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All September long, IGN is highlighting the best TV coming your way in the 2019-2020 season. Today we’re taking a look at the upcoming USA Network series Treadstone. A spinoff of the Bourne movies, Treadstone explores a world where Jason Bourne has gone into hiding but the titular organization is still hard at work developing a new generation of superhuman assassins. The series revolves around a group of sleeper agents called Cicadas who are suddenly called into action. We had a chance to speak with one of the stars of Treadstone, Jeremy Irvine, about his character and how the series builds on the legacy of Jason Bourne. 

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An open beta for Nioh 2 is coming this fall, starting on November 1 to November 10. The open beta will be made available on the PlayStation Store.

The announcement comes via the official PlayStation Twitter account.

Check out the new Tokyo Game Show 2019 trailer for Nioh 2:

Nioh 2 was announced at Sony’s 2018 E3 press conference, and instead of original protagonist Irish sailor William, Nioh 2 will allow players to create their own character that’s half human and half yokai (read: demon). Some Nioh fans got the chance to play a closed alpha earlier this year, but this is the first time the game has been made available to a mass audience.

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Everything you should know when starting out in GreedFall.

Ever since the E3 2019 reveal that Keanu Reeves would be playing the punk rock legend Johnny Silverhands in Cyberpunk 2077, and the subsequent reveal that he’d be the player’s closest ally throughout the game, one question has remained at the front of everyone’s mind: Can we smooch Keanu Reeves?

Prepare to be disappointed if you were hoping to lock lips with the sci-fi bard. According to an interview with Video Games Chronicle, you cannot romance Keanu Reeves in Cyberpunk 2077.

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Visual effects legend Douglas Trumbull looks back on the rebirth of the USS Enterprise in Star Trek: The Motion Picture.

All September long, IGN is highlighting the best TV coming your way in the 2019-2020 season. Today we’re checking in with FOX’s Prodigal Son, which stars Michael Sheen and The Walking Dead’s Tom Payne. Premiering Monday, September 23, Prodigal Son follows Malcolm Bright (Payne), a genius profiler whose fascination with murder hits close to home – as his father (Sheen) is a notorious serial killer. To solve some of the NYPD’s most unique and gruesome murder cases, Bright consults with his estranged, incarcerated dad for a macabre meeting of the minds. We spoke to Prodigal Son creators Chris Fedak (Chuck) and Sam Sklaver about crafting a TV thriller that’s also a family drama.

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In 2008’s Iron Man, Marvel Studios dropped in a brief post-credits scene featuring Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury, who teased the existence of something called “the Avenger initiative.” The rest, as they say, is history, and cinema was forever changed. However, it turns out that a different draft of Fury’s monologue teased the existence of X-Men and Spider-Man, almost a decade before Disney would acquire Marvel and subsequently acquire the film rights to the X-Men franchise, as well as share film rights with Sony.

At this year’s Saturn Awards, Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige introduced a previously never-before-seen deleted scene from 2008’s Iron Man. The clip will be included on a box set that contains the entire Infinity Saga, coming later this year. In the clip, Jackson’s Fury can be seen tacking on a little bit of additional info to his now-familiar spiel.

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With Tokyo Game Show 2019 happening, plenty of news has come out of upcoming Japanese games, including Final Fantasy VII Remake. While we got a fresh look at the new combat system, along with seeing Tifa and Aerith in action (and the summoning of Ifrit), we also got details on Classic mode. And series producer Yoshinori Kitase took the stage to show off the game and walk through how Classic mode works.

In case you’re out of the loop, the standard combat system for FF7 Remake has you attacking in real-time to fill up the ATB gauge, which then allows you to pause the action to execute special attacks, cast spells, and use items. Thus, it plays like an action RPG. However, in Classic mode, standard attacks are automated and the ATB gauge fills up on its own. You won’t have to worry about the real-time action aspect, and you would only need to take care of executing commands as if it was a traditional turn-based RPG.

The official Final Fantasy VII Remake Twitter account briefly outlined the system in a series of tweets:

Classic mode is a separate gameplay option that’s intended to make the combat feel closer to how it worked in the original game’s turn-based system. Official footage from the stage show has not been released yet, so if you were not able to catch the segment during the stream, you’ll have to wait to see it in action. For more on Final Fantasy 7 Remake, be sure to check out the hot TGS trailer that shows off Shinra’s villainous goons known as The Turks or the latest FF7 Remake gameplay. You can also see how the squatting minigame has been recreated or watch our early hands-on impressions of the game from PAX West 2019.