Monthly Archives: May 2017

Darksiders 3: Ask the Developers Anything

We've been covering Darksiders 3 all month long as part of IGN First, and to close things out we'd like to offer you a chance to ask the developers at Gunfire Games your burning questions about the apocalyptic action-adventure sequel. For things we've already covered, check out our hands-on preview and everything we know about the game's protagonist, Fury.

Please leave your questions in the comments below, and we'll send the best of the bunch straight to Gunfire for their consideration. Look for the answers soon!

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New Dark Tower Posters Feature Man in Black, Roland

Sony has released a new set of The Dark Tower posters, once again highlighting the film's two main characters.

Like the previous two posters that were released before the first trailer's debut, these two new images feature The Gunslinger/Roland Deschain (Idris Elba), who can be seen once again welding his two trademark six shooters, and the villain Man in Black (Matthew McConaughey). Check out the posters below.

Matthew McConaughey as the Man in Black.

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Splatoon Manga Coming to the West

The Splatoon manga series, which debuted in Japan in 2015, will be getting a western release later this year.

Pokemon, Dragon Ball, and Sailor Moon publisher, VIZ Media acquired the publishing rights for the Splatoon mana and is set to launch in print form in late 2017, after the release of Splatoon 2.

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The manga was created by Hinodeya Sankichi and is serialized in the Japanese magazine Corocoro Comic. Based on Nintendo's third-person ink shooter, the Splatoon manga is rated 'A' for all ages and features the tale of four Inklings involved in a turf war, much like the games.

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Is Boruto a Good Entry Point for New Fans?

After hundreds of episodes spanning over 15 years, the Naruto anime series finally came to an end in March. The iconic ninja’s legacy lives on with a new series featuring his son, Boruto. But is Boruto: Naruto Next Generations still a good entry point if you haven’t watched Naruto?

With several episodes already out, Crunchyroll’s Victoria Holden joins me in the video above to break down what Boruto: Naruto Next Generations does well for new fans and how it may even be a better introduction to the world of ninja than the original Naruto series.

Boruto first started airing in April and is available on Crunchyroll and Hulu. You can catch our Boruto episode reviews every week on Thursdays.

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Rick and Morty Art Book Cover Revealed

Dark Horse Comics' upcoming The Art of Rick and Morty will have a special glow-in-the dark cover, and IGN has your exclusive first look.

Coming September 12 for $39.99 the 224-page art book includes never-before-seen concept art, process pieces, illustration, and commentary from the creators. Check out the new, glow-in-the-dark cover below:

The Art of Rick and Morty

James Siciliano has written the book, with Rick and Morty co-creator Justin Roiland, as well as James McDermott, Jason Boesch, Carlos Ortega, and Andrew DeLange credited as pencillers on the hardcover art book.

IGN can also exclusively reveal new pages from the book, which offers a look at art and commentary of Rick, Morty, Mr. Meeseeks, and more.

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Destiny 2 Won’t Use Dedicated Servers

Unlike its predecessor, Destiny 2 will launch on PC as well as consoles, but there is one thing both versions of the game will continue to have in common: no dedicated servers.

In an interview with IGN, game director Luke Smith stated that dedicated servers were "just not an investment that we made for Destiny 2."

Instead, Destiny 2 will continue using peer-to-peer networking to power multiplayer matches, which could be bad news for PC players who are used to the stability of dedicated servers.

Smith explained, "The smaller team format — although it's one bigger in the Trials

case — but the smaller team format in general makes it easier for us to find tighter matches."

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Destiny 2 Trials Coming ‘Way Before’ Osiris-themed DLC

Destiny 2 will feature a Trials-like experience soon after the game's launch.

Speaking to IGN, game director Luke Smith said, "I can't imagine shipping Destiny 2 and not having a Trials-like experience there very soon." Project lead Mark Noseworthy chimed in to give a hint as to just how soon, saying, "like launch-window."

When asked if Trials will arrive before the release of Osiris-themed DLC, Noseworthy said fans can expect it "way before that." That said, Noseworthy remained tight-lipped on specifics, adding, "we've got some cool stuff planned for Trials that we're going to unveil later this year, so we don't want to give away too much."

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New Wynonna Earp: Season 2 Trailer

...and here's why.

Wynonna Earp, starring Melanie Scrofano as the monster-hunting, wise-cracking descendant of iconic lawman Wyatt Earp -- and based on based on Beau Smith's IDW Publishing series -- returns to Syfy for a second season in June and we've got an exclusive new trailer for y'all.

Check out Wynonna and sister Waverly (Dominique Provost-Chalkley) kicking ass and taking names in the demon world, leading a posse of dysfunctional allies, and bringing the paranormal to justice!

Wynonna Earp: Season 2 premieres June 9th on Syfy.

Matt Fowler is a writer for IGN and a member of the Television Critics Association (TCA). Follow him on Twitter at @TheMattFowler and Facebook at Facebook.com/MattBFowler.

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Tom Hardy to Star in Venom Movie, Releasing in 2018

Tom Hardy will star as Eddie Brock in Venom, with Zombieland's Ruben Fleischer set to direct.

IGN can confirm Hardy's involvement as Brock in the film from Sony's Marvel Universe, which will be released on October 5, 2018. Production will start this fall.

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