Leaked photos from the set of the Uncharted movie have already provided a glimpse at Mark Wahlberg’s character, Sully, from the video game action film. Now, however, Marky Mark himself has released a video of himself in what appears to be his Sully outfit.
The leaked photos from a Berlin shoot in September showed Wahlberg and Nathan Drake actor Tom Holland filming a scene together. However, Wahlberg did not have a moustache in that scene. Perhaps the Uncharted movie will include a storyline about when Sully got his stache.
In addition to Holland and Wahlberg, the Uncharted movie stars Antonio Banderas, Sophia Ali, and Tati Gabrielle. The film doesn’t follow the story of any of Naughty Dog games, but instead it’s a prequel focusing on a young Nathan Drake.
The Uncharted film is the first project from PlayStation Productions, which is Sony’s new entertainment arm focused on bringing the company’s game franchises to film and TV. The unit is also working on a Last of Us TV show with HBO.
Pokemon Sword and Shield‘s Crown Tundra DLC sends you on an expedition around the titular arctic region to investigate a number of Pokemon legends, including one revolving around the Legendary giants Registeel, Regirock, and Regice. You’ll need to catch all three of them before you can encounter the DLC’s two new Regis, Regieleki and Regidrago, but they’re all sealed away in shrines scattered around the Crown Tundra. Here’s what you’ll need to do to enter the shrines and catch the Regis.
How To Get Registeel
The first shrine you’ll likely come across houses Registeel. The Steel type’s shrine is located in the Giant’s Bed just outside of Freezington, making it hard to miss.
Before you can enter the shrine, you’ll need to open the door by cracking the following riddle: “Let ring the piercing note that will wake the giant of steel.” Although this hint is quite vague, all you need to do to open the door is whistle by pressing the left stick in. Note that you can’t be riding your bike when you attempt to open the door, as pressing the stick in that situation will cause you to ring its bell rather than whistle, which won’t work.
Once you’re inside the ruins, you’ll need to wake Registeel by stepping on each of the dots adorning the floor. Once all the dots have been illuminated, interact with the statue at the far end of the room and you’ll initiate a battle with Registeel. Don’t worry if you inadvertently knock Registeel out before catching it; you can simply illuminate the dots again to initiate another battle.
How To Get Regirock
Deeper in the Giant’s Bed is another shrine, this one housing the Legendary Regirock. As before, you’ll need to solve a riddle before you can gain access to the ruins: “Let the first Pokemon hold a never-changing stone.” Simply equip the first Pokemon in your party with an Everstone and interact with the door to open it. After you’ve entered the ruins, you’ll need to once again illuminate all the dots on the floor to awaken and battle the Legendary Pokemon.
How To Get Regice
Regice’s shrine lies deep in Snowslide Slope, and to break the seal on its door, you’ll need to “walk together with a living crystal of snow.” To do this, set a Cryogonal as the first Pokemon in your party so that it follows you around on the field. If you don’t have a Cryogonal in your collection already, you can find one easily enough in any snowy areas around the Crown Tundra.
How To Get Regieleki And Regidrago
Split-Decision Ruins, where you awaken either Regieleki or Regidrago
Once you’ve caught Regirock, Regice, and Registeel, you can gain access to the fourth and final shrine, which is located in the eastern corner of the Crown Tundra in Three-Point Pass. Have all three Regis in your party when you interact with the door and you’ll gain access to the ruins.
Once you’re inside, you’ll notice that this shrine is a little different from the previous ones. For one, you can only choose one of the new Regis to catch, so you’ll need to think carefully before you awaken the giant as your choice is permanent. Once you’ve decided whether you want Regieleki or Regidrago, illuminate the dots on the floor according to the pattern on its face and interact with the statue at the end of the room to awaken it.
Regieleki
There are many other Legendary Pokemon lurking around the Crown Tundra, including the DLC’s regal mascot Calyrex, which you’ll need to reunite with its loyal steed as part of your expedition. You can learn more about the expansion’s other new features and Pokemon in our roundup of everything we know about the Crown Tundra. If you’ve just bought a Sword or Shield Expansion Pass, here’s how to get to Crown Tundra and access the new content.
Marvel’s Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings has finished filming, and its star Simu Liu has shared a powerful message to honor the moment.
As reported by TheWrap, Liu wrote the message in a private Facebook group, saying that it will be “impossible for Hollywood to ignore us after this.”
“That’s a wrap on SHANG CHI AND THE LEGEND OF THE TEN RINGS!!!!!!!! Nine months from now we will break records and make history as the first superhero movie to feature an ALL-ASIAN cast that kicks so much ass it’s not even funny. Well – that’s a lie, actually, it’s quite funny too.”
“For all of us who hate hated the colour of our skin, or been made to feel less than because of it; NO MORE. This is OUR movie, and it will be IMPOSSIBLE for Hollywood to ignore us after this. I’ll see you then. But probably sooner actually because i’m always on here lollll. LET’S FUCKING GO.”
Liu also posted an image of himself on his Facebook account with Shang-Chi director Destin Yori Daniel Cretton to celebrate the moment, saying, “We made a baby!!! We can’t wait to introduce him to the world in 9 months… #WRAPPED”
Cretton also posted an image to honor this milestone, saying, “WE. ARE. WRAPPED!”
Marvel’s Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings is scheduled to be released in theaters on July 9, 2021 following a delay due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Welcome to our Sunday deals page, where the tech is cheap and the manga is legendary. Speaking of manga, The Legend of Zelda manga is currently on sale, in a nifty box set form. If you’re looking for tech, we have great LG and Sharp 4K TVs, as well as some SSD storage deals thanks to Western Digital and Sabrent. As always, tons of games are also available, including a discount on the Watch Dogs Legion preorder, a game that comes out later this week!
One of the legends you’re tasked with investigating in Pokemon Sword and Shield‘s Crown Tundra DLC revolves around a brand-new Legendary Pokemon named Calyrex. In ages past, Calyrex was worshipped by the denizens of the Crown Tundra as a king. Over time, however, people’s belief in the Pokemon faded, and its powers waned in turn. It falls to you to help restore Calyrex’s power, and one of the ways to do that is by reuniting it with its steed. Crown Tundra spoilers follow.
Shortly after you meet Calyrex, the Legendary Pokemon asks for your help in locating its loyal steed. As it turns out, this steed is one of two alternate Legendary horse Pokemon: the Ice type Glastrier or the Ghost type Spectrier. Much in the way you could choose which Urshifu your Kubfu evolves into in the Isle of Armor expansion, which steed Calyrex rides is entirely up to you. However, you can only choose one of them, and your choice is permanent, so you’ll need to think carefully before you make your decision.
How To Choose A Steed
After you complete the introductory Dynamax Adventure and earn Dynite Ore, you’ll be able to purchase a bag of carrot seeds from the farmer in Freezington, the small village located near the Crown Tundra station. These seeds can be used to grow either an Iceroot Carrot or a Shaderoot Carrot, which in turn will determine which of the two steeds you summon.
The type of carrot you grow depends on where the seeds are planted. To produce an Iceroot Carrot, you’ll need to plant the seeds in the plot of land in Snowslide Slope. The Shaderoot Carrot, meanwhile, is grown by planting the seeds in the Old Cemetery.
Spectrier
After you’ve chosen a plot and planted the seeds, Calyrex will use what little power it has left to sprout a carrot. This will lure either Glastrier or Spectrier out of hiding and cause the Pokemon to head into Freezington. Return to the village and defeat it in battle to chase it off. The steed will leave behind a strand of hair from its mane, which you’ll need to weave together with the Radiant Petal you receive from Calyrex to forge the Reins of Unity.
Once you’ve obtained Reins of Unity, Calyrex will inform you that its steed is lurking in the Crown Shrine in the northernmost point of the Crown Tundra. Make your way to the shrine and place the carrot in the basket there to lure Glastrier or Spectrier out of hiding once more. Calyrex will then use the Reins of Unity to tame the steed and assume its Ice Rider or Shadow Rider form. As thanks for your aid in restoring its power, Calyrex will then give you the opportunity to catch it.
Glastrier
Which Steed Is Better?
Both Glastrier and Spectrier have the same base stat total, but their stats are distributed quite differently. Glastrier has low Speed but high Attack and defenses, making it a formidable tank. Spectrier, meanwhile, has high Speed and Special Attack but low defenses, making it more adept at striking quickly.
Although Glastrier and Spectrier can be used in battle individually, they can also combine with Calyrex into one Pokemon: Ice Rider Calyrex or Shadow Rider Calyrex. This fusion gives Calyrex a significant stat boost and a few other benefits. In its Ice Rider form, Calyrex becomes a Psychic/Ice type; in Shadow Rider form, it becomes Psychic/Ghost. Depending on which steed it rides, Calyrex’s stats are boosted accordingly; Ice Rider form has high defenses and Attack but low Speed, while Shadow Rider form has high Speed and Special Attack but low defenses.
In addition to the stat boost, Calyrex is able to use a few different moves depending on which form it assumes. In Ice Rider form, it is able to learn Ice-type attacks, including the signature move Glacial Lance, an incredibly powerful, physical Ice-type attack. Shadow Rider Calyrex, meanwhile, is able to learn Ghost-type moves. This form’s signature attack is Astral Barrage, a powerful, special Ghost-type move that damages all adjacent opponents.
Ultimately, which steed you choose depends on what battle strategy you prefer. Ice Rider Calyrex fits well on Trick Room teams thanks to its low Speed and naturally high Attack, while Shadow Rider Calyrex makes a good special sweeper, especially if it boosts its own stats with Nasty Plot or Calm Mind.
We have more Crown Tundra guides coming, so stayed tuned for further coverage. In the meantime, you can learn more about the DLC’s big new features and other additions in our roundup of everything we know about Crown Tundra. We’ve also outlined how to get to Crown Tundra itself and access all the new content.
The Last of Us Remastered has received a new patch on PS4 that has seemingly reduced load times across the game, including cutting the load times of game’s first loading screen by over 70%.
As reported by Kotaku, The Last of Us speedrunner Anthony Calabrese has noted that patch 1.11 has made it so “loading screens are basically non-existent on PS4″ for The Last of Us Remastered. This change has even saved him nearly 18 seconds in the David fight and appears to work for both ssd and hdd.
YouTuber ElAnalistaDeBits also uploaded a video that shows the improved load times in action. Pre-patch, the first loading screen in The Last of Us Remastered took 1:30:10. With the new patch, load times for the same section appear to be 0:13:86.
While this could always just be an improvement specifically for the PS4 version of The Last of Us Remastered, its timing is curious as this game is included in the PlayStation Plus Collection for PS5. This PlayStation Plus perk brings such other big games like God of War, Bloodborne, and Final Fantasy XV to Sony’s newest next-gen console.
It wouldn’t be out of the realm of possibility to consider that, by optimizing and making these games playable on PS5, these developers have found ways to improve the experience for those still playing on PS4.
WWE’s PPV Hell in a Cell sure is kicking off very soon. Since the morning of October 25, there has been a new addition to the card. Don’t worry though, we’re sure he’ll show up. Additionally, R-Truth will be defending his 24/7 Championship against Drew Gulak on the Kickoff Show. Normally, 24/7 Championship matches happen backstage, so this is a pretty exciting announcement for those who enjoy Truth’s antics.
Taking place in the Thunderdome, in the Amway Center in Orlando Florida, Hell in a Cell will have multiple championship matches throughout the evening. While the main card begins at 4 PM PT / 7 PM ET, there will be a Kickoff Show one hour prior where there will be one match.
If you’re looking to watch the event, you’ll have to sign up for the WWE Network, which costs $10 a month. Aside from being able to stream live events, you’ll also be able to watch old episodes of Raw, Smackdown, WCW Nitro, PPVs, as well as original content. There is also a Free Tier, which you can watch the Kickoff Show of the PPV, but not the main card.
Below, you can find a look at what to expect for this evening. There are a few championship matches, many of which take place inside the Hell in a Cell. A few of the matches for the PPV have been booked the hours leading into the event.
Match card:
R-Truth (c) vs. Drew Gulak (24/7 Championship–KICKOFF SHOW)
Jeff Hardy vs. Elias
Otis vs. The Miz (Winner gets the Money in the Bank briefcase)
Bayley (c) vs. Sasha Banks (Smackdown Women’s Championship Hell in a Cell Match)
Drew McIntyre (c) vs. Randy Orton (WWE Championship Hell in a Cell Match)
Roman Reigns (c) vs. Jey Uso (Universal Championship Hell in a Cell “I Quit” Match)
As the show airs, we’ll be live updating the action on the screen below. Aside from finding out the winners and losers of each match, you’ll learn about some of the important things happening during Hell in a Cell.
Kickoff Show
One match has been announced on WWE’s Twitter for the Kickoff Show, prior to the event.
Jeff Jarrett has joined the Kickoff Show. We’re waiting to see how many times he says, “Slap nuts.”
Slap nuts count: 0
R-Truth (c) vs. Drew Gulak (24/7 Championship)
The match began with Gulak doing a series of high fives with Lil Jimmy–many of us didn’t even know R-Truth’s sidekick was in attendance. Gulak then proceeded to kick Lil Jimmy, possibly ending the career of the invisible boy sidekick. This eventually led to Truth paying homage to his childhood hero, John Cena, and doing the five knuckle shuffle. Truth eventually got a roll-up and the win. Right afterward, Lucha House Party and Akira Tozawa ran to the ring to win the 24/7 Championship. Truth escape unscathed, for now.
Truth wins by pinfall.
Booker T revealed his Shuck Ducky Quack Quack moment for Hell in a Cell, and I am still utterly confused what that means. It’s revealed that the Universal Championship match will be the opening bout for the PPV.
Main Card
Roman Reigns (c) vs. Jey Uso (Universal Championship Hell in a Cell “I Quit” Match)
