It may a bit too much like a movie, but The Order: 1886 is a charming one-off for PlayStation's cinematic brand.

The DCEU officially may have rolled its final credits with "Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom," but we're still itching to see what James Gunn and Peter Safran have up their sleeves for the revamped DCU.

While the Marvel Cinematic Universe is the king of the box office, with characters like Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman at their disposal, DC arguably has the more popular cast of characters.

Its cel-shaded aesthetic takes a while to warm up to during quieter moments, which play like a feature-length video game cutscene ... what’s next for the DC Universe on film and TV, and ...

The Warhammer 40,000 episode of Amazon's Secret Level was an easy favorite because it felt the least like a long commercial, ...

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Ludicrously well-produced cutscenes tell the story ... quickly introduces new perspectives and classic locales from the DC universe, making this a speedy round trip of several decades of comic ...

At PlayStation’s State of Play broadcast, Capcom debuted the official launch trailer for Monster Hunter Wilds™ and teased the ...