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The initial draft for Avengers: Infinity War included a long-awaited reunion between two characters, but the scene ultimately didn’t make it into the final script.

Warning: Avengers: Infinity War spoilers follow.

Screenwriters Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely originally wanted to include a scene where Captain America (Chris Evans) and Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.) are reunited and confront the lingering discord between the two of them from Civil War. “Our first sort of wonky draft

the idea that they had to get back in the same room together and deal with that,” McFeely told Yahoo Entertainment.

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An Iron Man suit prop has vanished from an LA warehouse.

The LA Times reports Los Angeles police are investigating the disappearance of the the prop, which is believed to have went missing from a Pacoima warehouse sometime between February and late April.

The Iron Man suit is said to be valued at $325,000 and was worn by Robert Downey Jr. himself. Someone reported it missing Tuesday, but there are currently no details about whether the costume was misplaced or stolen.

Whether or not Iron Man will ever get his original suit back, you can still look forward to Tony Stark once again battling Thanos in Avengers 4. The film opens in theaters on April 26, 2019 in the UK and May 3, 2019 in the U.S.

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Valve has announced two free mobile apps that will allow you to play any game or video in your Steam Library on any supported iOS or Android devices.

The Steam Link app, which is slated to release the week of May 21, will work similarly to the physical Steam Link device. It will allow you to run games on your PC that you then stream and play on any device using the app, as long as the host PC is connected either to a 5Ghz network or plugged in with an ethernet cable.

How you will actually control those games is a different question altogether, although Steam’s Big Picture mode already has a history of allowing controls to be highly customizable in games that otherwise don’t support it. The Steam Link app will support the use of a Steam Controller and MFI controllers, and you’ll likely need to use something similar as most games won’t have native support for touch controls.

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EA and DICE have outlined their plans for Star Wars Battlefront 2’s upcoming Han Solo content.

As detailed on a recent forum post, the Han Solo Season, starts on May 16 and will be spread across two months. The new Jabba’s Palace multiplayer map will be introduced, located in the Dune Sea on Tatooine. It will be available in Blast, Hero Showdown, and Heroes vs. Villain.

The new Hero Showdown is a 2v2 round-based elimination mode which pits teams of two Heroes against one another in battle. If your team wins a round, you must pick different characters to play as. There will be five rounds in total, and the first team to win three rounds will come out victorious.

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Thanos and his incredible powers have made one of Fortnite’s tougher weekly challenges to get three explosive weapon eliminations a lot easier to complete.

The limited time mode allows one player to take control of Thanos where two of his unique abilities will count as explosive eliminations. The Power Stone allows Thanos to blast players and structures with an intense fire blast and any eliminations made here count to your challenge total. The Air Slam attack allows Thanos to come crashing down, dealing damage and knocking back anyone who survives. Those that don’t make it out get added to your total too.

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After more than 30 years since the original, iconic Karate Kid movie debuted in theaters in 1984, stars Ralph Macchio and Billy Zabka have reunited for Cobra Kai – a new 10-episode series on YouTube Red that drops us into the lives of Daniel LaRusso and Johnny Lawrence decades later, and infuses everything with a clever take on the classic tale.

Johnny, now down-on-his-luck, seeks redemption by reopening the infamous Cobra Kai karate dojo, reigniting his rivalry with a now successful Daniel LaRusso, who has been struggling to maintain balance in his life without the guidance of his mentor, Mr. Miyagi. It’s a project both actors felt compelled to be a part of when they heard the new idea.

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Nintendo has officially shut down Miitomo today.

The company announced its plans to close its first smartphone app earlier this year. While Nintendo hasn’t given a specific reason for the shutdown, it could be due to a drop-off of users. When Miitomo launched in 2016, over 10 million users signed up for the app in the first month.

However, Nintendo still plans on expanding its mobile presence. The company’s new president, Shuntaro Furukawa, recently said he’s interested in developing more smartphone games and wants to grow Nintendo’s mobile games output into a 100 billion yen ($910 million USD) business.

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I’m convinced that writer/director Vaughn Stein is secretly the Riddler. His debut film, Terminal, is my only proof. Far from a bad movie – the strong acting and clever use of classic literature is certainly entertaining – this dark tale twists and turns a little more than it needs to.

Terminal’s story focuses on a few key characters and their interactions with a seemingly deranged waitress. A legendary underworld figure, Mr. Franklin, hires two assassins to take part in a high-profile hit. They aren’t given any details on the target, just a black briefcase with clues leading them to a contact with more information. To mull over the details in a quiet place, the pair of hit men take refuge in a rundown diner. Meanwhile, a grammar school teacher with a terminal illness wanders about a train station at night. His disposition is grim; he isn’t trying to catch a train in the normal sense. Before he can make good on his departure, the teacher’s solitude is invaded by an inquisitive janitor. Their brief chat about train schedules end with a suggestion: a nearby diner where the teacher could get some tea and possibly rethink his travel plans.

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Warning: Some spoilers for Infinity War follow…

Bad guys don’t always want to cause destruction for destruction’s sake, or because they were mistreated as youths and now harbor resentment that plagues their everyday adult life. No, some villains see themselves as the heroes. Or, in the very least, as someone willing to make hard and cruel choices for the “greater good.” They truly see themselves as saviors and mostly understand that the world will view them as horrible people. They’re willing to make that sacrifice though. Your sacrifice, really.

In Avengers: Infinity War, Thanos was willing to risk everything, including those he loved (in his own way), to “mercifully” use the six Infinity Stones and erase half the life in the universe. He knew his wasn’t a popular vision, exactly. He expected resistance on all fronts. He also was perfectly content not being beloved by anyone for his decision.

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