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Director Gets David Harbour to be Badass Santa Claus

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2 months ago

October 8, 2022

Karl Telintelo

In the movie Violent Night from director Tommy Wirkola, David Harbour plays the real-life Santa Claus who gets caught up in a dangerous hostage-taking and robbery scheme while making his rounds on Christmas Eve and is prepared to carry out severe, fatal justice to anyone on his bad list.

Something Unique

Santa has been portrayed in films innumerable times, but never in this way. Harbour’s St. Nick is acting more like John McClane in this scene, fending off armed thugs with decorations, tree toppers, and even a little bit of traditional Kris Kringle magic.

Following Suit

Violent Night isn’t just that, as Wirkola readily acknowledges. There are even scenes in the film meant to evoke the groundbreaking 1988 action film Die Hard as he had planned and made sure of while directing it.

Mahttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kN_ahopDmNwke sure you check out the trailer right here!

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Trailer for John Wick’s Open World Game has Dropped and Amazes Fans

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1 hour ago

December 1, 2022

Karl Telintelo

It was recently made public that Lionsgate, the studio that makes the John Wick movies, is “fielding proposals” for a prospective AAA John Wick game. It’s about time, and we believe that everyone can’t wait to see what a John Wick game would look and feel like.

Some Interesting Plans

According to Lionsgate CEO Jon Feltheimer, who stated: “We certainly are interested in moving that forward, but I don’t want to say anything more about that at this time.” So, it’s not exactly nailed down and definitely happening, but fingers crossed that sometime soon it could become reality.”

Huge Efforts

TeaserPlay, a YouTube creator, has a surprise for all of us. They’ve made a concept trailer for an open-world John Wick action game using Unreal Engine 5, and it looks amazing.

Make sure you check out the trailer of it right here!

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Tons of Fans Express Interest in a Def Jam Revival

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18 hours ago

November 30, 2022

Karl Telintelo

A popular EA series that blended fighting and hip hop has been inactive for some time. Def Jam: Icon, the company’s last real fighting game, was released in 2007, but fans have been wishing for a revival ever since.

What They Can Do

In order to show EA how much support there is for a new installment on contemporary systems, these same devoted fans have now made the decision to take matters into their own hands and start a petition. It’s been going very well so far.

Growing Strength

Over 8500 people have signed the petition to see a new Def Jam game on the PS5 and Xbox Series X, which was started by YouTube creator RAH GAMING. Many have also left comments expressing how much they would value the series’ return.

Ice-T also joined the Def Jam comeback earlier this year when he requested a Fight for New York revival on Twitter, predicting that it “would be a huge hit all over again.” He played a role in the game too, so knowing that he’d likely be open to developing a new installment if the chance presented itself is pretty reassuring.

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Yet Another Mobile Game is in the Works for Bethesda

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20 hours ago

November 30, 2022

Karl Telintelo

Bethesda, the company behind Starfield and many iconic games, is now developing a new mobile game, however it’s not clear which of its well-known titles it will be based on.

A Huge Announcement

Todd Howard, executive producer at Bethesda and director of Starfield, disclosed that the company is creating another mobile game on the most recent episode of Lex Fridman’s podcast.

Something New

Howard was frank while discussing the conceptual differences between creating a game for a console and one for a mobile device: “Well we’ve done a few things, and we have a new mobile game that we’re working on that we haven’t announced yet that I am in love with.”

He made no other hints as to the game’s genre, release date, or other details, but he did suggest that it will be a longer experience rather than a game meant to be played in spurts.