Mysteryman

Agreed. Back then it was truly a marvel and still is. I remember watching it in a theatre and got shivers when I was a kid. None of its sequels gave me the same feeling.

Yeah. Its key success is its loyalty (mostly) to the source material. If only other live action movies/shows follow this simple idea and not ticking off diversity boxes or alternate storylines.

Saw One piece live action. Watched with low expectations. One of the rare times it is a properly made live action which mostly follows the source material.

One of the best games. Will replay the game once the rumored DLC drops

Excellent news- betting on the Joshua and Cid DLCs.

Hope we will get another trailer with a release date at TGS or the rumored State of Play.

Heard that there is a massive restructuring at 343. Looks like we wont get a campaign for years with a strong possibility it will get another reboot. Every game since 4 is a reboot. lol.

Dont bother. They went off the rails with the reboot with its wokeness. Hope they wont sell off Crystal Dynamics and Eidos. Even these studios are in shaky waters. CD is working on Perfect Dark (troubled development) and new Tomb Raider.

Hoping this game turns out great. Need to add setpieces. Great environment but Repetitive gameplay is a concern.

Arrogant Sony strikes again. GAAS money is not enough for Jimmy.

Psychological horror and Southern Gothic meet in this revisit of the survival-horror classic Alone in the Dark This love letter to the cult game of the 90s will make you live a story as sinister as memorable through the eyes of one of the two protagonists. As Edward Carnby or Emily Hartwood, explore the various environments, fight monsters, solve puzzles and discover the terrible truth about Derceto's mansion... In the deep south of the United States during the 1920s, Emily Hartwood's uncle disappeared. Accompanied by private detective Edward Carnby, she goes in search of him in the mansion of Derceto, a psychiatric asylum where prowls... Something. You will meet strange occupiers, nightmarish kingdoms, dangerous monsters, and lift the veil on an evil conspiracy. At the confluence between reality, mystery and madness, the adventure that awaits you may undermine your certainties. Who are you going to trust, what are you going to believe and what will you do next?‎ ‎· Explore Derceto's mansion in this revisit of Alone in the Dark, a true love letter to the 90s horror classic.‎ ‎· Go back to the roots of psychological horror and experience an atmospheric adventure worthy of the game that founded the genre.‎ ‎· Immerse yourself in a world punctuated by sounds that will give you goosebumps against a backdrop of doom jazz as memorable as it is hypnotic.‎ ‎· Feel the adrenaline as you desperately try to survive a world where reality is beginning to crumble, evil lurks in every shadow, and ammunition is scarce.‎ ‎· Experience this nightmare from the perspective of Emily Hartwood or Edward Carnby and unearth the dark secrets of a Gothic mansion.‎ ‎· Go beyond imagination through a complex psychological story written by cult screenwriter Mikael Hedberg, author of SOMA and Amnesia.‎

Experience improved visuals, enhanced character models & richer environmental details in a remaster of Remedy Entertainment’s classic game. Alan Wake Remastered includes the main game and its two story expansions - The Signal and The Writer - with the complete experience rendered in all-new 4K visuals. Alan Wake Remastered is available October 5.

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Release date: TBA 2019 Platforms: PlayStation 4/ Xbox One / PC Developer: Remedy Publisher: 505 Games Genre: Action/Adventure/Shooter Control is a supernatural third-person action-adventure that takes place in a universe similar to the one in Quantum Break. After a secretive agency in New York is invaded by an otherworldly threat, you become the new director struggling to regain control. Instead of taking place in a science fiction setting, Control explores mysticism in a modern light. The game will challenge you to master a combination of supernatural abilities, modifiable loadouts, and reactive environments while fighting through a deep and unpredictable world. The gameplay is similar to Quantum Break so those who played the Microsoft exclusive should feel right at home.

Release date: October 5, 2018 Platforms: PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One Publisher: Ubisoft Genre: Action/Adventure 1. Choose your character Assassin's Creed: Odyssey lets you choose who to play as. You pick between Kassandra, the female protagonist, or Alexios, the male protagonist, both of whom are descendants of Leonidas I, the famous king of Sparta during the Second Persian War. The choice won't really affect the game that much, but it allows players to further personalize their experience. 2. New combat abilities Odyssey spices up the series' combat with new special abilities. During any given fight, you build up an ability meter that can be spent on a handful of abilities like a powerful Spartan kick that sends enemies flying, a ranged attack that allows you to nock several arrows in a single shot, and a melee move where you steal your enemy's shield and bash them with it. 3. Boats are back in a big way Taking a note from Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag, naval warfare is back, baby. With the Aegean Sea at your fingertips, it's only natural that ship battles are a feature of the landscape. You can build up a crew, take down pirate ships, board other boats, and kick enemies into the sea to watch them get eaten by sharks. 4. Choices matter Your input and behavior in Assassin's Creed: Odyssey has a big impact on the game. During the main storyline and in side quests, players will be able to make decisions about how to tackle certain predicaments and who they form positive and negative relationships with. These decisions will even have an impact on how the game ends. 5. Mercenaries Odyssey has its own system of checks and balances with the inclusion of mercenaries. Because there is no formal police service in Greece, citizens will employ mercenaries to take out people who have wronged them, including you. 6. Big battles Odyssey takes place during the Peloponnesian War, which means there will be large-scale battles like the series has never seen before. Players can help Spartan armies fight back against Athenians in these battles by taking out random soldiers as well as key commanders and heroes to turn the tide of the war in Sparta's favor.