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Venom Easter Eggs, Cameos and References

Unlike a lot of comic book movies these days, Venom is surprisingly light on Easter eggs. But those that were included definitely provided a good deal of fan service and set-up for potential sequels.

So — SPOILER WARNING — let’s break down the Easter eggs, cameos and references that were in Venom, starting with the biggest one of all …

Carnage/Cletus Kasady

The mid-credits scene shows Eddie Brock (Tom Hardy) back in action as a working reporter after defeating the Life Foundation. He visits San Quentin State Prison to interview an inmate, an interview requested by the killer himself.

There, inside a cell within the cell, is the dangerous and deranged Cletus Kasady, portrayed by Woody Harrelson, who wears a curly red wig in a nod to his character’s look in the Marvel comics. Cletus has written “Welcome Eddie” in his own blood on the wall.

Fortnite Corrupted Area Locations

Visit every corrupted area to complete part of this week’s Fortnite challenges.

A Brief Look at Past Nintendo Hardware Upgrades

A recent report from The Wall Street Journal Japan suggests that a hardware revision for the Nintendo Switch could be coming in the second half of 2019. Though the article’s sources said upgrades to the handheld/console hybrid would likely include an improved screen, not much else is known about this potential revision.

In order to get a good idea of where Nintendo might go with a “New” Nintendo Switch, check out many of the past hardware revisions Nintendo has gone through.

Some of them remain well-regarded and some of them are simply ridiculous. Take a look at the slideshow below for 20 notable Nintendo console and handheld upgrades and see for yourself!

60 Photos of the Coolest Toys and Collectibles at NYCC 2018

New York Comic Con is just getting started, and already some of the biggest names in collectibles are showing off their awesome upcoming slates.

IGN’s team on the ground got up close looks at the newest statues, toys and collectibles from DC, Kotobukiya and Diamond Select Toys and snapped photos of our favorites. Click through the below gallery for the latest DC, Marvel and even John Wick figures:

But there’s plenty more cool New York Comic Con coverage coming your way. Along with the coolest collectibles, we also have a snapshot of the best cosplay from Day 1.

If you want more from the collectibles world, check out this exclusive reveal of Sideshow’s Movie Premium Format Aquaman Figure.

Star Wars: First Photo from The Mandalorian Revealed

The first image from Jon Favreau’s live-action Star Wars series has been revealed.

Favreau announced Wednesday details of the series, saying it will focus on Mandalorians and will take place after the stories of Jango and Boba Fett. It will focus on a “lone gunfighter in the outer reaches of the galaxy.”

the-mandalorian

Star Wars revealed more details about The Mandalorian, including that it is specifically set after the fall of the Empire and before the emergence of the First Order.

What We Want From A Nintendo Switch Redesign

Last night, The Wall Street Journal reported that Nintendo may have a new version of Switch in the works for the second half of 2019. With millions of Nintendo Switch units already in the wild and the system regularly topping sales charts around the world, Nintendo doesn’t exactly need to get a system redesign out the door right away, but that won’t stop us from speculating what we’d love to see from it.

Nintendo is obviously no stranger to hardware redesigns on its handheld side. From the GameBoy Pocket to the Nintendo 2DS XL (itself a redesign of a redesign), the company has a long, weird history of selling slightly altered versions of their flagship portables to re-energize sales and reach broader audiences. But Nintendo Switch isn’t just a handheld gaming system, it’s also a hybrid home console, and Nintendo’s history of redesigning their console line is much slimmer – no pun intended.

Nintendo May Be Working on a Playable Game Boy Phone Case

If a recent patent has any say on the future, Nintendo may be working on a playable Game Boy phone case that would work in tandem with your touchscreen smartphone.

Filed on March 16, 2018, this patent describes a phone cover that would enclose a smartphone and, via Silconera, “one of the key features of this Game Boy casing is the ability for inputs on the buttons on the casing to be sensed by the touchscreen beneath the buttons.”

The familiar set of buttons would “use a conductive sheet within the cover that enables the touchscreen to sense the input when the nub on the bottom side touches the touchscreen, in the same way human fingers are sensed.”

EA ‘Closely Monitoring’ Sexual Assault Accusations Against FIFA Cover Star

After a report was published last week by German publication Spiegel Online detailing an alleged sexual assault by the cover star of FIFA ’19, Cristiano Ronaldo, Electronic Arts said they are “closely monitoring” the situation, according to Polygon.

An EA Sports representative sent the following statement to Polygon.

“We have seen the concerning report that details allegations against Cristiano Ronaldo. We are closely monitoring the situation, as we expect cover athletes and ambassadors to conduct themselves in a manner that is consistent with EA’s values.”

Get the Dark Knight Trilogy on 4K Blu-ray for $49.99

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With all the buzz around Joaquin Phoenix’s upcoming Joker movie, there’s a lot of talk of Heath Ledger’s Joker in The Dark Knight. While I have faith in the acting abilities of Joaquin Phoenix (check out The Master), there’s no denying Heath Ledger absolutely crushed it in the role. The entire trilogy is one of the better comic book adaptations, and arguably the best DC series. Arguably.

Amazon has a long-running promotion on 4K Blu-rays, and now all three movies in the Dark Knight trilogy qualify for the special pricing. If you buy them separately, you’re looking at spending over $80, but you can get all three for just $49.99. If you’re familiar with this promotion, you already know there are a lot of other qualifying movies, so you can mix and match.

The Man in the High Castle: Season 3 Review

This is a spoiler-free review for all 10 new episodes of The Man in the High Castle’s third season – which premieres Friday, October 5 on Amazon Prime.

Still as morose and unyielding as ever, The Man in the High Castle returns, almost two years after its second season dropped, for a run that not only deals heavily with the fallout of Rufus Sewell’s John Smith thwarting a German nuclear attack on Japan (while simultaneously losing his son back home), but also dives headlong into sci-fi, transforming the series into what it was always meant to be.

The show’s embrace of science fiction has been a steady, escalating one. Being based on an award-winning novel by sci-fi luminary Philip K. Dick, yet still deviating heavily from the book back in Season 1, the series now – as it becomes an eager, extended hypothetical of where Dick’s story might have ultimately gone – finally fits its shoes. It’s taken a while, and a generous amount of patience given how demonstratively sad the story can be, but the series now has a purpose. It has an endgame. Season 3 shapes things so that it’s not all just a “Well, this alt-Earth scenario sure seems terrible for everyone on every level, right?”