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Recent comments from Guillermo del Toro and Norman Reedus suggest that their collaborative survival horror project with Hideo Kojima, Silent Hills, has been cancelled.

One of the top adventure game studios in the industry is partnering up with the house of Iron Man, the X-Men and Thor, with their first project debuting in 2017.

When it was announced that a Mad Max video game was arriving later this year, most discerning gamers and movie fans assumed it would be a quick cash-in on Mad Max: Fury Road. The new trailer, our first extended look at the game, is a nice reminder that we shouldn’t be so quick to judge. Simply titled Mad Max, the game isn’t specifically based on the new movie. Instead, it seemingly borrows from all four films to create an open-world game that encompasses everything you love about George Miller’s post-apocalyptic action series.

About a month ago, surprising news broke that Nintendo’s The Legend of Zelda might at long last get the live-action treatment with a Game of Thrones-style Netflix series, odd considering the video game juggernaut’s usual reticence with intellectual properties. Now, Nintendo boss Satoru Iwata has reportedly denied the project’s development, albeit with a bit of wiggle room.

Everybody hold on to your pants because Batman: Arkham Knight has been rated "M for Mature" and we're freaking out.

There have not been many good video game movies. Have there been any good video game movies? No, not really but there have at least been some okay video game movies. Sadly, there are a lot more really bad video game movies. We teamed up with our video game based sister site Arcade Sushi to mash some buttons in a special episode of 5x5 to find the worst video game movies of all-time. You're welcome, nobody.

Michael Fassbender, Marion Cotillard and director Justin Kurzel recently wrapped filming on an adaptation of Shakespeare's Macbeth, which The Weinstein Co. will release later this year. Now, all three have agreed to reunite...on an adaptation of a video game. Cotillard has signed on to co-star with Fassbender in Assassin's Creed, which Kurzel will direct.

Well, smash my pots and mask my Majoras, this is unexpected. After decades of stalled developments and rumors, ‘The Legend of Zelda’ might at long last get the live-action treatment, emerging as a potential new Netflix TV series. Rupee-hiding shrubs, you’ve been warned.

Last night, we reported that 20th Century Fox was shaking up its schedule, maneuvering sequels to ‘Dawn of the Planet of the Apes’ and ‘Fantastic Four’ into new positions. However, one of the films given a new release date is a project that continues to perplex us: the adaptation of the popular video game ‘Assassin’s Creed,’ which was first announced ages ago as a franchise for Michael Fassbender. Will we ever see this movie or will it continue to keep shifting further and further backwards on Fox’s schedule until it vanishes altogether?

Over the last few years or so, Activision has been featuring beloved actors in their Call of Duty trailers. Just a couple of months back, Taylor Kitsch and Emily Ratajkowski (‘Gone Girl’) starred in the trailer for Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, which was directed by Peter Berg. Today the folks at Activision are stepping up their trailer game even further, with this new teaser for Call of Duty Online featuring ‘Captain America’ himself, Chris Evans. When you think patriotism and answering the call of duty, you obviously think Captain America.