During the Robotech: The New Beginning panel at Comic-Con 2021, fans of the giant mech series had something to celebrate. The series is getting an HD release this September, and later this year, it will be available to stream on Funimation.The collector's edition of Robotech is a new 1080p HD transfer featuring 5.1 Dolby digital surround sound and exclusive collectibles and deluxe packaging. Details about what collectibles are included and what the packaging looks like are unknown at the time of this writing. This collector's edition will be available to own on Blu-ray and digital on September 28.Additionally, the HD remaster will also be coming to Funimation. A specific release date was not revealed, but it will be arriving this fall. After the announcement, the panel showed a video of a tour of the Harmony Gold USA vaults--the production company behind the series--where the masters of Robotech are displayed. You can take a look at that below.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Zack Snyder's Army of the Dead has plenty on the way, between an animated spin-off show, a VR experience, and a prequel film called Army of Thieves which focuses on the safe-cracking specialist Dieter (Matthias Schweighöfer). The movie had its very own Comic-Con 2021 panel to tease details of the film, which concluded with a first look teaser trailer.Take a look at the teaser now.Check out the official teaser for ARMY OF THIEVES — the ARMY OF THE DEAD prequel directed by the one and only Matthias Schweighöfer.#ArmyofThieves pic.twitter.com/WjQDXUi0C1 — Zack Snyder (@ZackSnyder) July 25, 2021The movie will focus on Dieter being enlisted by a woman named Gwendoline (Nathanie Emmanuel) who has been "watching him" with great interest and gives him an opportunity to live a life a little less ordinary. Using the chaos of the zombie outbreak currently happening in the United States as a distraction, Gwendoline plans on using Dieter's specialized skill set to crack a list of impenetrable safes all throughout Europe.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

When the upcoming Chucky TV series debuts on Syfy and USA, it will bring a number of important characters from the movie franchise back into the fold, with Child's Play 2's Christine Elise (Kyle) and Alex Vincent (Andy) returning in the latest chapter of this saga. Now, after a Chucky retrospective panel at Comic-Con 2021, we have a bit better idea of what to expect from the show--and have seen a brand-new trailer.In the trailer, a teenager named Jake (Zackary Arthur) winds up with a Good Guy doll that, you guessed it, is possessed by the soul of serial killer Charles Lee Ray. Chucky's back, and this time, he's wreaking havoc on a teenager who already feels isolated from the world. Based on what's seen in the trailer, Chucky wastes no time in getting back to his murderous ways. You can take a look at it below.More than the trailer, though, the entire 14-minute panel was stuffed with new footage from the TV show, revealing quite a bit. Chucky picks up after the events of the 2017 movie Curse of Chucky, where Nica (Fiona Dourif), possessed by Chucky, escaped a mental hospital with Tiffany (Jennifer Tilly). Check out the full panel at the end of this story.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

With the upcoming Star Trek: Prodigy animated series arriving on the Paramount+ streaming service later in 2021, a major piece of the Star Trek universe will be in play once again. Kate Mulgrew is returning to the franchise, reprising her Star Trek: Voyager role as Captain Janeway for the first time since the 2002 film Star Trek: Nemesis.Appearing during the show's Comic-Con 2021 panel, the actress explained exactly why she believed now was the right time to make her highly-anticipated return to the universe. "When this was proposed to me, some time ago, after a moment's deliberation, I thought, 'What could be better than possibly handing this to the next generation? To a demographic that heretofore has not known anything about Star Trek--the beauty of it, the philosophy of it, the depth of it, the hope and the promise of it?'" Mulgrew explained. "And if there's any age group that's going to take this thing and embrace it with a wholeheartedness not seen before, it's the young kids. They're going to get it in a way that older people-due to perhaps a little life experience, a scintilla of cynicism--might not get entirely. But the young ones--5,10, 15 [years old]-- are going to embrace it with a guilelessness and a readiness and I think an emotional capacity, a component that's going to make them absolutely adore it."While there is plenty of new Star Trek content to be found on Paramount+, from Discovery and Picard to the adult animated series Lower Decks and the upcoming Strange New Worlds, none of it is aimed specifically at kids. With the arrival of Prodigy, which includes Mulgrew playing a hologram version of her iconic character, that will all change.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

We've all seen incredible overhead shots, whether in an online video or in a movie, that leave us scratching our heads as to how exactly it can be possible to get such high-quality footage from so far in the air. It might seem impossibly unaffordable to purchase the tech that would allow for getting super clean aerial footage. For a while, this was true: Big movie studios basically had a monopoly on expensive drones with high-quality cameras attached. But as time goes on, technology becomes more efficient, and now there is a way to get one at home. The AIR PIX: Pocket-Sized Flying Camera is a miniature drone that can capture video that was impossible with the handheld technology of the past. Typically listed for $159, it's on sale now for just $139.This camera has been featured in Wired, The Huffington Post, Forbes, and more for its innovative design and relatively low price. The AIR PIX has a 1080p resolution, 8GB of onboard memory, and a 12-megapixel camera. It also has an auto-fly mode so that you don't need to manually control it while you focus on posing for the picture or simply enjoying whatever activity it is that you're filming. You can even move it with just the gestures of your hand or treat it like a game and control it with your phone.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

At the Simpsons panel at Comic-Con, it was revealed that they have a part already written for Dwayne Johnson. He just has to come on board."We actually have--I don't know how much we can say here--but there's a story with Lisa and the Rock, but yeah, we don't know where it's going," said writer Carolyn Omine. "We're hoping the Rock will hear us, or if anybody knows the Rock...tell him we want that."Smith could not visibly hold in her excitement. "I've only been saying this was a good idea in every interview I've done for the past two years!" She mentioned when asked in interviews if there's a guest star she'd love to have on the show, she keeps insisting on Dwayne Johnson.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

The Simpsons kicked off its 70-minute Comic-Con@Home panel to commemorate Season 33 with a full minute hyping a fictional Springfield Cinematic Universe on the Simpflix streaming service. Billed as the latest entry into the streaming wars, Simpflix "bravely repurposes 32-year-old IP into a dazzling array of original programming."Of course, no such service is really forthcoming--a sarcastic voice over really goes hard in the paint to sell upcoming shows with punny titles including Len15, Molemen, and Moezark. Really the visuals on the posters for these parody shows are much more clever than the titles, so we'll spare any potential cringing or confusion and let these jokes land on their own. Check out the images below for the streaming service, whose slogan is "we can't stop you from sharing your password."Gallery The rest of the panel featured moderator Yeardley Smith exclusively asking an assembled group of Matt Selman, Al Jean, David Silverman, Carolyn Omine, Mike B. Anderson, and Debbie Mahan fan-submitted questions. After 32 seasons so far, it was surprising to learn there's still a fair amount about how the show works that Smith--who has voiced Lisa Simpson from the very beginning--admits she doesn't know, like how a director gets hired. The Simpsons was recently renewed for Seasons 33 and 34, easily making it the longest running animated comedy of all time. Season 32 wrapped in May this year.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

It's been a while since we've heard anything about the Rick Grimes Walking Dead movie, but at the Robert Kirkman panel for Comic-Con 2021, the Walking Dead comic creator gave a little bit of an update about the movie.When asked about when the Rick Grimes movie would come out, Kirkman responded, "I can't tell you. I could throw out a funny date. I don't know. It's definitely going to be before 2032. I wish there were more updates. There's a lot going on behind-the-scenes. Because we're pre-recording this, it's entirely possible that there are some details that are coming out around Comic-Con that I just don't know we're allowed to talk about yet. So I'm being a good boy, and I'm not going to spoil anything, but I will say there's exciting stuff happening behind-the-scenes, and I am as frustrated as you guys are that we have not been able to reveal everything to you and talk about it non stop."Kirkman went on to reassure everyone that they want to make a quality film, while praising Rick Grimes himself, Andrew Lincoln. "Lincoln is amazing," explained Kirkman. "I miss seeing Andrew Lincoln running around as Rick Grimes. I can't wait until we're filming this thing and then this thing's coming out. It's gonna be awesome. You know everybody's working very hard to make this thing as good as it can be. All I will say, we don't want a bad Rick Grimes movie, right? We want an amazing Rick Grimes movie and so everybody behind-the-scenes is making sure that when this comes out it is worth the wait, and it is actually the special character building Rick Grimes journey that everybody wants it to be. And so we're not going to be rushing this thing out, and we're going to make sure that it's perfect. So that is what's going on behind-the-scenes, and when it finally comes out, when we're showing trailers and stuff, you'll see you'll be like, 'Ah, that's exactly what we wanted. I'm so glad they waited.'"Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Two of the most popular shows on TV--The Walking Dead and Invincible--are based on beloved comic book series co-created by Robert Kirkman. These two shows couldn't be more different, though. One's a vibrant, bloody animated superhero adventure, the other a dire and gritty zombie apocalypse show. According to Kirman himself at Comic-Con, though, there's one other major difference between them--one is far easier to make.Speaking during his spotlight panel at the virtual convention, the co-creator admitted that figuring out what's going to happen on Invincible is a much easier road to travel than plotting out The Walking Dead for one specific reason. "I think that there's a more solid roadmap for Invincible, because that series is done, than we had for [The] Walking Dead," he said.While the animated Invincible series debuted on Amazon Prime Video earlier this year, Kirkman and the rest of the comic's team wrapped up that series back in 2018. On the other hand, The Walking Dead first premiered on AMC back in 2010. At that point, the comics were in the "Life Among Them" story arc, which is when Rick Grimes and company first discover the Alexandria Safe Zone. The comic then continued until late 2019.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

While it hasn't been very long since Fear the Walking Dead ended its sixth season in June, Season 7 of the AMC series is already gearing up for a return. During the show's Comic-Con panel, it was announced that Season 7 of Fear the Walking Dead would premiere Sunday, October 7, at 9 PM/8 PM CT on AMC. Episodes will also debut early each week on the AMC+ streaming service.That's not all that was revealed during the panel, though. The first two clips from the new season were shown, introducing a very different zombie apocalypse. Those who watched through the end of Season 6 will no doubt remember that a series of nuclear warheads were detonated across the state of Texas, leading to a ridiculously dangerous double apocalypse scenario--zombies and nuclear fallout.In the first clip, which you can watch above, it's seen just how dire the situation is. Morgan (Lennie James) and Grace (Karen David) have hunkered down inside a nuclear submarine with baby Morgan, only going outside--in full hazmat attire--when necessary. In the clip, Grace goes on a search for food for the baby, showing the audience just how devastated the landscape is and what a nuked zombie looks like.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

The sequel to Mortal Kombat Legends: Scorpion's Revenge, Mortal Kombat Legends: Battle of The Realms just debuted its first trailer last week and gave fans more blood and war than we've come to expect from its 30-year-old history.With Battle of the Realm hitting home release August 31, cast members Joel McHale, Jordan Rodrigues, and Dave B. Mitchell join screenwriter Jeremy Adams, producer Rick Morales, and Mortal Kombat co-creator Ed Boon talked on a Comic-Con at home panel about the upcoming release and the world's mythology at large.Justin Gray, producer and famed host of Mortal Kombat tournaments for the past few years now, moderated the panel. He wanted to talk about the sequel and what the team felt like they had to do to elevate the story so it's not so repetitive this time around.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

The final season of Walking Dead arrives to AMC on Sunday, August 22 at 9 PM/8 PM CT, and a new Season 11 trailer premiered during the Comic-Con@Home panel for the series. Of course, there is a lot to dissect.If you've been keeping up with the show, and happened to follow the comic book series, the show is leading towards the Commonwealth. It's a town that seems perfect, and it's the most advanced and seemingly civil place the survivors have come across. Check out the trailer below.Without getting into too many spoilers from the comics, which will most likely be incorporated into the story, Michael James Shaw will be joining the season as Mercer, the leader of the Commonwealth military. You may know Shaw from his work in Avengers: Infinity War and Endgame as Corvus Glaive.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

During the Comic-Con@Home panel for Walking Dead: World Beyond, the Season 2 release date was revealed. Chief content officer Scott M. Gimple announced Walking Dead: World Beyond Season 2 will premiere on October 3 on AMC.The new episodes of World Beyond will be sandwiched between The Walking Dead and Talking Dead. Additionally, episodes will be available early on AMC+. And in addition to the release date, the very first clip from Season 2 of World Beyond was revealed, which you can check out below."So much about this show is about seeing different corners of the world and the different people that inhabit it," Gimple said during the panel. "This season, we're going to see at least three, very distinct worlds that have all sorts of different characters, and they have their own issues with one another, and they also have their own place in the world. We sort of explain certain things that are going on that people might not have been aware of. It's more discovery, really, of characters and worlds."Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

The Pet Sematary prequel has added Pam Grier to its cast. As reported by Variety, the Jackie Brown star will co-star in the follow-up to the 2019 Stephen King adaptation.No details about Grier's character have been revealed yet. Grier was Golden Globe Award-nominated for her lead role in Quentin Tarantino's 1997 crime thriller Jackie Brown and was one the main stars of the acclaimed 2000s TV drama The L Word. She was also one of the biggest stars of the '70s Blaxploitation craze, appearing in iconic movies such as Coffy, Foxy Brown, and Friday Foster.In the Pet Sematary prequel, Grier will join a cast that includes Jackson White (Mrs. Fletcher), Forrest Goodluck (The Revenant), Jack Mulhern (Mare of Easttown), and Natalie Alyn Lind (The Goldbergs). The movie will be directed and written by Lindsey Beer and is set to start production in August. It will be released exclusively on Paramount+ but doesn't yet have a confirmed release date or title.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

A new leveling scaling feature is coming to Assassin's Creed Valhalla on Tuesday, July 27, that lets you adjust enemy power for a "more balanced or challenging experience," according to the attribute's in-game description.The game's Twitter account revealed the news, posting a screenshot of the level scaling feature found buried in Assassin's Creed Valhalla's settings. Under the gameplay tab, you will be able to adjust level scaling with five settings, from off all the way to Nightmarish. This feature, once turned on, will alter how quickly enemies scale in the game in relation to your own level.Level Scaling is coming to Assassin’s Creed Valhalla on Tuesday, July 27! 📈 You may choose from 5 options, from 'off' to Nightmarish. 💀 pic.twitter.com/pGz2oTjZZY — Assassin's Creed (@assassinscreed) July 23, 2021Fan reception to the level scaling announcement is largely positive. Most are grateful developer Ubisoft Montreal is adding the feature, but a few desire other fixes. Particularly, people are asking Ubisoft to address the "Saint Faith" mission, which has apparently had progression issues since March.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com