German developer Nukklear have announced a partnership with Funcom on the upcoming multiplayer surival game, Dune.
There aren't any substantial new details here but we might infer that the popularity of this year's Dune film has encouraged Funcom, or new owners Tencent, to upscale their vision for this project.
David Lynch's 1984 Dune is widely regarded as a bit of a stinker and even Lynch himself disowns it citing interference from above. It won Worst Picture in the 7th Stinkers Bad Movie Awards.
In an interview with Games Radar, Ridley Scott reveals that it was stink which caused him to leave that Dune during pre-production.
The Oz Comic-Con Homegrown makes its return today at the Sydney Showground. Hopefully everyone is having a great time and our own people who are in attendance will have lots talk about on this week's show.
In the meantime to satisfy your comic-con cravings you can take a look at one of its international sister events, the San Diego Comic-Con Special Edition which like ours, returned last week in a somewhat curtailed format this year because of COVID.
After Star Trek: Discovery unexpectedly vanished from Netflix recently just before season 4 was due to release, many viewers might have checked the Paramount+ listings in Australia, seen that Discovery wasn't there, and not thought to check again.
CD Projekt Red have pulled a surprise rabbit out of their hat - a limited edition Cyberpunk 2077 (700) $500 (US) / $713 (OZ) watch.
Approaching the first anniversary of their launch and also nearing Christmas, we might have predicted some kind of update or one of their promised small DLC.
