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First, let's remember that Kingdom Hearts 2 did Pirates of the Caribbean and John Depp. And they released games called Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days, Birth By Sleep, and Dream Drop Distance, so the series is insane. 

And the idea that new Disney properties Star Wars and Marvel are, "all under consideration" for the Kingdom Hearts universe, according to co-director Tai Yasue, isn't that surprising. 

Yasue told Kotaku UK that, "Nothing’s off-limits, we’re considering all of the worlds. There are so many wonderful concepts. We’re happy about that, but at the same time it’s really tough to choose." 

Marvel and Star Wars add to an already enormous list of properties Kingdom Hearts 3 can pull from, and you know Disney will want some of its newer popular films in the mix. With how big Frozen is (in Japan, too), it seems a surefire world, but I'd like to see some Princess and the Frog in there (and more 2D from Disney, really). And would Wreck-It Ralph be too meta? 

But yeah, seeing Batman and Captain Picard would be cool, too. 

Marvel and Star Wars are "Not Off-Limits" for Kingdom Hearts 3 [Kotaku UK]

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WAAAAAAAAAAANNNNNTTTTT!!!!

J.J. Abrams has released the trailer for Star Wars: The Force Awakens and now that we're done screaming and crying all at once, we're ready to break this thing down. Behold our shot-for-shot, spoiler- and speculation-filled dissection of the new Star Wars trailer.

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Los nerds de hace más de 2000 años sabían.

You won't see any Luke, Leia, or Han, but there is plenty of other footage to see in the first glimpse at Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

New robots and landscapes, familiar spaceships, good guys, bad guys, the Millennium Falcon fighting TIE fighters, and one new lightsaber all appear in the brief, but exciting few seconds of footage below.

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Star Wars: The Force Awakens is coming to theaters December of next year.

[Source: Apple Trailers]

The Melting Toht candle looks like your regular old candle-in-the-shape-of-a-man-with-his-mouth-open candle at first glance. But light it up and you’ll see that it will slowly transform into Gestapo agent Toht from Raiders of the Lost Arc from that unforgettable scene towards the end of the movie.

Even if you haven’t seen the flick, the candle’s still awesome to watch as it burns. Hit the break for a video of that scene we’re talking about (it’s not for the faint-hearted!)

The Melting Toht candle is available from Firebox for £19.99 (about $31.)

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Rina Takeda :3

Everyone loves a good hero, and that affection is typically amplified when it comes to teams of remarkable people. But even the most powerful assembly of champions need to kick back once in a while.

Today, BioWare shared the Dragon Age: Inquisition art above. The caption made us raise an eyebrow and scurry off to confirm our suspicions.

“All great teams of heroes need time to unwind after closing a giant hole in the sky,” BioWare writes. Now what other team could they be slyly referencing? Well… this one:

Well played, BioWare. Well played. For more on Dragon Age: Inquisition, check out our review.

[Source: BioWare on Twitter]

Update #3: Lucasfilm has announced the thirty locations (including the nine Regal Cinemas theaters) that will be showing the Star Wars: The Force Awakens trailer this weekend. Here's where you can get your first, brief look at 88-seconds of Episode VII.

LucasFilm says that the teaser will arrive in theaters worldwide in December.

Update #2: Don't worry if you aren't near one of the Regal Cinemas locations mentioned earlier. It seems that AMC theaters will have the trailer, too.

The cinema chain confirmed the news via its Twitter account today. It looks like Regal Cinemas accidentally pushed their announcement live early, and more information on national distribution will be coming soon.

Update #1: Star Wars: The Force Awakens director JJ Abrams has confirmed the first trailer for the film will be in theaters this weekend. Specific locations mentioned in the Regal Cinemas tweet have not yet been reiterated.

Abrams also let fans know how long this first glimpse will be in an image via the Star Wars Twitter account.

Original Story:

In a since removed post on Twitter, Regal Cinemas has announced it will be showing the first trailer for Star Wars: The Force Awakens this weekend. Before you rush to purchase tickets though, you might want to check out the limited list of locations.

The Verge captured the tweet before it was removed, indicating that nine theaters will host the trailer starting Friday and through the weekend. According to what was shared (and since deleted), here’s where you’ll be able to catch your first look at Episode VII:

• Irvine, California - Edwards Irvine Spectrum 22 & IMAX
• San Diego, California - Edwards Mira Mesa Stadium 18 IMAX & RPX
• Atlanta, Georgia - Regal Atlantic Station Stadium 18 IMAX & RPX
• Chicago, Illinois - Regal City North Stadium 14 IMAX & RPX
• New York City, New York - Regal Union Square Stadium 14
• Warrington, Pennsylvania - Regal Warrington Crossing Stadium 22 & IMAX
• Knoxville, Tennessee - Regal Pinnacle Stadium 18 IMAX & RPX
• Houston, Texas - Edwards Houston Marq’E Stadium 23 IMAX & RPX
• Seattle, Washington - Regal Thronton Place Stadium 14 & IMAX

We’re keeping an eye on the Regal Cinemas and official Star Wars Twitter account, and we’ll update should new information emerge.

[Source: The Verge]

People who write background stuff in fantasy video games have the most fun.

Thanks to Twitter user FioraAeterna for digging up this codex from Dragon Age: Inquisition. The story of "Plants vs Corpses"  concerns a "peculiar" story of reanimated corpses ranging in Ferenden, in the land of Thedas. Only a magician with the ability to turn plants into warriors can halt their deathly advance.

Plants vs Zombies games are, of course, published by Electronic Arts, which is also the company behind Dragon Age. It's probably worth repeating that we really like Dragon Age: Inquisition.

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Ubisoft has identified the cause crashing on all three platforms on which Assassin’s Creed Unity has been released. For the time being, you won’t be able to use one of the basic social features.

"We have discovered one of the issues that may cause the game to crash at the main menu after pressing the continue button," the company writes. "This issue affects all platforms."

On the live updates site for the title, Ubsioft says that if you add recent players to the “game contacts” section you may experience crashing. Further, if you have already added anyone to “game contacts,” you should delete those.

Ubisoft says this should repair crashing at the main menu. For more on Assassin’s Creed Unity’s litany of problems, visit our previous coverage.

[Source: Ubisoft]

Our Take
We have now entered the realm of ridiculous. This is a basic game feature that has appeared in many titles, and it just doesn’t work. Ubisoft should be ashamed of the state in which Assassin’s Creed Unity was released. At this point, it’s hard for the average consumer to know if there is a good game underneath it all, because so much of it is broken. 

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The making of Smaug. (x)

he gets paid to do that

are you telling me cucumber man humped the ground and screamed for 2 minutes and gets a lot of money and tons of fan girls, but when i do it I’m “intoxicated” and “ruining my sister’s wedding”

Science fiction and fantasy television has produced plenty of bizarre or terrible episodes. But sometimes, an episode isn't just bad, it's world-breaking — because it introduces plot holes or character traits that would kill a show. Here are 10 episodes that everybody had to pretend just didn't happen.

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I can’t even begin to express how happy this made me.

*coughs, sips water* Good news, everyone!

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Actor Toby Kebbell may have revealed the new origin of his iconic Marvel villain

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Bender en realidad es… Homer !

The Humble Store is celebrating one year of existence and that means a sale. And since websites tend to give gifts on their birthdays rather than receive them, that also means a full free copy of Metro 2033 for everyone who shows up in the next 24 hours.

You have until 10:00am Pacific tomorrow to claim the game -- just provide an email address on the Humble Bundle's main page. Note that the offer is for Metro 2033, not this year's upgraded Metro 2033 Redux. The original version is still worth checking out, though. Great atmosphere.

Disney's new film, Big Hero 6, is a celebration of science and the joy of innovation. In the guise of a superhero origin story, it tells a smart, inventive tale about young science geeks who grapple with issues around the responsible use of technology. It's one of the best science-fiction films in ages. Minor spoilers ahead...

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Mashup-trailer hilariously crosses blockbuster sequel with 80s cult-classic

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Agent Carter preview!

The next Star Wars film's final title is Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens, Disney and Lucasfilm announced today.

The companies also said today that principal photography has been completed on the J.J. Abrams-directed movie, which is set to hit theaters Dec. 18, 2015. Filming began in May 2014. Episode VII is set approximately 30 years after the events of 1983's Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi.

The Force Awakens will feature numerous returning characters from the original Star Wars trilogy, including Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill), Han Solo (Harrison Ford), Chewbacca (Peter Mayhew) and Princess Leia Organa (Carrie Fisher). Actors new to the series include Oscar Isaac, Andy Serkis, Adam Driver and Max von Sydow. John...

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A sequel to Tim Schafer and co's classic skeleton noir LucasArts adventure, Grim Fandango? Be still, my non-beating heart. This is only an idea that's been kicking around in Schafer's skull for a while, but it's an exciting one nonetheless. And it's inspired by Grand Theft Auto, of all things.

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