Nintendo has revealed that its upcoming Nintendo Switch Online service will be launching next Tuesday, September 18, and will be arriving with a 7-day free trial from the Nintendo eShop.
Announced via Twitter, Nintendo confirmed that its paid Nintendo Switch Online Service will be launching next week and that more information will be revealed at tomorrow’s 35-minute Nintendo Direct that will focus on upcoming Switch and 3DS titles.
After a week delay, Nintendo has confirmed that its previously scheduled Nintendo Switch and 3DS Direct will be airing tomorrow, September 13, at 3pm PT/6pm ET/11pm BST.
Announced via Twitter, Nintendo’s upcoming 35-minute Direct was delayed from its original September 6 date due to an earthquake that struck Hokkaido, Japan.
Henry Cavill has reportedly quit the role of Superman.
Per the Hollywood Reporter, the actor has apparently parted ways with Warner Bros. after three films in the role.
Following Man of Steel, Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice and Justice League, Cavill was in talks to cameo in the upcoming Shazam! According to THR, contract talks broke down, and the chances for a further appearance are all but through.
Apparently, scheduling conflicts have become an issue for Cavill and the studio, which is supported by the actor’s new role as Geralt in Netflix’s The Witcher.
DC is expanding its line of “Giant,” Walmart-exclusive comics with the addition of books based on The Flash and Swamp Thing, as well as a third, unannounced character.
According to the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (via THR), the 100-page Swamp Thing Halloween Horror Special will debut first on October 7. That will be followed by an 80-page special holiday edition comic on November 11 — details for which have not been announced at this time.
An updated sitemap on Apple’s website seems to confirm rumors of the names of the new phones its announcing during its event later today.
First reported by ATH, the Apple site lists cases for the iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max and iPhone XR in the XML file associated with the site. Apple has since covered up the leak, redirecting the sitemap link to a “Be Right Back” page.
Marvel’s Spider-Man on PS4 reinvents the wall-crawler’s mythology with a story that both pulls from the classics and forges its own new path. Based on the events of the game, the story could go in a number of directions, so here’s our breakdown of what might be in store for the sequel based on the comics and our good ol’ Spidey-sensibilities.
Warning: full spoilers for Marvel’s Spider-Man on PS4!
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In a small Philadelphia suburb on a hot summer’s day, IGN was invited to visit the set of Creed II, MGM’s upcoming sequel to the 2015 critically-acclaimed movie that introduced the world to Apollo Creed’s son, Adonis, played by Black Panther’s Michael B. Jordan.
Some spoilers follow for what we saw being filmed for Creed II!
One of the scenes we observed took place at what was supposed to be the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, NY, but was actually a large interior set, filled with hundreds of extras dressed in formal attire as they booed and cheered Adonis’ entrance to the ring. We also learned that the scene is a prelude to a fight that takes place in the first half of the film, however, we were not privy to who Adonis’ opponent would be. For a look at more behind the scenes photos from Creed II, click through the slideshow below.