At Gamescom, we had the opportunity to sit down with Michael Chu, the Senior Game Designer of Overwatch. Though time was limited, we managed to ask him a couple of questiosn about Blizzard's first ever FPS.

“Civil War” –  the comic book that is – was a knock-down drag-out running battle across the breadth of the Marvel Comics Universe as essentially small armies of heroes went to complete and utter war with each other over the Superhero Registration Act. By necessity, Captain America: Civil War can’t be the same thing, despite borrowing the title and general …

We caught up with Eidos at Gamescom to chat about Adam Jensen - and how he's far more offensively capable in his upcoming sequel.

When it comes to the RED movies, the “R” might stand for “retired”, but that clearly doesn’t apply to the property on a whole. After two films – 2010’s really fun, hugely successful RED and 2013’s less fun, less successful RED 2 – the movie franchise is now being brought to TV, courtesy of original movie scribes Jon Hoeber and Erich …

The first Ride Along film wasn’t exactly groundbreaking comedy. It was filled with cliches, tired old tropes and a predictable plot which was easily resolved. And yet, that film worked, thanks to the chemistry between stars Ice Cube and Kevin Hart. And while Ice Cube may have come straight outta Compton and straight into Hollywood with his well-practised cranky cop …

While Man of Steel certainly has its fair share of fans, and Batman v Superman: Lawn of Lushness* is looking quite good, there’s no denying that DC Comics still have a way to go to catch up to the rival Marvel on the movies front. On TV things are a lot different though. DC’s TV roster currently boast fan-favourites The …

[column size=one_half position=first ] We might as well address the elephant in the room. The Hunger Games – either you thought of that immediately or you are now wondering what this modern classic of extreme Japanese cinema has to do with Katniss and her rebels. Last Updated: August 17, 2015

I’ve been a gigantic fan of Brit Marling ever since the writer/actor’s award-winning parallel-Earth love story Another Earth and her mindbending time-travel (maybe) follow-up Sound of My Voice. For The Keeping Room she’s going back to the past again, except this time she’s not a quasi-time traveller starting a cult, as director Daniel Barber rather throws her into the middle of …