We’re still binging Daredevil Season 3, but if you’ve already watched episode 12, share your reactions in the comments, and we’ll update this post with a full review once we’ve seen it!
In the meantime, you can follow along with our status and keep up with all the individual episode reviews we’ve posted so far in the list below!
Episode 1: “Resurrection” Review – COMPLETED
Episode 2: “Please” Review – COMPLETED
Episode 3: “No Good Deed” Review – COMPLETED
We’re still binging Daredevil Season 3, but if you’ve already watched episode 11, share your reactions in the comments, and we’ll update this post with a full review once we’ve seen it!
In the meantime, you can follow along with our status and keep up with all the individual episode reviews we’ve posted so far in the list below!
Episode 1: “Resurrection” Review – COMPLETED
Episode 2: “Please” Review – COMPLETED
Episode 3: “No Good Deed” Review – COMPLETED
We’re still binging Daredevil Season 3, but if you’ve already watched episode 10, share your reactions in the comments, and we’ll update this post with a full review once we’ve seen it!
In the meantime, you can follow along with our status and keep up with all the individual episode reviews we’ve posted so far in the list below!
Episode 1: “Resurrection” Review – COMPLETED
Episode 2: “Please” Review – COMPLETED
Episode 3: “No Good Deed” Review – COMPLETED
We’re still binging Daredevil Season 3, but if you’ve already watched episode 9, share your reactions in the comments, and we’ll update this post with a full review once we’ve seen it!
In the meantime, you can follow along with our status and keep up with all the individual episode reviews we’ve posted so far in the list below!
Episode 1: “Resurrection” Review – COMPLETED
Episode 2: “Please” Review – COMPLETED
Episode 3: “No Good Deed” Review – COMPLETED
Call of Duty: Black Ops 4’s newest DLC pack – The Call of Duty Endowment Salute Pack – has 100% of the proceeds going towards “placing US and UK Veterans into meaningful jobs through the Call of Duty Endowment.”
Activision Blizzard announced the details of this new in-game pack that is available now and includes an in-game tag, sticker, gesture, calling card, and emblem.
The launch of Dark Souls Remastered on Nintendo Switch will hopefully welcome a new generation of players to the beloved series.
What better way to celebrate the original game and open it up to newcomers than a look back at some of its best bosses? But there’s a twist – this one was ranked by the IGN community.
For the full list with vote count, check out the gallery above, or keep scrolling to get straight to the IGN community’s 10 favorite original Dark Souls bosses.
SPOILER WARNING: We’re talking extensively about the end of Avengers: Infinity War here. If you haven’t seen it, get out while you still can.
Let’s get one thing out of the way: No one believes the end of Infinity War will stick. With a snap of his fingers, Thanos deleted half of all life in the universe and billions of dollars of profit from potential sequels, spin-offs, and merchandise. After that snap, pretty much everyone in the theater went “Oh, so Avengers 4 is about them undoing that.”
We all know it’s coming. This isn’t some great revelation. But while that’s about as safe a bet as saying “Venom won’t be in it,” it still feels incredibly strange to see Marvel, the studio who made the bold choice to end Infinity War this way, not even trying to pretend like that ending mattered.
Das Boot, the eight-episode miniseries being distributed in the US by Hulu, will not be a remake of the 1981 German classic, rather it will act as a sequel, taking place a year after the original film/miniseries.
This was confirmed after IGN’s own Peer Schneider tweeted out about the series, with the production company Bavaria Film responding “It’s not a remake. New submarine. New crew. New story. We would not/will not ever remake the 1981’s classic.”
Don’t you worry: It’s not a remake. New submarine. New crew. New story. We would not/will not ever remake the 1981’s classic.
Killing Hitler in a Wolfenstein game is about as old of a video game tradition as stomping goombas in Super Mario World. What some Wolfenstein fans may not know is there was once a significantly different kind of Wolfenstein game lying in wait, but competition between id Software and 3D Realms resulted in the release of Rise of the Triad instead. 3D Realms’ Scott Miller sat down on this month’s IGN Unfiltered to dish details on how a proper Wolfenstein sequel got derailed.
“The game was going to be called Wolfenstein: Rise of the Triad,” Miller said. “It was going to be this continuation to where Hitler was just the puppet all along, but there was this triad, a sort of cult of background leaders who were involved with all these things. id Software was like, ‘Boom, we’re in on this.’ We had an agreement, it was going along, and about eight months into it, they decided to cancel the agreement. They had the rights to do that. I think they felt like our game was going to maybe butt heads with Doom a little too much and they didn’t want that.”