Assassin’s Creed Shadows Preview: Series Feels Refreshed in Japan

In contrast to previous Assassin’s Creed games that featured multiple protagonists, the pair in Shadows presents an unprecedented difference. One is Yasuke, a former slave transformed into a samurai, who can bust through doors with a powerful shoulder charge instead of just opening them. He’s a massive character, delivering heavy blows, but not particularly agile. Unlike other Assassin’s Creed games that emphasize stealth, this one offers a unique gaming experience because Yasuke doesn’t climb buildings easily or move around stealthily. Instead, it plays more like For Honor as you charge into battles, ready to confront any enemies head-on.

DC Studios is Working on a Branded Opening for an ‘Elseworlds’ Line

As a movie reviewer, I recently found myself pondering over the absence of the DC Studios logo in some of their popular shows like ‘Harley Quinn’ and ‘The Penguin’. Intrigued by this observation, I reached out to James Gunn, co-head of the studio, who graciously answered my query on social media. He explained that while all DC television and film projects fall under the DC Studios umbrella, the reason these specific shows don’t bear the studio logo is due to their pre-existing nature. Since ‘Harley Quinn’ was developed before the formation of DC Studios, it wasn’t deemed fair to retroactively attach the studio fanfare. For ‘The Penguin’, however, a unique DC Studios animation is used at the end credits. Lastly, James hinted that an Elseworlds opening is currently being worked on for future DC Studios productions.

Exclusive Single Car Crashes Trailer Sets Release Date for Small Town Drama

The movie narrative revolves around Sean, a former star baseball prospect who’s yet to move beyond his hometown and high school job. He grapples with survivor’s guilt following a tragic car accident that claimed the life of his best friend Zach ten years ago. Facing the risk of losing touch with his nine-year-old son and loved ones, Sean is forced to address his unfulfilled potential. When Kendall, Zach’s sister and Sean’s first love, returns for a wedding, they reconnect over their shared grief, reminisce about the past, and eventually find themselves drawn together, igniting feelings that were once deep-rooted in their history.