This week double disappointment for Star Trek fans, first details for Dune: Awakening MMO, will time-travel disaster series La Brea's third season be its last, a sneak peak at the Resident Evil 4 remake and a quirky new submarine simulator goes 1.0

From that title you might surmise that Wonder Woman has hauled Bruce's butt out of some proverbial fire but in this instance the Amazon we're referring to is the streamer.

Last year HBO cancelled in development animated series Batman: Caped Crusader, and Amazon have snapped it up with a two season order.

First person shooter RoboCop: Rogue City has been delayed from June to September and as is often the way, we learn of this via a different date attached to their latest trailer.

They could have copy / pasted the stock standard seeking to produce a product of the highest quality standard type statement but why waste any of our time?

A new Star Trek promotional poster is making headlines for its notable exclusion of original leading man, William Shatner as Captain Kirk.

Every other commanding officer or equivalent is featured but representing the original crew are Spock (Leonard Nimoy) and Uhura (Nichelle Nichols).

"Welcome director to Galacticare. We specialise in the most important and humane of all industries - privatised health care."

So begins the trailer for this newly announced comic cosmic "care" game.

Former Star Wars: The Acolyte producer Karyn McCarthy is suing Lucasfilm for breach of contract.

Having last year accepted their offer while also being actively courted by Apple for their series Sugar, she says she commenced work and was terminated two weeks later.

During last year's Summer of Gaming, one of the standout trailers was for novel post-apocalyptic survival crafting game Forever Skies.

In November they delayed their early access launch into this year so they could implement more features. They've just unveiled the first of those and it strikes us as pointless.

Fresh from the trailer farm we have one for a new A.I. film called Simulant.

Simulants are androids and the trailer's dialog rattles off precepts they must obey which are reminiscent of Asimov's.

Apple series Wool starring Dune's Rebecca Ferguson (Jessica Atreides) has been renamed Silo and given a May 5 release date.

Originally named for the book on which it is based, probably there's a very clever reason underlying it.