According to a new report, a Red Faction sequel was in development at one point before the project was canceled during Embracer’s months-long period of layoffs. While this new game in the series was pitched to higher-ups shortly after original Red Faction studio Volition had shut down, developer Fishlabs felt that it had the necessary experience to resurrect the series.
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Rumors have swirled about a handheld Xbox console for years, but none of them have ever quite panned out. At this year’s Xbox Game Showcase, Xbox chief Phil Spencer made his feelings on the matter clear. Asked about the concept in a recent interview, Spencer simply said: “I think we should have a handheld.”
While that statement–given in a discussion with IGN–appears to speak for itself, Spencer quickly stated that the interviewer will also have to speak to Sarah Bond, the president of Xbox, on the issue. He also expressed positive feelings about the future of Xbox hardware, calling it “pretty awesome,” and that he’s excited to talk about “different form factors” in that hardware.
Spencer’s response falls short of an official announcement of an Xbox hand…
Have you ever been curious about Aquaman’s origins, how Batgirl managed to swing back into action after a devastating injury, or the how the powerful Red Lantern Corps came to be? Then you’ll want to check out the DC Comics Encyclopedia, which just so happens to be on sale for just $20 (was $40) right now at Amazon. This meaty tome of comic book knowledge is a quick and easy Christmas gift to grab during the festive season.
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Actor Russell Crowe has sounded off on the current state of superhero movies and specifically responded to concerns raised by people like Madam Web star Dakota Johnson about how big films can be “made by committee.” Crowe, who himself starred in Zack Snyder’s Superman, Thor: Love and Thunder, and is set to appear in another comic book movie, Kraven the Hunter, said actors going into the process expecting them to be a “life-changing event” are misguided.
“You’re telling me you signed up for a Marvel movie, and some f**king universe for cartoon characters… and you didn’t get enough pathos? Not quite sure how I can make this better for you. It’s a gigantic machine, and they make movies at a certain size,” he told GQ. “And you know, I’ve experienced that on the DC side with Man of S…