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Video Games Chronicle report that an N7 day lithograph description may have unintentionally revealed plans for the next Mass Effect game to see a return of major character Shepard from the original trilogy.
That description has since been altered and officially brushed off as a mistake but with ambiguous language which doesn't explicitly deny Shepard's return.
Amazon Studios have renewed near future virutal afterlife comedy Upload for a third season.
The announcement also details that since premiering on March 11, it "has remained a Top 10 series on the service."
Returning showrunner Russell T. Davies confirmed that he planted "a couple of misleading things" about the identity of the actor who will next play Doctor Who.
We now know that our next Doctor Who will be played by Ncuti Gatwa of Sex Education fame and this is being framed explicitly as not a diversity hire.
Once upon a time, cosplay (costume play), larping (live action roleplaying) and ARGs (alternate reality games) were the domain of geeks but are increasingly becoming mainstream.
How mainstream, you ask? Ahead of its cinema release next month Jurassic World Dominion, or rather the "Department of Prehistoric Wildlife", has launched a dinotracker website.
We have our first look at season four of Westworld this morning courtesy of a teaser from HBO.
After three compelling and constantly surprising seasons they appear to have pulled yet another rabbit out of their hat with swarms of flies and something which looks like giant spider webs.
Netflix have released a trailer for the upcoming season 3 of their animated sci-fi horror anthology series, Love, Death & Robots.
We haven't had a chance to watch this series yet but like their earlier teaser, this video impressed, intrigued and made us chuckle.
The Avatar 2 teaser trailer which premiered with Doctor Strange in cinemas has now been released.
As you'd expect from the original film, it's utterly gorgeous.
Director James Gunn has tweeted a wrap announcement for the Guardians of the Galaxy trilogy.
That's slightly interesting in its own right but when sharing the news he also teased a secret.
Deadline have published a detailed analysis of how Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness fared in its opening weekend.
Raking in $185 million US, that puts it ahead of The Batman ($135 million) and behind Spider-Man: No Way Home ($260 million).
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