Last Spring, Westworld creators Jonathan Nolan (The Dark Knight, Person of Interest) and Lisa Joy (Burn Notice) landed a whopping $150 million five-year deal with Amazon. One of the their first projects announced was an adaptation of William Gibson’s 2014 sci-fi novel, The Peripheral.

Per Variety, after months of development, Amazon has given a series order to The Peripheral, with Nolan and Joy attached as executive producers and Scott B. Smith (The Ruins, A Simple Plan) on board as showrunner. Vincenzo Natali (Hannibal TV Series, Cube) will direct.

In a joint statement to Variety, Nolan and Joy said “35 years ago, William Gibson invented the future. With ‘The Peripheral’ he brings us another look, and his vision is as clear, intoxicating, and terrifying as ever. All of us at Kilter

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The Witcher, which recently received an early Season 2 renewal ahead of its December 20 premiere on Netflix, is going to kick off its journey with an important death, revealed showrunner Lauren S. Hissrich in an interview with SciFiNow (via fan site Redanian Intelligence).

Hissrich broke down the creative choices she made in starting the new saga, as well as how old Henry Cavill monster-hunting mutant is when the story begins.

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Gal Gadot, Wonder Woman herself, has joined the call to “Release the Snyder Cut,” AKA the infamous cut of Zack Snyder’s Justice League that zealous DC fans have been demanding ever since the film’s 2017 release.

Gadot posted to both Instagram and Twitter mid-Sunday with a black and white photo of herself, plus one simple message: “#ReleaseTheSnyderCut.”

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Only two months after launching a (comparatively expensive) subscription option in the mobile Mario Kart Tour, Nintendo appears to be bringing a subscription plan to Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp.

A ResetEra user by the name of ZeoVGM (as reported by NintendoLife) caught some details of the new subscription service, dubbed “Pocket Camp Club.” The new service will apparently launch on November 21 this year, with two subscription tiers available to select from. Pricing details haven’t been officially revealed yet. That said, Mario Kart Tour’s one subscription service currently costs players $4.99/£4.99 a month, so it’s possible Nintendo will follow a similar plan.

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It’s a good time to be a Nintendo lover, especially if you plan on becoming the best there ever was with Pokemon Sword and Shield. Make sure you’ve got enough space for all your Nintendo games with these deals on Micro SD cards, especially our first deal below if you want to never worry about space again.

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Ford v Ferrari, directed by James Mangold (Logan, 3:10 to Yuma), starring Matt Damon and Christian Bale, raced past the competition this weekend, taking the number one spot at the box office with an estimated $31 million, per Variety.

It’s a better-than-anticipated debut for the film, which follows a determined team of American engineers and designers, led by automotive visionary Carroll Shelby (Damon) and his British driver, Ken Miles (Bale), who are dispatched by Henry Ford II and Lee Iacocca with the mission to finally defeat the dominant Ferrari racing team. The film has been a hit with critics and audiences and is currently at $52.4 million globally.

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We bring you the best deals we’ve found today on video games, hardware, electronics, and a bunch of random stuff too. Updated 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Black Friday is approaching, but several items have dropped in price already. Skip the Black Friday rush and snag some of these great deals early. Walmart’s Black Friday adscan just went up last night and several deals are already available.

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This is a mostly spoiler-free review for Season 3 of The Crown. All 10 episodes are currently available to stream on Netflix.

Back when The Crown’s showrunner, Peter Morgan, announced that the series would undergo a recast every two years in order to properly depict the passage of time for the residents of Buckingham Palace, the news was met with intrigue, but also a good bit of skepticism. How do you replace an already fantastic ensemble without disrupting the chemistry and overall look of the show? Remarkably, Morgan is able to usher in the new cast led by Oscar-winner Olivia Coleman by crafting a captivating batch of episodes that explore the royal family’s complex relationships with each other, and with their subjects. There might be new faces wearing those fancy clothes, but The Crown’s third season has the same heart and soul that made its first two seasons so unmissable.

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