Why Star Wars Rebels Won’t End with Rogue One’s Battle of Scarif

While we know at least a couple of Star Wars Rebels characters were present for the events of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, Rebels co-creator Dave Filoni cautions that we shouldn’t expect to see the animated series tackle a re-telling of the events of that film from a different perspective in the final season.

An exciting inclusion in Rogue One for fans was seeing elements from Star Wars Rebels make it into the film. Chopper makes an onscreen appearance, while an intercom page for “General Syndulla” lets us know that Hera is on the Rebel base on Yavin right before the Battle of Scarif – and we then see the Rebels ship, the Ghost, take part in that battle.

Star Wars Rebels ship the Ghost (bottom right) as seen in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story . Star Wars Rebels ship the Ghost (bottom right) as seen in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story .

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Newt Scamander’s Brother to Appear in Fantastic Beasts 2

Newt Scamander's brother will reportedly make an appearance in the next Fantastic Beasts movie.

Variety reports that Green Room actor Callum Turner is in talks for the role of Newt’s brother in the sequel to Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, which is written by Harry Potter creator J.K. Rowling with Fantastic Beasts director David Yates returning to helm it.

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Fast and Furious Spinoff in the Works

A Fate of the Furious spinoff is reportedly in the works, set to feature Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Jason Statham.

Deadline reports that a spinoff spotlight Johnson's Luke Hobbs and Jason Statham's Deckard Shaw is in the early stages at Universal Pictures, with Fast and Furious franchise writer Chris Morgan reportedly set to write the script.

IGN has reached out to Universal Pictures for comment and will update this post should they respond.

Johnson first debuted in Fast Five as a Diplomatic Security Service agent hunting down Dominic Toretto (Vin Diesel) and his team before joining forces with them. Deckard Shaw, meanwhile, debuted in a Fast and Furious 6 post-credits scene before appearing as the main villain in Furious 7.

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EA Play 2017 Tickets Now Available

Electronic Arts has announced that tickets to its E3-adjacent event EA Play 2017 are now available.

Attendees will be able to check out some of EA's biggest games for 2017 and beyond, including Star Wars Battlefront II, FIFA 18, NBA Live 18, Madden NFL 18, and a new Need for Speed game.

EA Play will take place from June 10-12 at the Hollywood Palladium. Tickets are free but limited in quantity. You can secure a ticket to the event by registering for EA Play here.

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New Gotham Clip Shows Edward Nygma on a Rampage

When we last saw Gotham's Edward Nygma and Oswald Cobblepot, things weren't going all that great.

Things were so bad, in fact, that Edward shot Oswald and dumped his body in the Gotham river - revenge for the murder of Isabelle Isabella. Yes, the BFFs were permanently kaput.

In this exclusive scene from Gotham's springtime return, "How the Riddler Got His Name" -- airing Monday, April 24th -- Edward's a bit lost without his old bestie. Searching for a new, more lethal form of co-dependancy, Edward's targeted the intellectual and artistic community of Gotham, looking for a worthy sparring partner. Here's what happens when riddles get explosive. Take a look!

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Win Tickets to the Exclusive Call of Duty: WWII Reveal Event in London

In the immortal words of Lord Kitchener, "IGN wants YOU...to see Call of Duty: WWII before anyone else." (We may be paraphrasing.)

We're giving away 250 tickets to attend the Call of Duty: WWII Worldwide Reveal Livestream in Central London next Wednesday 26 April from 4:15pm.

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If you're successful in bagging a ticket, you'll be the very first to learn about what's to come in the new game and see it in all its crowning glory on the big screen. You'll also receive an exclusive goody bag including a t-shirt, custom thumbsticks and limited edition poster.

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Snatch and SuperMansion Renewed by Crackle

Crackle has renewed its hit series Snatch and SuperMansion.

Snatch, based on director Guy Ritchie's 2000 film of the same name, is returning for Season 2 in 2018. Since the first season premiered on the streaming service in March, it has become Crackle's most-streamed scripted original show.

Plot details for the new season have yet to be revealed, but most of the main cast, including Rupert Grint (Charlie Cavendish-Scott), Luke Pasqualino (Albert Hill), and Juliet Aubrey (Lily Hill) are returning.

Snatch is also getting a free VR experience that follows hustlers attempting to break into Sonny Castillo's (Ed Westwick) safe, and has users choose whether to keep hacking into the safe or flee once the cops arrive on the scene. For our thoughts on the series' first season, read IGN's Snatch Season 1 review.

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Call of Duty: WWII Announced

Activision has announced Call of Duty: WWII as the next game in the series. This comes on the heels of various rumors and leaks pointing to the series going back to its historical roots.

Sledgehammer Games is developing Call of Duty: WWII. The studio was previously lead on 2014’s Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, which we scored a 9.1, as well as assisting Infinity Ward on Modern Warfare 3. Co-studio heads and founders Michale Condrey and Glen Schofield previously worked at Visceral on the Dead Space series.

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