The new Ghost of Tsushima Legends update is now live, adding multiplayer co-op missions to Sucker Punch’s latest release. We figured that the update seemed as good an excuse as any to jump back into the game.
In the video above, Max Blumenthal channels his inner ghost to pull off some super slick combo kills, aiding his allies from the shadows as the Assassin class. The gameplay should give you a pretty good idea of whether the Assassin is the ideal starter class for you. Don’t fret if you start with a different class though; every class can be unlocked eventually.
Once you’ve downloaded the update for Ghost of Tsushima, accessing Legends is fairly straightforward. You can either talk to Gyozen, a brand-new in-game character who will be added to and marked on your map once the update is downloaded, or you can select “Legends” from the main menu.
Still on the fence about whether to pick up Ghost of Tsushima? In GameSpot’s Ghost of Tsushima review, Edmond Tran wrote, “Ghost of Tsushima’s story hits hard in the game’s third and final act, and ends in spectacular fashion. It left me with the same kinds of strong emotions I felt at the end of all my favourite samurai film epics, and had me eager to watch them all again. The game hits a lot of fantastic cinematic highs, and those ultimately lift it above the trappings of its familiar open-world quest design and all the innate weaknesses that come with it–but those imperfections and dull edges are definitely still there.”
It’s the question on the minds of so many theme park fans: When will Disneyland reopen? While there is still no set date, the state of California has revealed the guidelines that must be met in order for the parks to open. This comes after Disney announced it was laying off 28,000 workers, partially blaming the state for not allowing them to reopen. Don’t get too excited, though, as it may still be some time before the gates open–a possibility Disney is unhappy about.
As announced by California’s Health and Human Services Secretary Dr. Mark Ghaly, via The Hollywood Reporter, theme parks will be able to open at 25% capacity when the counties they exist in reach Tier 4 (yellow) status in the state’s four-tiered system. The guidelines to achieve Tier 4 status are less than one new daily case per 100,000 people and less than 2% positive tests.
Currently, Orange County–home to Disneyland–is in Tier 2 (red), which means there are 4-7 daily cases per 100,000 people and a 5-8% positive test rate. Universal Studios Hollywood is in Los Angeles County, which is currently Tier 1 (purple) with more than 7 daily cases per 100,000 people and a positive test rate of over 8%.
Once the counties reach Tier 4, they will be allowed to open–but there are some rules being imposed by the state. Once open, in addition to the 25% capacity limit, all ticket reservations must be made in advance. There are to be no day-of ticket sales. Beyond that, masks will be required inside the parks. Currently, the shopping complexes attached to both Disneyland and Universal Studios Hollywood are open. Both require masks and take guest temperatures.
Shortly after the state revealed its guidelines, Disney responded in a statement. “We have proven that we can responsibly reopen, with science-based health and safety protocols strictly enforced at our theme park properties around the world,” Disneyland Resort president Ken Potrock said. “Nevertheless, the State of California continues to ignore this fact, instead mandating arbitrary guidelines that it knows are unworkable and that hold us to a standard vastly different from other reopened businesses and state-operated facilities. Together with our labor unions we want to get people back to work, but these State guidelines will keep us shuttered for the foreseeable future, forcing thousands more people out of work, leading to the inevitable closure of small family-owned businesses, and irreparably devastating the Anaheim/Southern California community.”
Likewise, Universal Studios Hollywood is not pleased with the new guidelines. In a statement, the park’s president and chief operating officer Karen Irwin commented, “Pushing us into Tier Four behind other businesses that have already reopened makes no sense. It ignores science, reason and the economic devastation this will bring to the thousands of our employees, the indirect businesses that rely on us, and our industry overall.” She continued, “The health and safety of our guests and team members has always been our top priority. We have designed detailed health and safety protocols that allowed us to open our theme parks in Orlando, Osaka, and Singapore. We have collaborated with LA County health and government officials on a comprehensive plan to move forward safely here, and we are prepared and ready to reopen. Our theme parks are controlled primarily outdoor businesses that we have proven we can operate responsibly.”
Ultimately, Irwin said that theme parks should fall under Tier 3. Keeping them in Tier 4, she believes, will mean parks won’t open until sometime in 2021. “Our employees are ready to go back to work and the fact that they won’t be able to do so until well into next year is shameful,” she said.
Disney and Universal’s parks in Florida are open to the public, with restrictions in place. According to the Orlando Sentinel, the state of Florida has also seen a decline in testing. In July, an average of 54,400 daily tests were administered. Now, the state averages less than half that. Thus far, no outbreaks have been traced back to Disney World’s guests or employees, according to the New York Times.
This story has been updated to include a statement from Universal Studios Hollywood.
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Netflix has announced that The Office’s Rainn Wilson will be executive producing and narrating a quirky new competition series titled We Are the Champions. The show, which is slated to debut on November 17, will feature “unusual competitions around the world… including cheese rolling, chili eating, fantasy hair styling, yo-yo, dog dancing, and frog jumping,” according to Variety. In other words, the show sounds like an attempt to try to wind 2020 down with a light-hearted salve to what will no doubt be an exhausting final few weeks of the year.
“We Are the Champions’ celebrates weirdness, finds beauty in idiosyncrasies, and demonstrates what it really takes to rise to the top: heart,” Wilson said. “As a self-proclaimed expert on the unconventional, I’m excited to introduce viewers to these small-world competitors with big-world dreams because, in this time, we could all use a hero–be it a dancing dog or the world yo-yo champion.”
Chris Uetwiller, CEO of the show’s production company, Dirty Robber, added, “In a TV landscape that can be rather formulaic at times, We Are the Champions represents something refreshing and different.” He also emphasized that the show is about storytelling that will surprisingly move people, asking, “Who knew people would ever be moved by cheese rolling?”
The show also bookends a year that similarly kicked off with Wilson’s The Office co-star Jim Krasinski starting a new project in March to combat great stress and uncertainty. Krasinski’s YouTube series, called “Some Good News,” had a quick, strange, and somewhat divisive journey from a feel-good one-off to a series that garnered more than 2 million subscribers and netted around 70 million views to then being acquired by GameSpot parent company ViacomCBS for the CBS All Access app. The show has not yet debuted on CBS All Access, but Krasinski announced he would no longer star–and the shift also meant that an adorable once-free show has now been locked behind a streaming paywall.
For now, with Season 3 definitely still a long way off, all we can do is speculate and wish. How long will it take Hughie to realize his new boss is not who he thinks she is? How will Starlight navigate the tension at Vought Tower? Will The Seven ever actually have seven active members again, and will The Boys reunite under Mallory? What role will Soldier Boy play?
We don’t have the answers, but we do have a wish list. Here’s everything we hope to see in The Boys Season 3 when the terrific Amazon show finally returns.
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1. More of The Boys together
The end of Season 2 saw The Boys–Hughie, Butcher, Frenchie, Kimiko, and Mother’s Milk–largely going their own ways. With their names cleared, Compound V exposed, and Becca dead, they had no reason to keep slumming together under the pawn shop. But Mallory offered Butcher a new deal in the finale: The Boys can keep operating going forward, this time as an official CIA-funded unit. We hope Butcher takes the deal and convinces the other Boys to join him.
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2. More new characters who aren’t dead or incapacitated by the end of the season
The Boys Season 2 introduced a bunch of new characters, including Lamplighter, Kimiko’s brother Kenji, Alastair Adana (the head of the Church of the Collective), and Stormfront, to name the major ones. And all but one–Victoria Neuman–were dead or “neutralized” (in Stormfront’s case) by the end of the season. We’d like to see more new characters that actually have the power to survive for more than eight episodes.
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3. A long, drawn-out heel turn for Congresswoman Neuman
Speaking of Congresswoman Victoria Neuman, we’d like for her heel turn from liberal savior to “actually was working for Vought all along and is a mass murderer” to take all season, if not longer. Our hearts broke when we realized she wasn’t actually on The Boys’ side, but she’s too good a villain, and there’s too much potential tension there, to be used up all at once.
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4. Continue fleshing out Kimiko
The show version of Kimiko is already exponentially more interesting than the comics version (The Female, a nameless, bland killing machine with no personality to speak of). With the various revelations about her background, the storyline involving her brother, and her amusing ‘tude in Season 2, the show has done a much better job fleshing her out. We hope to see that continue in Season 3 and beyond.
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5. More Hughie and Annie
Hughie and Annie are cute together, OK? We like them as a couple and hope their relationship stays strong through the hardships that are no doubt coming. Is that so much to ask?
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6. What’s up with Cindy?
The last we saw of Cindy, she was hitchhiking away from the Sage Grove facility. She’s incredibly powerful, and will no doubt pop up again in the show’s future.
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7. More Stormfront
Stormfront may have had all her limbs burned off in the Season 2 finale, but according to Homelander during Vought’s season-ending press conference, she’s still alive–“neutralized,” but not dead. It would be interesting to have her return in some fashion, even if she’s not the nazi piece of s*** she once was.
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8. More Maeve
Maeve got a lot of story and character development early on in Season 2, but by the last two episodes she basically served as an emergency rescue button for The Boys and Starlight (Maeve dropped in with a surprise rescue three separate times in the final two episodes). Here’s hoping she figures her s*** out, gets back with Elena, and gets more time to shine in Season 3.
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9. Character development for A-Train
A-Train didn’t have the largest role to play in Season 2, but he’s currently on an interesting trajectory. He hasn’t rejected Vought by any means, and he’s thrilled to be back on The Seven. But he did betray Vought when it served him, and he’s witnessed firsthand how casually the company will toss him to the side if it serves Vought in the short term. We hope he slowly becomes a better person in future seasons.
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10. WAY more Terror
Butcher’s dog Terror is one of the best parts of the comics. He was introduced for a single episode in Season 2, and we’re hoping he’ll return.
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11. Mother’s Milk’s backstory
Season 2 did a great job fleshing out The Boys’ backstories, with flashbacks and diversions throughout that illuminated things like Frenchie’s past life, Kimiko’s and Butcher’s families, and Mother’s Milk’s beef with Vought, inherited from his father. However, The Boys still hasn’t explained why a person with the perfectly good first name “Marvin” instead goes by the extremely weird “Mother’s Milk.” Comics readers know what we’re talking about. Here’s hoping they get into it during Season 3.
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12. More Grace Mallory
Grace Mallory has been gender-swapped from the comics, and her role has been expanded. But other than that, she’s pretty similar–steel-willed and icy of countenance, no nonsense, gets s*** done, a force to be reckoned with, grippingly portrayed by actor Laila Robins. With Congresswoman Neuman’s flip from good to bad, Mallory is back to being the good guys’ most powerful ally, and we’re hoping to see even more of her going forward.
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13. The return of Love Sausage
One of the weirdest comics cameos in The Boys Season 2 came during the Sage Grove episode, when Mother’s Milk was attacked by an experimental supe’s massive, writhing, anaconda-like penis. In the original books, the character is known as Vasilii, supe name “Love Sausage,” and he’s actually one of The Boys’ most dependable allies. We’d love to see him return, which showrunner Eric Kripke hinted might happen during the show’s New York Comic Con panel.
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14. New comics characters
On that note, there are a ton of comic book characters we’d like to see introduced in future The Boys seasons. There are plenty of superhero teams that the show hasn’t adapted yet, from the G-Men to Payback (although there have been references to these as Easter eggs so far). Then there are characters like The Legend, a foulmouthed bizarro-Stan-Lee who feeds The Boys information from his contacts in the world of Vought comic book publishing. We did get Butcher’s dog Terror in Season 2, so anything is possible.
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15. A lot more supe-on-supe action
Some of the most thrilling scenes in Season 2 were the supe-on-supe fights, like the ones involving Starlight and Black Noir, or when Maeve, Kimiko, and Starlight ganged up on Stormfront in the finale. We’re used to seeing superpowered heroes and villains fight each other in the MCU, the DCEU, and beyond, but The Boys’ fights are comparatively gritty and grounded, and we’d love to see more of them.
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16. Vought throughout history
Learning about Vought’s history from Stan Edgar and Stormfront throughout Season 2 helped flesh out the villains and made for compelling backstory. But Vought no doubt had a huge role throughout the 20th century, and knowing the company was founded by a bonafide nazi will cast any new revelations in an even more sinister light. With Soldier Boy’s impending introduction in Season 3, we’ll know doubt learn more about Vought’s history.
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17. One single character in power who isn’t corrupt and is on the right side, for heaven’s sake
Congresswoman Victoria Neuman was a ray of hope throughout Season 2–right up until the point that she wasn’t. It felt refreshing and safe to have a character in power on The Boys who wasn’t corrupt or evil or a sociopath, which made her villainous reveal crushing. The Boys has yet to introduce whoever the president is in the show’s fictional world–whoever they are, maybe they won’t be a massive a**hole. Either way, it would be nice for The Boys to have at least one character in power who’s on the right side of history.
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18. Simon Pegg’s return
Remember when Simon Pegg was on this show? If you haven’t watched Season 1 in a while, you might have forgotten, because Hughie’s dad didn’t appear in Season 2. Now that The Boys aren’t fugitives anymore, it would make sense for him to return.
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The Mandalorian, the big-budget Star Wars series on Disney+, is set to return for season two on October 30. The show follows the adventures of a masked bounty hunter and his charge Baby Yoda, the most adorable child in the universe. But just like the first season, watching The Mandalorian season two requires a subscription to Disney+. If you’ve let yours lapse since the season one finale, here’s what you’ll need to watch season two.
Watching any show on the service requires a Disney+ subscription. This costs $6.99 for a one-month subscription or $59.99 for a year. Alternatively, you can get a bundle of Disney+, ESPN+, and Hulu for $12.99 per month. Unfortunately, Disney has eliminated the free trial for new subscribers, so you’ll need to pay to watch the show even if you’ve never subscribed before. That said, the service offers plenty of entertainment for the price, including Star Wars, Marvel, Pixar, The Simpsons, National Geographic, and more.
When Does The Mandalorian Seasons 2 Air?
The new season of The Mandalorian will “air” in weekly installments each Friday, starting with the October 30 season premier. And while Disney hasn’t specified when the episodes will debut on the service, each episode of the first season appeared right around 12:01 a.m. PT / 3 a.m. ET.
The Mandalorian isn’t the only new thing to watch on Disney+. With a subscription, you can also buy the new live-action version of Mulan for an additional $29.99, or wait for the movie to become free for all Disney+ subscribers on December 4. There’s also the new show The Right Stuff, and a Willow sequel was recently announced. And coming December 25 is the next Pixar animated feature Soul, which is foregoing a theatrical release in favor of the streaming service. And unlike Mulan, it will be free to all Disney+ subscribers right out of the gate.
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According to a new release, the Mighty Powers will be “morphing” into a new connected universe of movies and TV adaptations. Jonathan Entwistle, co-creator of Netflix’s I Am Not Okay With This, has been tapped to shepherd these upcoming new entries in the long-running series, which is sort of brilliant since the Netflix series similarly delves into high schoolers dealing with puberty and budding superpowers. Entwistle will be directing these projects across both formats.
“Jonathan has an incredible creative vision for this iconic and hugely successful franchise, and is hands down the right architect to join us as we reimagine the television and film worlds of this property,” eOne Film President Nick Meyer and eOne Global Television President Michael Lombardo said in the joint statement. “Across our slate, we are looking forward to working with the most talented storytellers as we take on Hasbro’s rich fan-favorite brands and build entertainment universes around them.”
Production company eOne was purchased by Hasbro in 2019 and has, as this announcement makes clear, been making a greater effort to further develop their properties. There’s a ton of nostalgia for the Power Rangers, whose first entry as Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, debuted in 1993 as something of a cult classic. (It’s unclear whether these projects will connect with the 2017 Power Rangers movie.)
There are not yet any concrete details about what this reimagining will look and feel like, or what its plotlines might be, but Entwistle called the collaboration “an unbelievable opportunity” that he hopes to share “with the world very soon.”
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Microsoft’s Xbox cloud gaming service (Project xCloud) is currently available on Android devices, and one of the best controllers you can get is currently discounted. The Razer Kishi turns your Android phone into a handheld gaming device, complete with analog sticks, triggers, and more. Right now, the Razer Kishi is $80 at Amazon, down from its regular price of $100.
The Razer Kishi is compatible with all Xbox games including genres like racing games that specifically require analog triggers and first-person shooters that require clickable sticks. It fits most Android devices, thanks to its flexible yet secure design and connects via USB-C. Connecting a device to the Kishi occupies its USB-C port, though you can still charge it through the controller’s own port–just plug in your charger.
If you’re looking for more recommendations, check out our guide to the best Xbox xCloud controllers you can buy right now. There are some great options that work with a variety of phones.
The Xbox Series X‘s 1TB internal SSD is really fast, loading up some games in a matter of seconds–I tested this out in several games in my full console preview and got impressive results. But with 802GB actually free to use on the internal drive, you can fill it up quickly with the size of games today (and don’t forget the Xbox Series S only comes with a 512GB drive). So, what are some good solutions to expand your storage on the new Xbox consoles and how do they perform in comparison?
I used three different drives for the purposes of my tests: the 1TB Seagate SSD expansion card, a Samsung T5 portable SSD (500GB), and a Western Digital My Passport external hard drive (4TB). This covers the different tiers of storage options available for the Xbox Series systems. To test and compare speeds, I used Final Fantasy XV and The Outer Worlds for transferring whole games and recording load times. You can check the results in the video and text below.
Let’s start with the proprietary Seagate 1TB expansion card, built specifically for the Series X and Series S. This is the drive that plugs directly into the back of the console. You just insert it, and it’s immediately ready to use.
It interfaces with the Xbox hardware and takes full advantage of that Velocity architecture Microsoft has been flexing. In terms of speed, it’s technically the best solution since it works identically to the internal SSD. There’s virtually no difference in load times in the games I tested. However, it carries a hefty price tag at $220 USD.
The Xbox Series expansion card works just as fast as internal storage.
Before Getting Into USB Drives
An important thing to note is USB-based storage devices cannot play Series X- or S-specific games off the drive itself–that’s where this expansion card comes in clutch, especially once we start seeing more Series X/S-only games. USB external drives can store those games, but they would have to be transferred to the internal drive or expansion card in order to be played (at least transfer speeds are pretty fast, as you’ll see later in our results).
These conditions can also apply to certain Xbox One games that have received Series X optimizations, as was the case for me with Gears 5 and Gears Tactics. Otherwise, you can play Xbox One and previous gen backwards compatible games straight off the USB drive using a USB 3.0 cable (or better), and they’ll still use the Quick Resume game-swapping feature without a hitch.
Series X/S games will need to be on internal or expansion card storage in order to be played (message at the bottom right).
Samsung T5 External USB SSD
For an external SSD, I used a 500GB Samsung T5 with a USB-C to USB 3.1 cable. In terms of moving around data and loading games, the results were quite impressive.
The Outer Worlds, which is a 45GB game, took 2:54 to transfer onto the external SSD, and 2:05 to transfer back to the internal drive. When loading into the same save I used for our previous tests, it only took 13 seconds off the external SSD which is very close to the internal drive that took 11 seconds to load.
For Final Fantasy XV, an 84GB file, it took 5:50 to transfer onto the external SSD and just 3:56 to move back to internal storage. And the load time results were great as well, just taking 15 seconds compared to the 13 seconds of the internal drive.
Both Final Fantasy XV and The Outer Worlds are Xbox One games without Series X optimizations, so the results between the internal and external SSD are due to the fact the games are simply working with the raw speed of those drives.
There are other external SSDs out there, but the Samsung T5 in particular usually goes for around $110 for 500GB and $140 for 1TB.
The Samsung T5 SSD (top right) and the WD My Passport HDD (bottom right).
WD My Passport External USB Hard Drive
Moving onto a traditional hard drive, I used my WD My Passport external drive with a USB 3.0 cable. Things start to slow down of course, but it’s not all that bad.
To transfer The Outer Worlds from internal storage onto the external hard drive, it took longer: about 7:35. Transferring back to the internal drive took 7 minutes. However, in-game load times remained decent, taking 26 seconds to load up that same save I previously used.
With Final Fantasy XV, the transfer speed took longer as well, coming in at around 14:24 to move to the hard drive, and 12:55 to get back onto internal storage. Loading up save data remained reasonable though, taking 52 seconds for the same save file I used before.
It’s no surprise that a hard drive is going to be slower compared to an SSD, but these results aren’t bad at all. They’re actually faster than current-gen consoles, too: The Outer Worlds took 43 seconds and Final Fantasy XV took 1:11 to load saves when using the Xbox One X.
Considering that you get more space for cheaper with an external hard drive, this would be the cost-effective route for bulk storage or playing backwards compatible games if you don’t mind the slower load times. A Western Digital Passport goes for just $80 for 2TB and $110 for a whopping 4TB.
Summary Of Results
Data Transfer Speeds
Storage Drive (and scenario)
Final Fantasy XV (84GB)
The Outer Worlds (45GB)
Samsung T5 SSD (transfer from internal)
5:50
2:54
Samsung T5 SSD (transfer to internal)
3:56
2:05
WD Passport HDD (transfer from internal)
14:24
7:35
WD Passport HDD (transfer to internal)
12:55
7:00
Load Times
Storage Drive
Final Fantasy XV
The Outer Worlds
Xbox Series X (internal/expansion card)
13 seconds
11 seconds
Xbox Series X (Samsung T5 + USB 3.1)
15 seconds
13 seconds
Xbox Series X (WD Passport + USB 3.0)
52 seconds
26 seconds
Xbox One X (internal)
1 minute, 11 seconds
43 seconds
Which Storage Drive To Go With
So, what’s the best solution? Of course, it depends. For backwards compatible games, an external SSD would be ideal since you still get quick load speeds. And transferring data is quite fast, which is ideal if you’re frequently moving Series X-specific games back and forth.
If cheaper mass storage is more of a priority, an external hard drive is the way to go. Load times for backwards compatible games are still better than current-gen systems, though you will miss out on those sweet SSD speeds. Transferring data takes markedly longer, but the importance of the difference between 6 minutes and 14 minutes to move an 85GB file, well, that’s up to you.
The 1TB Seagate expansion card sure is nice, and $220 is a fair price when compared to other NVMe SSDs for PC, but that’s still pretty steep when looking at other solutions for the Series X and Series S.
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These are things you’ll have to consider, especially if you plan on getting the Xbox Series S since you have to work with half the internal drive space. Microsoft has said that smaller install sizes will be available for games loaded on Series S consoles, which could help tidy things up. But when looking at the ever-changing size of the larger ongoing multiplayer games like Call of Duty: Warzone (106GB) and Apex Legends (74GB), space is a premium even on the Series X. Regardless of your choice for expanded storage, it’ll be snappier than redownloading entire games.
For more on Microsoft’s next-gen consoles, be sure to read my full Xbox Series X preview that dives into performance, graphics, load times, and more. You can also check out two next-gen games in action with Yakuza: Like A Dragon and Dirt 5.
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The co-creator of Netflix’s I’m Not Okay With This, Jonathan Entwistle, has been tapped to helm a new connected universe of Power Rangers movies and TV adaptations.
Production company eOne was purchased by Hasbro last year and it’s become more and more involved in the development of Hasbro properties. Entwistle and eOne will helm new Power Ranger movies and a connected TV series, according to a report from The Hollywood Reporter. Before this new deal, a Power Rangers movie was in the works from Entwistle but it was with Paramount Pictures. Entwistle is still involved but he’ll be working on the future of Power Rangers with eOne now. You can check out the new logo below.
“Jonathan has an incredible creative vision for this iconic and hugely successful franchise, and is hands down the right architect to join us as we reimagine the television and film worlds of this property,” eOne film president Nick Meyer and eOne global television president Michael Lombardo said in a joint statement to THR. “Across our slate, we are looking forward to working with the most talented storytellers as we take on Hasbro’s rich fan-favorite brands and build entertainment universes around them.”
Entwistle called this new Power Rangers project an unbelievable opportunity to deliver the property to both new and existing generations of fans. As for what any of this looks like, all that’s known at this time is that it will be a new universe of Power Rangers stories connected through the TV series and movies.
When the movie eventually hits theaters, it will be the first full feature film since the 2017 Lionsgate-produced Power Rangers. We thought that movie was good and you can read about why in our Power Rangers review where we gave it a 7 out of 10. Be sure to check out this unofficial Green Ranger concept art that shows what Tommy Oliver might have looked like if the 2017 film got a sequel. If you’re looking for some Power Rangers content to watch now, check out our list of the 25 best Mighty Morphin Power Rangers episodes.
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