his quest to win the heart of his dream girl, Ramona Flowers. That quest, and the self-discovery that resulted from it, turned Scott Pilgrim (both the character hailing from Bryan Lee O’Malley’s early-2000s graphic novels and the Edgar Wright-directed adaptation thereof) into a touchstone for a whole generation of semi-sensitive young men who came of age in the early 2000s. For them — for us — Scott was the quintessential Nice Guy: quasi-living proof that the sensitive, needy, guitar-strumming mediocrities among us could inherit, if not the Earth, then at least a girl with really good taste in CDs.

This week’s TV premieres are all heavy hitters — some more literally than others (Godzilla is pretty much always at fighting weight, and a total knockout at that). But suffice it to say that while everything else might be looking ahead to the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday, television is bringing its A game.

Nexon announced a leadership succession plan where longtime CEO Owen Mahoney will step down in March 2024 and be replaced by Junghun Lee.

Chucky is coming to Dead by Daylight with the Chapter 30 DLC, bringing one of the shortest Killers to date into The Fog. It’s important to know exactly when this Killer will arrive because he will completely mix up the meta and ruin everyone’s day.

Dead by Daylight has officially revealed that the next licensed killer coming to the game is Child Play's Chucky, despite previous claims that he was "too funny" to make it in.

Thirsty Suitors is a difficult game to explain, but let’s give it a try. Think Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater, but with a cinematic narrative adventure wrapped around it. Then, to this thought concoction, add some RPG elements, including turn-based battles and levelling up, and sprinkle it with QTE cooking and a liberal dose of Bollywood. It is a completely bonkers game but, in its own way, absolutely brilliant.

This much we know to be true: If your TV show features a badass rock band, you better have some badass rock music. And Scott Pilgrim Takes Off, Netflix’s upcoming animated adaptation of Bryan Lee O’Malley’s indelible comic series has released its figurative submission to the figurative “anime openings to never skip” contest.

Netflix is looking really good in November, with high-profile series and movie premieres for just about everybody. We've got a new David Fincher flick, some reality TV goodness, the real-life Squid Game, anime both American and Japanese, and way more. Here's our guide to the hottest new content on the streaming service this month. Whether you're already a subscriber or thinking of signing up, there's definitely some worthwhile stuff to watch here.

The Scott Pilgrim Series by Bryan Lee O’Malley is getting a hardcover re-release in honor of the series’ 20th anniversary. Since his paperback debut, Scott Pilgrim has been the subject of a live-action movie and a video game, and he will soon have his own animated miniseries courtesy of Netflix. And yet, this is the first time his printed adventures will be available in color.

Marvel is coming to Magic: The Gathering, thanks to a new multi-year deal between Marvel and Hasbro. 

In the world of Adventure Time, humanity collapses, elemental beings die and get reborn, and monarchs shape the land into candy wonderlands, but at least one thing stays the same: Marceline the Vampire Queen.

Insomniac are putting a lot of extra detail in to Spider-Man 2 to make the open world feel more alive, and that includes being able to jump on the rides on Coney Island and take spin. Project manager Jeannette Lee spoke to Golem and was asked about her thoughts open “future of open-world superhero games”.

Netflix’s new animated adaptation of the Scott Pilgrim comics is coming this November, and with it will come some alterations to previous versions of Scott’s story. That includes a cheeky tweak to Scott’s crush Ramona Flowers, who now works for Netflix, according to a new clip from the series released Wednesday.

Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 is fast approaching, and players are beginning to get more details on the upcoming superhero title, including new areas to explore and gameplay, like new abilities and suits to unlock.

Insomniac are putting a lot of extra detail in to Spider-Man 2 to make the open world feel more alive, and that includes being able to jump on the rides on Coney Island and take spin. Project manager Jeannette Lee spoke to Golem and was asked about her thoughts open “future of open-world superhero games”.

is getting the mobile game treatment, much to the delight of fans of the franchise. Wildlife Studios, which owns the popular mobile game, is collaborating with Lionsgate and Millennium Media to incorporate elements of the new movie into their online multiplayer game. Characters from the franchise will be available beginning on September 18, as well as weapons and other gear that will offer players a boost and entice audiences to dip their toes into the mobile world.

It took 10 seasons and 283 episodes for Princess Bubblegum and Marceline the Vampire Queen to kiss on Adventure Time. Of course, it was obvious they were together — or at least had feelings for each other — long before that, evidenced by their sharing clothes and general moon eyes in each other’s presence. Since the series ended in 2018, we’ve seen the pair simply exist as queer people in the 2020 Adventure Time: Distant Lands “Obsidian” special, both as individuals and as a couple, and they’re still a couple in the new Fionna and Cake spinoff series on Max. They are always written as each other’s romantic destinies.

No matter which graphical performance setting Spider-Man 2 players decide to opt for, ray tracing will be included as standard.

Insomniac Games has confirmed that Marvel's Spider-Man 2 will feature raytracing for all visual modes.

The Season 4 Rewards Program in MLB The Show 23 kicks off today*, and it brings all-new content and rewards for you to enjoy, including the stylish Snapshot Series player items, as well as new Programs, Collections, Events, and much more.

Scott Pilgrim vs. the World always seemed destined for an animated series, rather than the live-action adaptation we got—don't get me wrong, I like Michael Cera's awkward mien as much as the next guy, but the comic's bombastic video-gamey style and expressive art always seemed like a natural fit for a cartoon. 

It’s been a minute since we last heard about Netflix’s upcoming Scott Pilgrim anime produced by Science Saru of Devilman Crybaby and Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken! fame. Well, the long wait is (almost) finally over: Netflix not only shared the first official trailer for Scott Pilgrim Takes Off, but announced that the series is slated to premiere this November.

It looks like Take-Two aren’t people of their word, given what we know now of the Red Dead Redemption rerelease.

Adventure Time is back — with a twist! The first trailer for Adventure Time: Fionna and Cake premiered at this year’s San Diego Comic-Con 2023.