More Of Marvel’s The Eternals Phase 4 Cast Revealed, Including Millie Bobby Brown

With Avengers: Endgame and Spider-Man: Far From Home out of the way, MCU Phase 3 is over. Phase 4 is expected to be revealed during San Diego Comic-Con next month, and one of the movies in the mix is The Eternals. Now, a new report reveals who may star in it.

Variety reports that Stranger Things and Godzilla actress Millie Bobby Brown is in the movie, alongside Oscar winner Angelina Jolie, Kumail Nanjiani (The Big Sick), and Richard Madden (Game of Thrones). The film is to be directed by Chloe Zhao (The Rider).

Other MCU Phase 4 movies are expected to be Shang-Chi, which will be the first MCU movie with an Asian lead, along with Doctor Strange 2, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, Black Panther 2, and Black Widow.

The first Eternals comic was published in 1976 by late writer and artist, Jack Kirby (1917-1994). The Eternals, an offshoot of life created by an alien race called the Celestials, were established to protect the Earth from the Deviants, a dastardly project by the Celestials gone awry. 30 years later, eclectic writer Neil Gaiman gave the superheroes a facelift in 2006, bringing them and their universe to the modern era with a seven-issue miniseries that concluded in 2007.

For lots more, check out GameSpot’s rundown of everything we know about MCU Phase 4. You can also check out the video embedded above.

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Namco Once Pitched Nintendo a Unique Looking Earthbound Game for GameCube

An interesting bit of Earthbound history was just revealed on Twitter courtesy of Baten Kaitos director Yasuyuki Honne. During Honne’s stint at Namco, he apparently pitched Nintendo a concept for a Mother game on the Nintendo GameCube. It had a distinct art style, to say the least.

Honne revealed this secret Earthbound game in celebration of a new book about the late Nintendo president Satoru Iwata that was just released in Japan last week. Japanese lifestyle company Hobonichi, founded by Earthbound creator Shigesato Itoi, published the book about Iwata.

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A History of Nintendo Hardware – 1977 to Now

Nintendo has created some of the most revolutionary gaming hardware in the history of video games, as well as some of the strangest commercial failures. But regardless of its individual successes, Nintendo’s history of experimenting with new and risky hardware ideas is apparent from the very beginning.

In this gallery, we go back all the way to 1977, when Nintendo released its first home video game console called the Color TV-Game. From there, we’ll go through every major Nintendo hardware release, including its long list of home systems and handhelds, all the way up to the just-announced Nintendo Switch Lite.

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Star Trek: Picard Series Releases First Poster

CBS All-Access has released a new poster for the upcoming series Star Trek: Picard. This new image offers an early look at Patrick Stewart’s aged Jean-Luc Picard as he embarks on his last and most important mission. More importantly, it turns out Picard has a pet dog.

Check out the first poster below:

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This new poster follows the debut of the series’ first poster and teaser trailer in May. As with the original, the new poster emphasizes Picard’s family vineyard while teasing a return to space for the retired former captain of the USS Enterprise.

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Report: Facebook Looks to Acquire a Game Studio, Splinter Cell VR in Development

Sam Fisher could be coming to VR. That’s according to a new report that says Facebook has already signed deals to bring some of Ubisoft’s biggest IP, like Assassin’s Creed and Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell, to the Oculus VR headset. This is part of a bigger push by Facebook into gaming which could also see the social media company acquire video game studios for itself.

A new report from The Information says Facebook is looking seriously into beefing up its gaming business. CEO Mark Zuckerberg is apparently personally involved with Facebook’s strategy to get big video game franchises on the Oculus VR platform and make it more attractive to customers.

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