Notorious Film Nerd Hideo Kojima Reveals His Criterion Collection Picks

It’s been ages for Silent Hill fans when it comes to a new video game. Konami had seemingly forgotten the franchise after the split from famed game developer Hideo Kojima. With Silent Hills scrapped, the IP once again laid dormant for years. Then, finally, last year, we got signs of new life. Konami was bringing the franchise back with several new game installments, a remake, and even a new film adaptation. One of the games that is coming out into the marketplace is Silent Hill: Ascension.

Funko has released more than 13,000 Pop! figures so rather than trying to collect them all, which would be almost impossible, you need to pick a lane or two and stick it to. Whether that be focusing on Pops from a particular series like Pokemon or DC, or maybe sticking to a particular type like the special edition flocked figures. If you're thinking of starting a Funko Pop! selection from scratch, you may want to consider the new Retro Reimagined collection.

After the events of 's DLC, players are forced to choose the new boss of Dogtown: the wily Jago, or the brutal Bennett. These two have been squabbling over territory for the entirety of the DLC, and while Kurt Hansen and his Barghest militia once kept them in check, that guiding force has disappeared as of 's ending. V is drawn into the power vacuum created by Hansen's death during the side quest "." They have the authority to decide which of the remaining two factions will take over the district.

Rockstar are about to properly announce Grand Theft Auto VI, going by some hectic speculation surrounding a TwiX image for GTA Online's upcoming in-game Red Happy Moon Tee festival. A child in the ways of the internet might glance at said image and merely conclude that if you play GTA Online at any point this week, you can scoop up a seasonal cosmetic. But look again with unclouded eyes, young one. What does your heart say to you?

One skilled Starfield player has turned the RPG's lockpicking mechanic into a game all of its own.

We just recently got a new State of Play presentation, which brought new looks at Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, and more, though interestingly enough, it seems like another new presentation might be on the horizon.

Phil Spencer has shared a new update on Xbox’s upcoming game with Kojima Productions.

Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer is visiting Kojima Productions today, as testified by the pictures shared by Kojima himself on Twitter. Xbox executives Sarah Bond (Corporate VP) and Aaron Greenberg (VP of Marketing) are also in attendance, and they brought Kojima a nifty Starfield-themed backpack. They later went with many Kojima Productions members to visit the Kanda Myojin sanctuary in Akihabara, Tokyo.

Silent Hill fans were left waiting for what felt like an eternity in hopes of Konami showing the IP any new sign of life. Even before then, a set of games launched that didn’t quite hit the expectations and standards placed on the franchise from when Team Silent was developing the games. However, it looked like there was a change inbound when Hideo Kojima, a famed developer within Konami, revealed he was working on the franchise. Silent Hills was unveiled to the public through a demo, giving fans quite a bit of excitement about what could be coming. Unfortunately, that project died shortly after.

Xbox boss Phil Spencer recently claimed players could expect more Microsoft-published games coming from Japanese developers.

When writer-director Robert Rodriguez set out to make a new Spy Kids movie, he went to bounce ideas around with some very trusted collaborators: his kids.

Techland has revealed its content roadmap for Dying Light 2 Stay Human for the Fall and Winter seasons. The game will be getting a host of new content as the year draws closer to ending, including new missions, firearms, and the co-op oriented Tower Raid. All content will be released for free.