HBO's upcoming zombie apocalypse drama The Last of Us starring Games of Thrones' Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey just upped the dragon factor in their trailer.
Ending with a giant reptilian thing climbing out of a pit. We don't want to say lizard because its front feet look more like human hands.
The BBC have unveiled what they're calling a new(ish) logo for Doctor Who's 60th anniversary.
Coming off a controversial thirteenth Doctor and amidst big changes like the Disney deal and a bigger budget, they're leaning into tradition for this one.
Reviews for survival horror The Callisto Protocol are coming in and like Gotham Knights, some major sites (Gamespot) have scored it a terrifying 5 out of 10. Its current review average on Metacritic is 74.
Horizon Forbidden West, Stray and Grounded garnered critical praise but not as much as fantasy titles Elden Ring and God of War: Ragnarok.
Marvel have released the trailer for Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3.
While more Guardians films might be made, this will be James Gunn's final Marvel film - he's in the captain's chair over at DC now - and probably also the end for this group of characters.
For US, Canadian, UK and EU residents only, sorry to tease Aussies, Valve is offering to give away one Steam Deck per minute to registered participants who watch The Game Awards through Steam.
San Francisco's Board of Supervisors have approved police deployment of remote controlled robots with lethal capacity, in emergency and crisis situations.
These are not autonomous AI driven machines. Humans will control them. So not Robocop yet, though autonomous killer drones do exist and have been used by the military.
This week we've seen two non-sci fi games announce surprise sci-fi expansions - Far Cry 6 and Two Point Campus.
Fresh datamining for Assassin's Creed Valhalla indicates a possible crossover with sci-fi franchises Destiny and Monster Hunter, featuring armours and weapons from each.
