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Marvel Teases New ‘Ruthless’ Team Ft. Blade, Winter Soldier and More
There’s a new superhero team appearing in the Marvel Universe, and they’re positively ruthless.
Check out a new teaser image for this mystery team below:
Art by Mike Deodato, Jr. (Image Credit: Marvel Comics)
This image reveals a very eclectic lineup of Marvel heroes, including Daimon Hellstrom, Spectrum, Wiccan, Angela, Blade and the Winter Soldier. The teaser promises the seventh and final member will be revealed on June 11 in an episode of Marvel’s web series The Pull List.
Everything We Know About Netflix’s Locke & Key Series
Netflix is about to add yet another original series based on a critically acclaimed comic book. Following in the footsteps of Umbrella Academy and Mark Millar’s Millarworld imprint, Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez’s Locke & Key is coming to Netflix in the near future. Finally, an adaptation that’s been trapped in development hell for the past decade will see the light of day.
New PS4 Game Announcements At E3 2019: Watch Dogs Legion, Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare, And More
Every June, E3 happens, and a heap of new video games are announced and shown off. So many in fact that it’s incredibly easy to miss something that tickles your fancy. It’s especially true with Sony, who is not formally at E3 this year, and you would be forgiven for thinking that since they aren’t at the show, no new PlayStation 4 games were announced.
But hey, you’re wrong! There have been a lot of new titles shown from third parties, which you can also look forward to on PlayStation. So far, we’ve received details about big games like Activision’s upcoming Call of Duty: Modern Warfare reboot, as well as Watch Dogs Legion, the latest sequel to Ubisoft’s hacker-centric open-world series. But there’s a whole lot more!
To help you get your head around what you can look forward to, we’ve put together this list of all the games at E3 2019 that will be available on PS4 in the future. More games will probably be revealed as the week goes on, so make sure you come on back!
E3 is currently ongoing, so if you’re keen to keep up with the torrent of news, previews, and videos from the convention, stay tuned to GameSpot. You can also see the full E3 press conference schedule here.
Which newly announced PS4 games caught your eye? Let us know in the comments after you peruse these fine new wares.
Enter for a Chance to Win a Tera Summer Fun 2019 Pack
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X-Men: Dark Phoenix: Every Easter Egg and Reference
Did you spot them all?
X-Men: Dark Phoenix has finally arrived to close out the Fox arm of the X-franchise–or, well, that is until New Mutants happens. If New Mutants ever happens. But for now, we’ll proceed with the understanding that Dark Phoenix is a finale–and as such, it has its fair share of callbacks, Easter eggs, and references to send the series off. Maybe not as many as you’d expect from a mainline MCU movie, of course, but they’re still there.
We’ve compiled a list of every major nod to either the other X-films or the X-Men comics themselves for your convenience and we encourage you to start brushing up on them. After all, this era of X-Men might be drawing to a close, but that doesn’t mean there won’t be another one–and, given the current state of the Disney/Fox merger, it’s pretty likely that the next time we see Marvel’s favorite mutants, they’ll be members of the MCU proper and the references game will be kicked up a difficulty level or two.
Better safe than sorry, right?
Obviously, there are Dark Phoenix spoilers to follow–so please proceed with caution!
HBO’s Chernobyl: Russia Planning Its Own Series Blaming CIA
HBO’s Chernobyl has been a critical success for the premium network and has captivated viewers across the world. However, it has not gone over so well in Russia and, more specifically, in the “power corridors of the Kremlin.”
Via The Washington Post, THR reports that a Russian company is in post-production on a similar series that “implicates the United States as playing a role in the disaster.”
E3 2019: See The Giant Posters Outside The Convention Center
E3 2019 is about to begin. The annual gaming expo officially kicks off in only a few days, and just as every year, publishers are hanging massive posters around the Los Angeles Convention Center and other buildings throughout downtown LA to hype up the event.
GameSpot is now on the ground in LA, and we’ve taken some pictures of the giant video game posters we’ve seen decorating the city. Many of this year’s biggest releases are featured prominently around town; Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, the upcoming reboot of the massive shooter franchise, has the honor of adorning the entrance of the LACC’s Wes Hall this year, greeting attendees as they make their way into the show, but it certainly isn’t the only game represented; Bethesda’s Doom Eternal is gracing the Hotel Figueroa, and we’ve also spotted a poster of CD Projekt Red’s highly anticipated Cyberpunk 2077.
You can take a look at some of the E3 posters we’ve seen in the gallery below. We’ll continue to add more photos as the week progresses. We’ll also have photos of the show floor once it opens, so be sure to check back on GameSpot for our full coverage of E3 2019.
E3 officially begins on Tuesday, June 11, when the show floor opens to the press and public. However, many of the industry’s biggest publishers will be holding press conferences and other events in the days leading up to then, including Microsoft, Bethesda, Square Enix, and Nintendo. The one notable exception is Sony; for the first time since it entered the industry, the PS4 maker has decided not to attend E3.
We’ve already gotten a wealth of news before E3 has even begun. On June 5, Nintendo aired a special Pokemon Direct, which revealed a ton of new details about Pokemon Sword and Shield. The next day, Google streamed its first Stadia Connect presentation, sharing new information about its upcoming game streaming platform. And that’s nothing to say of the numerous leaks and rumors to crop up before the show. You can find all the biggest news and announcements on our E3 hub.
Game Scoop!’s Big E3 Preview
Welcome back to Game Scoop!, IGN’s weekly video game podcast. It’s time for the annual E3 preview! Join us for predictions and speculation on Xbox, Halo Infinite, Battletoads, Bethesda, Avengers, Nintendo, Cyberpunk, and so much more. Watch the video above or hit the link below to your favorite podcast service.
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