Netflix expanding into game development, hire's former executive producer of C&C3, Mike Verdu. What will Netflix bring to the table? https://www.pcgamer....me-development/

Probably crap.

I have no hope that Netflix wants to create games. Instead it'll try to either compete with Google Stadia and GeForce Now or compete with Steam, Epic and EA's Origin.

To me there's barely a good movie in Netflix and the first real good movie I have finally seen from Netflix is Gunpowder Milkshake!

Same goes to web TV shows. The only good ones are Stranger Things and The Witcher.

@Pasidon, I would like Netflix to own EA and Petroglyph one day, then C&C might come back from the dead.

If this news report from late 2019 is to be given any credibility, there's another remake of Total Recall in early development. Hopefully they've learned from the mistakes of the 2012 remake. It was stale, sterile and stupid, and no asses went to Mars. https://wegotthiscov...ly-development/

WTH is up with Activision Blizzard's discrimination on their employees. EA could have something like this too. https://www.ign.com/...d-by-california

I wouldn't count on Netflix being any better than EA.

Battlefield 1 and V are free to get only if you are an Amazon Prime member: https://www.indiegam...-a-limited-time

Dune trailer 2 is out:

Blade Runner: Black Lotus first trailer is out:

Activision had mismanagement issues even for a remastered game: https://www.pcgamer....ew-report-finds

I noticed Gaga's ABBA playlist in the forum, it's funny, I think I saw one of the men cross the street once when I was in a cab, that's what I think anyway.

Isn't most of ABBA dead?

ABBA isn't gone, they are making a brief comeback by creating and releasing new music in several decades. Thought the real question is, could this be the year they will finally release new music?

What are the chances that ABBA's new music might be 70s retrowave? That I would love to see.

Now this is the Ghostbusters sequel of the retro 80s I am looking forward to:

I did imagine of a live-action Pokemon series back in the 2000s as well as a 3D animated series. In 2019 they made a motion picture happen and now Netflix kills regular TV again with a development of a live-action Pokemon series. https://variety.com/...son-1235026390/

I wonder who here tried playing The Ascent? Looks like an alternative RPG game to Cyberpunk 2077, plays in co-op format similar to Fallout Tactics.