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phreak
18 July at 10:00
Morning...is the day over yet? lol
Tea
18 July at 8:52
Mornign Guys - Happy Friday!
UmarB
17 July at 15:50
@Tea oh wow that’s amazing news! Very much looking forward to it.
Tea
17 July at 14:25
@UmarB - Its happening soon - we will announce some aspects about those services in the near future
KnightFall500
17 July at 14:08
I'm a sucker for a good remake/remaster.
I bought TLoU Part 1, 3 times now lol
Can't wait for the Max Payne remakes!!
But yea, my PS5 backlog is getting rough now.
UmarB
17 July at 13:34
@Tea bit of a left field question but do you guys think you’ll ever introduce PJN/Payflex as a payment option?
TheOneMCMK
17 July at 13:13
I'm cool with remakes and remasters, for games that deserve them.

Horizon and Days Gone don't need them, we need ports of MGS IV and remakes of the GOW games on PS2 and PSP
Tea
17 July at 12:51
"Old games still have bugs but at least now with can fix them after release thanks to the internet" - its kinda why I really am okay with remasters and remakes.

Tea
17 July at 12:50
" I might be only getting to some of my games by then." ouch - I feel this
TheOneMCMK
17 July at 12:50
Old games still have bugs but at least now with can fix them after release thanks to the internet*
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Review: Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 + 4

Kick, push part II.

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by Community Guest Writer on 19 July 2025
Milestone is thrilled to unveil the official key art for Screamer, the futuristic, story-driven racing game designed to shake up the arcade genre by combining fresh gameplay mechanics with a powerful and immersive plot. Created by Polygon Pictures, one of the oldest and most renowned Japanese animation studios, the artwork spotlights for the first time five of the characters set to clash in the city’s underground tournament; along with them is the enigmatic mastermind keeping his identity hidden behind a mask. In the foreground, five high-octane vehicles race through neon-lit streets, with one of them exploding, offering a glimpse of the high-stakes battles filled with anime aesthetics awaiting players in the city of Neo Rey. Scheduled for release in 2026, Screamer will be available for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Source: Press Release
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Review: Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 + 4
by Sam Aberdeen on 18 July 2025
I initially had my reservations about Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4 after the closure of Vicarious Visions, the developers of the excellent Pro Skater 1 + 2. Pro Skater 3, in particular, is my favourite game in the series so I approached the new remakes with a bit of caution – two beloved entries now being developed under Iron Galaxy. For the most part, my worries were unfounded as the Pro Skater 3 + 4 package is every bit as lovingly crafted as the Vicarious’ remakes, though with a few problems that hold it back from being perfect. If you’re aware with the structure of the new Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater remakes by now, you should be fine jumping right into Pro Skater 3 + 4 and building up that multiplier. Every bit as addictive, charming and fun as the originals, the remakes are terrific slices of classic skateboarding titles brought into the modern era with a bunch of improvements, tweaks, and content additions. It still retains that same arcade-y fun factor of all the Pro Skater games – catching radical air, chaining together long combos and building up that multiplier meter for that sweet dopamine hit you get when the counter hits a million. Catering to both newcomers and veteran fans, Iron Galaxy finds a pitch-perfect middle ground where pulling off tricks initially can be simple but it takes a while to learn how to string together tricks and combos without planting your face into the concrete. The controls see the biggest improvements, feeling much tighter and responsive on a modern controller compared to the original games’ looser controls on old hardware. Veterans of the series should have absolutely no problem hopping in and immediately start pulling off big tricks. Even if you’ve played the previous Pro Skater 1 + 2 remakes, it’s a breeze to pick up right where you left off. Veterans of the series should have absolutely no problem hopping in and immediately start pulling off big tricks. Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4, like its predecessor, reworks the campaigns of each game, where a two-minute timer is set to complete various objectives and activities around its faithfully recreated locations, parks and environments - objectives like collecting S-K-A-T-E letters, grinding pipes for extended periods of time, or completing tasks specific to that area or NPCs. It’s fairly straight-forward if you’ve ever played a Tony Hawk game and doesn’t really bring anything drastically different to the table but in this case, that’s alright. It keeps to the spirit of the original games as much as it can, mainly reflected in how well its gameplay still holds up today. That said, these games aren’t walks in the park (no pun intended). Towards the latter sections of both Pro Skater 3 and 4, the challenges get more demanding and it may take multiple attempts to not only pass your objectives, but score high too. Whether it’s due to greater score thresholds to reach in two minutes or collectibles being spread further and further out in environments, you’re going to be sweating as you watch the timer tick down. By then, the games expect you to have learned most of their gameplay intricacies because a certain degree of mastery, not just in your combos but movement and traversal as well, is needed to take on its more daunting challenges. Unfortunately, Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4 does feel like it loses a bit of the “soul” of the original games by making these slight changes, especially in the case of Pro Skater 3. It feels more streamlined and condensed while losing some of its personality, though that doesn’t come at the expense of its content because there’s a lot here to dig into. Iron Galaxy doesn’t pull off the “new and old” balancing act as well as Vicarious Visions did, which might bother long-time fans. However, newcomers will still find plenty to love about the games and it certainly won’t short-change them on experiencing the joys of the older titles on new consoles. Iron Galaxy injects the same level of broad customisation into Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4 as the original games with plenty of character items, custom boards, and the ever-addictive process of creating your own park so you can torment your little siblings with designs inspired by M.C. Escher. It crams a wealth of content, both old and new, into a neat package deal that’s probably worth every penny you spend on it since you’re getting two juiced up remakes here. Iron Galaxy doesn’t pull off the “new and old” balancing act as well as Vicarious Visions did, which might bother long-time fans. If you’re a stickler for remakes or remasters preserving their original soundtracks like I am, then I have some very bad news. A huge part of the appeal of Tony Hawk’s games has always been its soundtrack. Due to copyright issues, sadly not every song from the original game successfully transitioned over to the remakes. In fact, a bunch of new songs were added to make up for the lack of that nostalgic tracklist. I miss hearing “All My Friends are Metalheads” by Less Than Jake while hitting half pipes, but the new OST – which delivers Motorhead, Alice in Chains, Kendrick Lamar, Lupe Fiasco and others – is good enough that I ended up looking up a few of the songs on Spotify. "Kick, Push" by Lupe Fiasco is a classic and it's baffling how it's never been used in a skateboarding game until now. From a performance standpoint, Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4 looks fantastic. I can only speak from my experiences playing the game on PS5 Pro but judging by comparison videos, it really does pop on Sony’s upgraded hardware with detailed textures, great and expressive character models, and a rock-solid 60FPS. Since this is also a cross-gen release, you can probably expect the remakes to look slightly worse for wear on older consoles. However, it runs very well on PS5 and it’s polished to near-perfection, save for some minor texture pop-ins on occasion. Iron Galaxy may not have the same deft touch as Vicarious Visions, but it successfully brings Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4 to the modern era with equal care and consideration for the original experiences. It’s absolutely stacked to the brim with content, losing not an ounce of the addictive gameplay loop that defined our childhoods. In fact, I’d argue that it plays better today. While the remakes lose a bit of the soul of its original counterparts in the transition – the soundtrack omissions sting a little too – it’s a great package overall that keeps the spirit of Tony Hawk’s very much alive and well today. PS5 Review code provided by Activision
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Tron: Ares Trailer Debuts With New Nine Inch Nails Single
by Sam Aberdeen on 18 July 2025
The first trailer for Tron: Ares has been released by Disney, featuring actors Jared Leto, Evan Peters and Jeff Bridges. The follow-up to 2010’s Tron: Legacy, Ares focuses on a future where the digital world is seamlessly and fully integrated into reality as AI threatens to run amok. It’s quite relevant for our times considering the rise of AI but most importantly, it has a cool soundtrack by Nine Inch Nails. The trailer for Tron: Ares wipes the cast of Tron: Legacy in favour of new faces including Jared Leto as Ares, a digital soldier who arrives on Earth on a dangerous mission that merges the digital world of Tron with reality. American Horror Story’s Evan Peters joins the cast alongside Greta Lee, Gillian Anderson and Cameron Monaghan who you might recognise as Cal Kestis from the Star Wars Jedi games. Jeff Bridges is the only character from the previous movies reprising his role as Kevin Flynn. The trailer for Tron: Ares is lit with 1980s neon, red and blue light cycles, and plenty of stunning shots of the digital world melding with reality. We’ve never seen a Tron movie tackle this concept before, so it will be exciting to see what director Joachim Rønning (Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, Maleficent: Mistress of Evil) comes up with. Taking a few notes from Daft Punk’s legendary soundtrack for Tron: Legacy, Nine Inch Nails will be composing the music for Tron: Ares. Their first single for the movie, “As Alive As You Need Me to Be”, can be heard in the trailer and is currently available to stream. The completed soundtrack will consist of 24 songs in total. Nine Inch Nails lead man Trent Reznor and composing partner Atticus Ross also created the music for award-winning movies like The Social Network and Challengers. Tron: Ares arrives in cinemas on 10 October 2025. Watch the latest trailer below: Original article on GLITCHED
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Godzilla Minus One Sequel Could Release as Soon as Next Year
by Sam Aberdeen on 18 July 2025
A sequel to 2023’s critically acclaimed Godzilla Minus One could release as soon as next year. This is according to Toho which is currently working on the project, though it’s not set in stone yet if the sequel will actually release in 2026 until further confirmation. Takashi Yamazaki, the writer and director of Godzilla Minus One, will return to write and direct the movie’s sequel. Plot details are being kept tightly under wraps for now. Reports suggest that it could release next year. A contractual agreement from Toho states that its Godzilla movies won’t open in the same year as Legendary’s Godzilla productions and since Godzilla x Kong: Supernova is already set to arrive in 2027, the 2026 release window seems very likely. Godzilla Minus One released in 2023 to some of the highest review scores of the year, going on to win the franchise’s first ever Oscar for Best Visual Effects. It performed considerably well at the box office, earning $115.8 million worldwide. It later released on Netflix and PVOD where it found great success on streaming platforms. The official description for Godzilla Minus One reads: “Feeling as if he unfairly cheated death too many times, Shikishima, a surviving Kamikaze pilot, is attacked on Odo Island along with many war plane engineers by a gargantuan monster. After the engineers die because of Shikishima failing to distract the monster, an overwhelming amount of guilt weighs on him, especially after a homeless woman and a baby move into his home when he returns. Shikishima, now on a personal mission, teams up with a large group of veterans to finally take down the monster known as Godzilla.” Godzilla Minus One is currently available to watch on Netflix and purchase on Blu Ray. We’ll keep you updated on the developing news as soon as we have confirmation from Toho that the sequel is indeed coming in 2026. Source: Comic Basics Original article on GLITCHED
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