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Marvel · JapanMarvel Studios hasn’t yet announced any plans to actually give the X-Men their own Marvel Cinematic Universe movie — and even if the company announced one tomorrow, the production pipeline means it wouldn’t come out before 2027 or ’28 at the earliest. But that certainly hasn’t stopped the creative minds behind MCU movies from playing around in the borders of X-Men continuity, and Captain America: Brave New World is no exception. Brave New World…See the Story
Marvel movies are still using X-Men flavor without X-Men nutrition
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Tokyo, Japan · TokyoBack in 2017, Studio Koba announced Narita Boy, a game named after Tokyo’s second-biggest airport that seemed custom built for Kickstarter. It had slim-fit pixel art characters in a neon side-scrolling world. It had nostalgic ‘80s anime vibes with modern visual effects. It had a story of a developer — former Friend & Foe team member Eduardo Fornieles — going back to his hometown to make the game he always dreamed of. It was just a concept at tha…See the Story
How to name your game after a Japanese airport, twice
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Jackie ChanHere’s a weird fact: Shortly before the tragic events of 9/11, Jackie Chan was in pre-production on an action movie called “Nosebleed,” in which he would have played a window washer fighting terrorists at the World Trade Center. That movie obviously never got made, but the concept has apparently been floating around in the ether, because nearly 25 years later we’ve got “Cleaner,” a “Die Hard” knockoff starring Daisy Ridley as a window washer fig…See the Story
‘Cleaner’ Review: Daisy Ridley Does Die Hard in a Film That Doesn’t Try Hard
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My Loyal Shield treasure map location and solution in Avowed
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