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Atom Eve's secret power is revealed - she has the ability to regenerate her body and essentially be immortal. The reveal confirms her immense power and solidifies a happy ending for Mark, despite his father's doubts. Atom Eve's immortality means that Mark can potentially be immortal too, allowing them to live a long and happy life together.

The unveiling of a secret power for Atom Eve sets the stage for Invincible's true happy ending. Atom Eve is best known for having the ability to manipulate molecules in any way she chooses. As such, she is also shown to have the power to regenerate any part of her body following an excruciating injury. Although her powers are limited throughout the series, her powers allow her to heal immediately under enough trauma.

Atom Eve learns the full extent of her healing powers in Invincible #144 by Robert Kirkman, Ryan Ottley, Cory Walker, Mark Morales,...

Talk about impossible: somehow, Mission: Impossible has blossomed into the best modern-day action franchise. Since 1996, Tom Cruise has been inviting audiences along as he defies the odds, risks his life, runs like hell, and delivers increasingly entertaining adventures. Unlike most franchises, Mission: Impossible has generally improved with each subsequent entry. Now, Mission: Impossible – Fallout is ready […]

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“Wasteland 2: Director’s Cut” is coming to Nintendo Switch in August, developer InXile Entertainment announced on Tuesday.

A turn-based role-playing game set in a post-apocalyptic American Southwest, “Wasteland 2” has over 80 hours of content. The director’s cut is an enhanced version of the original game and includes a number of fresh additions and improvements. Players can give their characters new perks and quirks, special personality traits that bestow unique bonuses or drawbacks. Precision strikes add a new tactical layer to the game’s combat. Players can cripple enemies by shooting them in the leg or knock them senseless with a blow to the head, for example. InXile has also added over 8,000 lines of new voice-over dialogue for characters and companions.

“Wasteland 2” is the sequel to Interplay’s 1988 role-playing game “Wasteland.” The original is notable for being the first-ever post-apocalyptic computer RPG. Almost a decade later, Interplay took its setting...

In light of Justice League and the whole hullabaloo surrounding ‘stache-gate,’ Henry Cavill would be forgiven for wanting some time away from the DC Extended Universe. A rumored cameo in Shazam! notwithstanding, the actor currently has no active Dceu projects on his slate – that we know of, mind you – which raises some questions about Man of Steel 2.

Indeed, when he was asked straight-up about Superman’s next solo movie during the press tour for Mission: Impossible – Fallout, Henry Cavill played coy, telling Fandango (h/t ComicBook.com) that we should expect a new standalone film for the Last Son of Krypton to land “somewhere between 2019 and 2045.”

So don’t hold your breath for the actor’s next Dceu appearance. Then again, there’s a very good chance that Henry Cavill is keeping mum in accordance with his Nda with Warner Bros.

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Wasteland 2 is getting ported to the Nintendo Switch with a bunch of improvements added to the game. If you've missed out on this amazing RPG from the makers of the original Fallout, there's no better time to try it out.

From the producer of the original Fallout comes Wasteland 2, the sequel to the first-ever post-apocalyptic computer RPG. inXile Entertainment, the studio led by Interplay founder Brian Fargo, has partnered with Nintendo to release a Switch™ announcement trailer for Wasteland 2: Director’s Cut, the critically praised game that won numerous accolades, including Game of the Year. It is expected to arrive on the Nintendo Switch this August.

Wasteland 2: Director’s Cut is an enhanced version of the original release that features numerous improvements and additions that further immerse the player in this epic adventure across a post-nuclear American Southwest.

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Looks like Fallout could be the biggest Mission yet for Tom Cruise, as the movie is tracking to have the best opening weekend of the whole series. Current industry estimates (via Variety) indicate the movie could open anywhere between $48-60 million over the July 27-29 weekend, with the most generous estimates saying it could climb as high as $65 million. What we’re getting at here is that Cruise... Read More...

Paramount Pictures released a new clip and featurette for director Christopher McQuarrie's Mission: Impossible - Fallout. The clip features Tom Cruise being chased down on a motorcycle by a bunch of cops in Paris. We've also got a new behind-the-scenes featurette that was released that focuses on Ethan Hunt and his core team which includes Simon Pegg and Ving Rhames. It also offers some insight on the new characters that are played by Henry Cavill and Rebecca Ferguson.

I've liked everything that I've seen from this movie so far. It looks like it's going to be a ton of fun and might end up being one of the best films in the franchise. I'm excited about seeing how the story of the film plays out.

The best intentions often come back to haunt you. Mission: Impossible – Fallout finds Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) and his Imf team along with some...

If setting the ultimate ticket booth touchstone is any indication, 2018 is indeed the year of the blockbuster. A little under two weeks ago, the domestic box office crossed the $6 billion threshold, making June 27th the earliest it’s ever reached that total.

What with Black Panther becoming the first African-American film to earn more than $1 billion, Avengers: Infinity War only the fourth film to ever conquer the elusive $2 billion plateau, and Incredibles 2 opening to an unprecedented $182 million – the largest debut for an animated feature of all-time, mind you – all before we reached the halfway point, the new benchmark isn’t all that surprising.

Nonetheless, should 2018 continue at this torrid pace – we’re tracking 9.4% higher than at this time last year – the total box office gross should, once again, be on the upswing, seeing as 2017 failed to keep the forward momentum going.

Three New Action Shots For Mission: Impossible – Fallout...

Paramount Pictures has released a duo of featurettes for ‘Mission: Impossible Fallout‘ that tease the upcoming installment. Now that the sixth entry into the franchise is only a little over two weeks from smashing it’s way into theaters, the marketing campaign has begun to rev up, revealing more about the story and characters in the film.

The first featurette takes a look at the team of the latest mission, which is comprised of series regulars in Ving Rhames and Simon Pegg, along with returning cast member Rebecca Fergusson as Isla Faust. The featurette mainly focuses on the inclusion of Henry Cavill’s mysterious CIA agent August Walker, who reluctantly joins the crew this time around. The second featurettes focuses on a “tougher” story this time around, teasing the personal nature of this story that Tom Cruise‘s Ethan Hunt this time around. Here are the duo of featurettes:

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Tom Cruise’s “Mission: Impossible — Fallout” is eyeing a North American opening weekend in the $60 million range, early tracking shows.

The lower end of estimates come in at $48 million, while others are speculating earnings as high as $65 million.

Tracking also revealed that total awareness is at 82%, definite interest is at 42%, and unaided awareness is a 16% for the sixth title in Paramount’s durable “Mission: Impossible” franchise, which has grossed $2.78 billion worldwide so far. “Mission: Impossible — Fallout” flies into theaters on July 27.

2015’s “Rogue Nation” had a solid $55.5 million domestic launch and wound up with $192 million domestically and $682 million worldwide. The highest opener in the franchise was 2000’s “Mission: Impossible 2” with $57.8 million, while 2011’s “Mission: Impossible: Ghost Protocol” was the lowest at $29.6 million.

Cruise wowed CinemaCon audiences in April after detailing one of the film’s major stunts. Cruise fell at 200 mph to complete a skydiving scene in 106 takes. The three-minute...

Director Christopher McQuarrie and stars Tom Cruise, Henry Cavill, Ving Rhames & Simon Pegg discuss the non-stop thrill ride of the upcoming Mission: Impossible – Fallout in the latest behind the scenes look at the movie.

The best intentions often come back to haunt you. Mission: Impossible – Fallout finds Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) and his Imf team along with some familiar allies in a race against time after a mission gone wrong. Henry Cavill, Angela Bassett, and Vanessa Kirby also join the dynamic cast with filmmaker Christopher McQuarrie returning to the helm.

Experience Mission: Impossible – Fallout in theatres, RealD 3D and IMAX on July 27, 2018.

Get tickets here: https://www.missionimpossible.com/

Left to right: Simon Pegg as Benji Dunn and Ving Rhames as Luther Stickell in Mission: Impossible – Fallout

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Imagine Vanessa Kirby's surprise when, in the spring of 2017, she was romantically linked to Tom Cruise, her co-star in Mission: Impossible — Fallout (in theaters July 27). Kirby had been in a relationship with actor Callum Turner for about two years, but the tabloids seemed to forget that detail after she was photographed kissing Cruise on the set of their upcoming blockbuster. "Even though the crew were there, it was all [in the tabloids] like, 'The next wife falls at his feet,'" Kirby recalls in the August issue of Marie Claire U.K. (on sale now). "The most disconcerting thing was the people I didn't think would believe it did, and they were texting my boyfriend, asking, 'Are you...

The last time we saw William “Bj” Blazkowicz, in 2014’s Wolfenstein: The New Order, he was in a pretty rough state. For this sequel, ported to Switch by Doom geniuses Panic Button, we get a prologue bringing the player up to date, and then the game kicks off from the moment of Blazkowicz’s resurrection.

Since its announcement, Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus has been held up as the defining example of whether a truly Aaa, current-gen third-party game could run on Nintendo’s relatively underpowered architecture. The answer is yes, but with significant compromises.

Low PC settings is the acceptable target here; and, being generous, it gives a stylised, Dishonored-type appearance. Generally, the right cutbacks have been made to achieve a mostly solid 30 Fps. Some textures are shockingly low – check out the graffiti on the helicopter – but when it’s all in motion, it’s perfectly playable. Handheld...

In preparation for ‘Fallout’ David, Devindra, and Jeff dive into every film in the ‘Mission: Impossible’ franchise. Be sure to read Erik Lundegaard’s piece on Mission: Impossible, and Matt Singer’s piece on why Mission: Impossible 2 is actually good(?). You can always e-mail us at slashfilmcast(At)gmail(Dot)com, or call and leave a voicemail at 781-583-1993. Also, […]

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Sicario: Day of the Soldado, the follow-up to 2015's Sicario, arrived weeks before Tom Cruise's latest Mission: Impossible installment. Though the two series are different genres and of markedly different scopes, perhaps they have more in common than it seems.

The Mission films, with the exception of its forthcoming sixth chapter, Mission: Impossible — Fallout, have been stand-alone stories that address a unique mission with little to no serialization from the franchise's previous installments. Each film features Cruise's Ethan Hunt alongside a recurring cast of characters as well as a different director (until Rogue Nation filmmaker Christopher McQuarrie'...

Sicario: Day of the Soldado, the follow-up to 2015's Sicario, arrived weeks before Tom Cruise's latest Mission: Impossible installment. Though the two series are different genres and of markedly different scopes, perhaps they have more in common than it seems.

The Mission films, with the exception of its forthcoming sixth chapter, Mission: Impossible — Fallout, have been stand-alone stories that address a unique mission with little to no serialization from the franchise's previous installments. Each film features Cruise's Ethan Hunt alongside a recurring cast of characters as well as a different director (until Rogue Nation filmmaker Christopher McQuarrie'...

Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to grab tickets for Mission: Impossible – Fallout, the latest film where Tom Cruise laughs in the face of death. Tickets for the spy-sequel are on sale right now, and there’s a new behind-the-scenes featurette as well. Watch the Mission: Impossible featurette below. Mission: Impossible Featurette #MissionImpossible Fallout is […]

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A Texas judge has halved the amount of money Facebook must pay ZeniMax Media for allegedly using stolen computer code in its Oculus Rift virtual reality headset, according to Bloomberg.

ZeniMax sued Facebook in 2014 after Id Software co-founder John Carmack joined Oculus as its chief technology officer. The company claimed Carmack and Oculus founder Palmer Luckey stole trade secrets and used them to create the Rift headset. It also said Facebook rushed through its acquisition process and didn’t properly vet Oculus and its executives.

ZeniMax Media is the parent company of video game publisher Bethesda Softworks, known for popular role-playing game franchises “The Elder Scrolls” and “Fallout.” It also owns Id Software, Arkane Studios, Tango Gameworks, and more. Bethesda is currently engaged in its own lawsuit over alleged stolen code with Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and Behaviour Studios. It claims the developer used code from its mobile sim “Fallout...

Comedians Casper Kelly and Nick Gibbons have a way of twisting popular culture into a nightmare version of itself for the express purpose of making you laugh uncomfortably. It’s been four years since the duo’s “Too Many Cooks” had people convincing friends to “just watch until the end.”

Their latest, “Final Deployment 4: Queen Battle Walkthrough” does for video games what “Too Many Cooks” did for 80s sitcom nostalgia. It begins with a mundane, stereotypical frat boy streamer taking players through the final boss fight of the fictional game, “Final Deployment 4.” From there, it spins rapidly out of control for nearly twice the length of 2014’s “Too Many Cooks, ”delivering commentary dipped in existentialism.

Kelly and Gibbons are no strangers to gaming. Gibbons is a diehard PlayStation 4 fan, having just finished the new “God of War.” He cites “Uncharted” and “The Last of Us” as two of his favorite games.

Bethesda showed off a decent chunk of footage from “Fallout 76” during its E3 2018 showcase earlier this month. Just in case you missed it, however, the developer released the multiplayer announcement video shown during the event so you can rewatch it at your leisure. It’s a mixture of animated Vault-Tec PSAs intercut with actual footage from the game.

The “You Will Emerge” trailer runs down character creation with the S.P.E.C.I.A.L. system and then heading out in the world to forge your own path with others or alone. The splicing of the kitschy Vault-Ten content with game footage makes for an entertaining watch, even if you caught the multiplayer reveal during E3.

The nuclear missiles available to players are shown off briefly as well, teasing untold destruction that also creates a “high-level” radiation zone teeming with difficult enemies and powerful items after the missiles are utilized.

Summer's here, and the time is right for ... top-flight popcorn entertainment along with some of the year's most unexpected indie counter-programming. Check out the Marvel Cinematic Universe's itty-bittiest defender! Or bask in the glory that is Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, doing his best John McClane (sans one leg to boot)! There's a paraplegic alcoholic's unlikely quest to get clean, courtesy of Gus Van Sant and Joaquin Phoenix! And the musical stylings of Abba via Streepness! And a Whitney Houston doc! And another Purge! So many exclamation points!

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It's time to wake up, exit the vault, and enter the post-apocalyptic wilderness of West Virginia in Bethesda's new gameplay footage from Fallout 76, featuring plenty of creepy new creatures that want to greet (and potentially eat) you throughout your travels.

"All-new graphics, lighting and landscape technology brings to life six distinct West Virginia regions. Watch Welcome to West Virginia, featured during the Bethesda E3 Showcase, to get a look at the newest location in Fallout. http://fallout.com

From the forests of Appalachia to the noxious crimson expanses of the Cranberry Bog, each region offers its own risks and rewards. Post-nuclear America has never looked so beautiful!

Bethesda Game Studios, the award-winning creators of Skyrim and Fallout 4, welcome you to Fallout 76, the online prequel where every surviving human is a real person. Work together, or not, to survive. Under the threat of nuclear annihilation, you’ll experience the largest, most...

While in West Virginia, we're gonna see some wild stuff in the wasteland! 

Betheda is really trying to make us excited for Fallout 76 and Quakecon, arent they? Yesterday, Bethesda Games Studio released a new gameplay video walking through the newest area in the Fallout series, West Virginia. This gameplay video is only around three minutes long and showcases some of the audio from the E3 Bethesda Press Conference. We also see a some amazing landscapes and what Todd and the team have brough to life from West Virginia Folk Lore! Make sure to check back here soon more more news and in August during QuakeCon. MattQuadC and myself will be attending the event on Friday and plan on having some awesome coverage for you all!   

All-new graphics, lighting and landscape technology brings to life six distinct West Virginia regions. Watch Welcome to West Virginia, featured during the Bethesda E3 Showcase,...

The Emmy mailer from Starz that went out to all 23,000 Emmy voters this spring includes 40 episodes from nine programs, each on a separate DVD. They are encased in a white hardcover book that has pictures, pull quotes from critics and lists of program and acting category submissions. Only the spreads for “Counterpart” and “Howards End” specifically ask voters to consider them additionally in the Best Writing and Directing races. The boxed set also includes a heavy golden card that has codes printed on it to access the Starz online Fyc screening room and the Starz app free this summer.

The only Starz program in contention that has received Emmy nominations previously is “Outlander,” for Best Period/Fantasy Costumes and Best Period Production Design for its second season and Best Series Music for its first season. It did not contend last year as it took an extended hiatus. Starz reaped nominations...

Warner Bros. got in bed with a tech company that jacked codes in order to fast-track and produce its "Westworld" mobile app ... so claims another company in a new lawsuit. The gaming company, Bethesda Softworks, is suing the media giant and Behaviour Interactive and, in the suit, says Behaviour stole its designs, artwork and codes ... and used them in the "Westworld" game. In docs, obtained by TMZ, Bethesda says it hired Behaviour first, in 2014, to...

The annual Steam Summer Sale is now live and, as usual, there’s a new mini-game for people to play while they empty their wallets.

This year’s sale features some deep discounts on the “Fallout” franchise, 40% off the recently released Jrpg “Ni No Kuni II,” the first ever sale for popular battle royale title “PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds,” and more. It runs from now until July 5.

The new space-themed minigame is called “Saliens.” Players can customize their saliens, pick a starting planet, and team up with friends to compete for galactic domination. If their group defeats the most enemies on a tile, they’ll claim it as their own. The groups with the most tiles when a planet is taken will get to plant their flag and claim it as their own. Players who take over planets have a chance to win Steam trading cards and free games.

“Committed to...

Top Twitter game-related tweets during E3 2018 included “Super Smash Bros. Ultimate,” “Kingdom Hearts III,” and “Fallout 76,” among other upcoming games.

Twitter released the stats surrounding the biggest gaming expo, which wrapped up Thursday, on their blog. The week of E3 came with a 94% increase in gaming-related tweets on the site, and almost 15 million tweets related to E3.

Other top games that had Twitter abuzz were the new trailers and gameplay glimpses for Naughty Dog’s “The Last of Us 2” and Kojima Productions’ “Death Stranding,” both revealed at Sony’s Press Conference.

Despite the popularity of those titles, PlayStation didn’t even crack the top three in terms of general topics. The most tweeted topic was Nintendo, with Xbox right after. Super Smash Bros. took the number three spot, followed by Fallout and then PlayStation at number five.

Nintendo seemed to have Twitter the most excited of all of the press conferences,...

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This past week we got the chance to celebrate E3, the biggest event for gamers. So why not take a chance to review what we got from the show. Plenty of announcements, but the biggest aspect of E3 is the conferences. Now that we’ve had some time to let them set in, watched parts of them a few more times, and allowed the excitement to die down, how did they do?

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Winner – Bethesda

Honestly Bethesda was the only conference I truly enjoyed 100 percent. I’m not a Fallout fan, couldn’t care less about Fallout 76, and yet they still had me excited and had a bunch of titles I wanted...

“Gtfo,” like the great four-player co-op shooters that came before it, is a game about failure. You and three friends take the guise of desperate prisoners in an unforgiving, dystopian world, and are sent down into the gloomy depths below the earth’s crust to retrieve a series of artifacts for an unnamed client known only as The Warden. As you might expect, those depths are rife with horrifically twisted “Amnesia”-esque ghoulies, who want nothing more than to wipe your party over, and over, and over again.

Get in, grab a macguffin, get out. It’s the basic formula that made “Left 4 Dead” and it’s sequel great, and it’s the same synopsis that 10 Chambers Collective lead designer Ulf Andersson employed on his previous two projects – the cultishly adored bank robbery sims “Payday” and “Payday 2.” “Maybe I just suck at deathmatches,” he laughs, when I ask him why...

“Fallout 76” is a Fallout game you can play with others. Or at least that’s how Pete Hines, senior vice president of Bethesda’s global marketing, describes the game when I ask him for a one-line breakdown.

Despite the relatively simply and completely accurate description – one that was detailed during the company’s theatrical E3 press conference – Hines believes that people still aren’t quite understanding what this latest Fallout will be.

“I think some people get it and and some absolutely do not,” he told Variety. “They think it’s straight up Pvp. They think it’s running around and shooting folk or that you can’t play by yourself, or that nukes are going off every minute or that you can grief people.

“They are judging it based on other things that say ‘online’ or ‘post apocalyptic.’”

But game director Todd Howard and his team have been working...

Welcome to the latest installment of Trailer Park, our semi-regular look at the latest trailers to hit the interwebs. This edition features a handful of the latest trailers to debut during this years E3…

Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition

Leading videogame and interactive entertainment developer and publisher, Bandai Namco Entertainment Europe today announced Tales Of Vesperia: Definitive Edition for the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch and PC digital. Tales Of Vesperia: Definitive Edition includes upscaled screen resolution, characters, events, and costumes never released outside of Japan. This updated version of an RPG classic will be released this winter.

Jump Force

Featuring the world’s most popular and classic manga/anime franchises including Dragon Ball Z, One Piece, Naruto, and many others, players will be able to create their three-character manga/anime dream tag team and take them into battle in hyper-stylish arena brawls set against backdrops of famous landmarks around...

Country Road, Take Me Home. . .to a nuclear wasteland I will kill in? 

During the Bethesda E3 Press Conference, Todd Howard announced that Fallout 76 will launch November 14th 2018 ! This was amazing news for all Bethesda fans, but we also learned the game can be played solo and fully online. This will completely change the way you take on the wasteland, but will add a much-needed Co-op feature to the franchise.

You will also have the ability to launch nukes against other online players, build your own town friends, pose with your friends for pictures in game, and much more. From what we have seen from the gameplay shown, this will be a true Fallout experience with the added pleasure of online co-op.

It was also announced that a collector's edition named Power Armor Edition will be launching for $119, and will include a d=Duffel Bag, Exclusive Steelcase, Collectible Fallout figurines,...

You must rebuild not only walls but hearts in Bethesda's new E3 teaser trailer for the highly anticipated Fallout 76, which will take gamers to the post-apocalyptic countryside of the American wasteland:

"Watch the official trailer for Fallout 76, arriving worldwide November 14, 2018.

Visit Fallout at: Fallout.com

Bethesda Game Studios, the award-winning creators of Skyrim and Fallout 4, welcome you to Fallout 76, the online prequel where every surviving human is a real person. Work together, or not, to survive. Under the threat of nuclear annihilation, you’ll experience the largest, most dynamic world ever created in the legendary Fallout universe.

Stay alert and follow Fallout on social media: Official Site – fallout.com Facebook – https://facebook.com/fallout Twitter – https://twitter.com/fallout Instagram – https://instagram.com/fallout"





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Bethesda Game Studios has released the long-awaited first trailer for their upcoming game Fallout 76 and it's fantastic! It was also confirmed that the game will be an online Mmo prequel to the franchise. But, if you're not interested in the multi-player gaming, it's said that there will also be a solo gaming experience. Here are the details:

Reclamation Day, 2102. Twenty-five years after the bombs fall, you and your fellow Vault Dwellers – chosen from the nation’s best and brightest – emerge into post-nuclear America. Play solo or band together as you explore, quest, build and triumph against the wasteland’s greatest threats.Multiplayer finally comes to the epic open-world RPGs of Bethesda Game Studios. Create your character with the S.P.E.C.I.A.L. system and forge your own path in a new and untamed wasteland with hundreds of locations. Whether you journey alone or with friends, a new and unique Fallout adventure awaits.

Bethesda brought tons of “Fallout 76” gameplay footage, intercut with a series of animated, in-universe Vault-Tec videos, to E3 Sunday night. The new title is an all-online survival RPG.

“Multiplayer finally comes to the epic open-world RPGs of Bethesda Game Studios,” the developer said in a news release. “Create your character with the S.P.E.C.I.A.L. system and forge your own path in a new and untamed wasteland with hundreds of locations. Whether you journey alone or with friends, a new and unique Fallout adventure awaits.”

The game takes place in the post-atomic ruins of West Virginia.

“Go it alone or with fellow survivors to unlock access to the ultimate weapon — Nuclear Missiles,” Bethesda’s post teases. “This destruction also creates a high-level zone with rare and valuable resources. Do you protect or unleash the power of the atom? The choice is yours.”

“Fallout 76” will have an...

Bethesda revealed two new games at the end of their E3 2018 conference.

At the end of their conference Bethesda showcased two games that are "further out" than this year. Most of the titles shown were expected to be released this year, or early next year, but these two are expected "beyond" these titles.

The first was a title that goes by Starfield. The teaser was all that was shown, seen below, and not much else was followed up. The game is set to be the "biggest" game they have ever done, and different than anything they have done. Fans have wanted a sci-fi style game similar to their Fallout and Scrolls titles and this very well be it. The studio has been hinting at a sci-fi title for years.

The second game is The Elder Scrolls VI which is set to release after Starfield so it is still a bit ways out from release.

“Fallout 76” will be “entirely online,” Bethesda announced at their E3 presser on Sunday.

Players will be able to join friend’s parties and progress will follow them, or they can choose to go it alone and play solo.

Game Director Todd Howard explained the advantages of the latest in the “Fallout” franchise being an online RPG.

“You’ll be who you want, exploring a huge world, doing quests, experiencing a story and leveling up,” Howard said.

The upcoming game also finally has a release date of Nov. 14, 2018.

Howard jokingly called the title a “softcore survival” title, as death in the game won’t mean loss of progress. He also gave some background information on the upcoming title, explaining that vault 76 was built for America’s tercentenary. The player is one of the very few chosen to reside in the vault, and spends 25 years waiting for reclamation day — the day when...

The trailer for “Fallout 76” debuted during the Xbox press conference today. The game is a prequel to every other “Fallout” title.

This story is developing.

The Electronic Entertainment Expo kicked off Sunday with the Xbox E3 2018 Briefing at 1 p.m. Pt; you can watch the broadcast live here. The presser is being held at the Microsoft Theater across the street from the main event area. This year’s E3 takes place this week, from June 12 to June 14, at the Los Angeles Convention Center. Twitch’s official coverage of the event began in earnest Sunday afternoon.

Follow all of Variety‘s E3 2018 coverage, which includes breaking news, original interviews, and hands-on impressions, right here.

“Fast & Furious” producer Neal Moritz and Paramount CEO Jim Gianopulos sat down at the Produced By Conference to discuss their thoughts on the industry… including why they want to give Sega’s animated hero Sonic the Hedgehog a movie.

With James Marsden and Tika Sumpter attached to star in the live-action/animated hybrid, “Sonic the Hedgehog” will be the first film made as part of the first-look deal between Paramount and Moritz’s Original Films banner, which will start next year.

The pitch to make a Sonic movie first came to Moritz several years ago during his partnership with Sony and was won over by the enthusiasm of the team that wanted to make it.

“I thirst for a project with a director that has a clear vision of what he wants to make, and I can just clear the road for him,” Moritz explained at the annual event...

When it comes to smiles, Tom Cruise’s teeth might take the cake — unless you look very closely. More than three decades in to his career, Tom is still one of the hottest actors in showbiz. He’s starring in the upcoming film Mission: Impossible — Fallout, scheduled for release on July 27, and we know his impeccable acting chops and winning good looks will make the movie a great one. No matter how phenomenal he is as an actor, we can’t help but notice that Tom’s smile consists of a rather odd middle tooth. Don’t believe us? Check out photos of Tom Cruise’s middle tooth! (Photo Credit: Getty Images) While he has amazing pearly whites, Tom’s 100-watt grin has one tooth that’s just a bit out of place. You can see from the photo that his teeth aren’t exactly symmetrical with the center of his face.

We’re less than two months away from the theatrical release of “Mission: Impossible – Fallout,” and Paramount has just released yet another great trailer for the film. Paramount’s marketing for ‘Fallout’ has been exciting, to say the least; from the intense musicality of the first trailer to the multiple insights and featurettes on Tom Cruise’s stunt work, it’s hard to believe anticipation for the hardy franchise’s sixth installment had room to grow.

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It's time for another edition of the 2nd Opinion Podcast! Join S0LEB and his crew as they digest the latest Fallout announcement, Assassin's Creed release, and more in episode 214: "E3 is Where the Fallout Is??"!

Welcome back to another episode of the 2nd Opinion Podcast! This episode we have a lot to talk about with E3 right around the corner! Some of the topics consist of Agony being disgusting, Fear the Wolves coming to PC, Assassins Creed Odyssey, and more! We also discuss Fallout 76 being announced and what we think may happen with this title! Please make sure to check us out on 2ndOpinionPod.com and Cinelinx.com ! Check out our great podcasts, gaming news, 1st and Tens, and more at 2ndOpinionPod.com! Here at 2nd Opinion Productions, we aim to create a central location for podcasts to come together. We feel this allows for an open, diverse...

Tom Cruise made history with his latest death-defying stunt!

In a new behind-the-scenes look at the making of Mission: Impossible — Fallout, fans get to learn a little bit about all the work that went into one of the film’s biggest stunts — a Halo jump.

In order to properly complete the Halo jump (which stands for “high altitude low open”), Cruise jumped out of a plane while it was 25,000 feet in the air and plummeted towards the ground at 200 miles per hour, waiting to deploy his parachute until he was just 2,000 feet away from crashing into the ground.

“Tom will...

While I was at CinemaCon earlier this year, Tom Cruise and director Christopher McQuarrie shared a video featurette for Mission: Impossible - Fallout giving us a behind-the-scenes look at one of the most insane stunts that Tom Cruise has ever done in a film. A video similar to that has been released and it shows us what exactly went into pulling off the Halo jump. This means the actor would jump out of a plane at 25,000 to 35,000 feet and then pull his shute at the closest he possibly could to the ground without being killed. Oh yeah, and Henry Cavill had to do it too!

Everyone told them that pulling this off would be impossible, but apparently, Tom Cruise doesn't know the meaning of the word because he did it. Here's a description I previously wrote from what I learned about it at CinemaCon:

The three-minute scene takes place above Paris at sunset.

Some missions are not a choice. Watch the official featurette from Mission: Impossible – Fallout starring Tom Cruise where he completes a High Altitude Low Open skydive jump from over 25,000 feet while the plane is travelling at 165mph.

It’s an insane stunt, but Cruise pulls it off – awesome!

The best intentions often come back to haunt you. Mission: Impossible – Fallout finds Ethan Hunt and his Imf team along with some familiar allies in a race against time after a mission gone wrong.

Henry Cavill, Angela Bassett, and Vanessa Kirby also join the dynamic cast with filmmaker Christopher McQuarrie (“Jack Reacher”) returning to the helm.

Mission: Impossible – Fallout is in theatres July 27, 2018.

Visit the official site: facebook.com/MissionImpossibleMovie

Tom Cruise as Ethan Hunt

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With each new Mission: Impossible movie Tom Cruise and the gang find a new way to top the insanity of the previous outing, no matter how impossible a mission that may seem. In the new movie – Fallout – we will witness the most complex, dangerous, and daring stunt sequence yet when Cruise does a real Halo jump from 25,000 feet. The new featurette for the movie explores all the planning and... Read More...

Tom Cruise broke his ankle while filming “Mission: Impossible – Fallout,” and the injury didn’t even occur during the most serious stunt. The 55-year-old — whose penchant for performing death-defying feats himself rather than relying on stuntmen — also performed the highly dangerous Halo Jump to once again make Ethan Hunt’s exploits feel as real as possible. Watch a behind-the-scenes look at the stunt below.

Said jumps usually take place at 25,000 feet, which is high enough to induce hypoxia and “the bends” — “You start losing your mind and you don’t realize it,” says one stunt coordinator in the video. Everyone else in in the featurette likewise plays up how dangerous the jump was, as there’s much that can go wrong and no room for error. Cruise himself doesn’t add much other than saying how excited he is for audiences to see this latest act of derring-do.

“Fallout” is...

Tom Cruise on Sunday shared a behind-the-scenes video on Twitter detailing the dangerous "Halo jump" stunt from his upcoming film Mission Impossible — Fallout.

The video shows Cruise undergoing rigorous rehearsals in a massive, specially designed wind tunnel, as well as numerous practice jumps leading up to the shoot. "No one thought it would require over 100 jumps to get the scene," says director Christopher McQuarrie in the video.

The scene sees Cruise's character, Ethan Hunt, performing a Halo jump (High Altitude, Low Open), a maneuver used by military personal to infiltrate hostile areas by jumping from ...

Tom Cruise on Sunday shared a behind-the-scenes video on Twitter detailing the dangerous "Halo jump" stunt from his upcoming film Mission Impossible — Fallout.

The video shows Cruise undergoing rigorous rehearsals in a massive, specially designed wind tunnel, as well as numerous practice jumps leading up to the shoot. "No one thought it would require over 100 jumps to get the scene," says director Christopher McQuarrie in the video.

The scene sees Cruise's character, Ethan Hunt, performing a Halo jump (High Altitude, Low Open), a maneuver used by military personal to infiltrate hostile areas by jumping from ...

The latest installment in the Fallout series is 2015’s Fallout 4, which means an announcement for a new entry was about due. On May 30, Bethesda revealed Fallout 76 through a live stream, though this installment may differ from its predecessors. Fallout 76 Announced, May Be A Departure For The Series Fallout 76‘s reveal occurred […]

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