Month: December 2020
Vin Diesel will punch dinosaurs in the sequel to Ark: Survival Evolved Ark 2
Fans of survival action, meet fans of Vin Diesel – which is everyone, right? The Fast and Furious megastar is starring in the sequel to Ark: Survival Evolved, with a trailer debuting at the Game Awards 2020 showing Diesel doing what he would theoretically do best: punch dinosaur men. The…
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Play ‘Disco Elysium’ on consoles in 2021 with ‘The Final Cut’
Disco Elysium, a genre-bending RPG that became a cult classic when it debuted in October 2019, is heading to consoles in 2021. Disco Elysium: The Final Cut adds full voice acting to the game, as well as new quests, more characters and fresh explorabl… Source
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Vin Diesel is a dinosaur hunter in Ark 2
Ark: Survival Evolved is returning for a sequel with Ark 2, starring Fast and Furious actor Vin Diesel. The news was announced today during The Game Awards with a trailer. Diesel will play a character named Santiago. Ark: Survival Evolved was released in 2017 by Studio Wildcard. In the action-adventure…
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The Fantastic Four will join the Marvel Cinematic Universe in an upcoming movie directed by Jon Watts
Marvel Studios Kevin Feige has announced that the company is working on a new Fantastic Four movie, set to be directed by Spider-Man: Homecoming and Spider-Man: Far From Home director Jon Watts. There’s virtually no information on the project outside of Watts’ name and a teaser logo, but the news…
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Back 4 Blood is the Left 4 Dead 3 we’ll never get from Valve Back 4 Blood
Turtle Rock, which is a developer formed by bunch of developers that worked on Left 4 Dead and Left 4 Dead 2 announced Back 4 Blood at The Game Awards 2020. The game apparently wears its influences on its sleeves, as it’s a four-player co-op survival game against a zombie…
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Facebook’s Global Ad Machine Is The Company’s $80 Billion Annual Lifeblood. Workers Say It Puts Profits Over People.
Two years ago, a handful of Facebook employees began to raise internal alarms about a series of advertisements appearing in their news feeds. Purchased by a then up-and-coming lip-synching app called Musical.ly — now known as TikTok — the ads featured teenage girls provocatively gyrating to music in short video…
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