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A beloved PlayStation FPS franchise from the PS2 era could finally be making its long-awaited comeback, with reports suggesting that a new entry may already be in production.

Nicolas Cage’s Spider-Noir was a shockingly well-received entry into the vast Spider-Man franchise—or the Spider-Verse, if you will—when it debuted on May 25. The Prime Video series’ overwhelmingly popular reception (with the show currently sitting at a 92% critic score and 90% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes) seemed to defy the odds in myriad ways,…

Naughty Dog co-president Neil Druckmann has provided a new update about the future of The Last of Us. Currently, Druckmann and those within Naughty Dog are hard at work on Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet, which is planned to come to PS5 at some point in the future. Since the game’s announcement back in 2024, many…

Now that The Dog Stars is out of the way, having premiered to scathing reviews and a less-than-stellar reception, it seems that director Ridley Scott is setting his sights back on the Alien franchise—and he has some pretty big opinions on the franchise from Romulus onward and where it went wrong; in his mind, this…

“Kingdom Hearts” is heading to Disney+ as an original anime series, and franchise creator Tetsuya Nomura is already playing coy about what fans should expect.

When it comes to horror in the 2010s, you can’t dismiss the Insidious franchise. Created by Leigh Whannell and James Wan and produced by Sony and Blumhouse Productions, the films at the time of this writing have made over $744 million worldwide, while spending $60.5 million on budget combined. When it comes to horror budgets…

Actress Hayden Panettiere, best known to many fans for her role as Claire Bennet in the NBC TV series Heroes and for playing Kirby Reed in the Screammovie franchise, among other films and shows, has passed away. ABC News brings word of her death, with a statement from her representatives confirming it. No details about…

Los Angeles [US], July 31 (ANI): The popular ‘The Walking Dead’ franchise is all set to stream on both Netflix and AMC+, beginning in 2027 as part of a new five-year deal, as per Variety. The co-exclusive USD 500 million global licensing deal between Netflix and AMC Global Media covers the original ‘The Walking Dead’…

Netflix has struck a deal to stream the first four series in the Power franchise internationally!

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