Watch the L.A. Noire 4K Trailer

Watch the L.A. Noire 4K Trailer

Watch the L.A. Noire 4K Trailer

Watch the new trailer for L.A. Noire, presented in 4K Ultra HD. For the optimal viewing experience, go full screen on a 4K enabled monitor. 

The story of detective Cole Phelps' rise through the LAPD ranks as he investigates a string of crimes in 1947 Los Angeles, L.A. Noire for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch will be available on November 14th, along with L.A. Noire: The VR Case Files for HTC Vive, which features seven select cases rebuilt for VR.

For more from L.A. Noire and to pre-order the game, visit www.rockstargames.com/lanoire.

Assassin's Creed Origins Out Now

Assassin's Creed Origins Out Now

ANCIENT EGYPT AWAITS IN ASSASSIN’S CREED^® ORIGINS, AVAILABLE NOW

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA — October 27, 2017 — Assassin’s Creed^® Origins is now available for the Xbox One video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, PlayStation^®4 Pro computer entertainment system, PlayStation^®4 computer entertainment system and Windows PC. The game will launch on Xbox One X on November 7.

Assassin’s Creed Origins is a brand new vision for the franchise embracing Action-RPG elements where players level up, loot, and choose their abilities to customize their very own skilled Assassin. They will experience a completely new combat system allowing them to attack and defend multiple enemies at once and equip ultra-rare weapons against unique and powerful bosses. A revamped narrative experience allows total freedom for players to choose and complete quests at their own pace, each telling an intense and emotional story full of colourful characters and meaningful objectives. With an entire country to explore, from deserts to lush oases, from the Mediterranean Sea to the tombs of Giza, players will fight against dangerous factions and wild beasts as they explore this gigantic and unpredictable land.

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For further information about the Season Pass, the Standard and Collector’s Editions of Assassin’s Creed Origins, please visit: http://store.ubi.com/assassin-s-creed-origins

For more information on Assassin’s Creed, please visit: assassinscreed.com

For the latest on Assassin’s Creed Origins and all of Ubisoft’s games, visit the UbiBlog: http://www.ubiblog.com

Brigsby Bear: Film Review

Brigsby Bear: Film Review

Mixing BE KIND REWIND mentality with traces of UNBREAKABLE KIMMY SCHMIDT, BRIGSBY BEAR is a low key lo-fi tribute to 80s TV and fan culture.

But scratch below and underneath that, it's about something fundamentally deeper.

James Pope (Kyle Mooney) spends every day in his room, watching a show called Brigsby Bear, about a hero who saves the universe on a regular basis.

Under the watchful eye of his parents (Mark Hamill and Jane Adams) James obeys them and avoids leaving the house because of pollution in the air.

But one day, when he's taken from the only world he's known, he finds the only way to cope is to try and imbue others with the love of Brigsby Bear.

Essentially, Brigsby Bear will be seen by many as a quirky low beat comedy that sees a slight oddball having to reintegrate, and whose mouth lets loose some very odd things for laughable effect. (To say more is to spoil the journey, and while this hints there's a big reveal, it's perhaps pertinent to say there's not, merely to acknowledge much of what happens denies the film its MO).

But at its heart, this bittersweet film is about the ongoing effect of trauma, PTSD and ongoing coping with a momentous change in life that sees everything known uprooted.

In watching James try to fit back in, Kyle Mooney's underplaying of his re-assimilating and repeating phrases is entirely reminiscent of Agent Cooper's reincarnation in Dougie Jones in Twin Peaks' latest season.

Sure, there's a childlike naïveté at play here as the infectious enthusiasm for the show is spread around (in that way that the uncool becomes retro cool), but there are also signs that James is a deeply traumatised individual who despite the coaxing around him is unable to cope with his return.

Granted those involved don't ladle on the undertones here and the subtlety pays off in swathes, but at its core,there's an undeniable sadness and rebirth at play here and it's conflicting to see it play out.

At the end of the day, Brigsby Bear is blessed with an innocence of execution which is both charming and deeply upsetting. Its central message is powerful and it's to be hoped what it's saying isn't lost on audiences willing to look past its quirks and charms. 

Dishonored: Death of the Outsider: PS4 Review

Dishonored: Death of the Outsider: PS4 Review

Developed by Arkane Studios
Published by Bethesda Games
Platform: PS4

Billie Lurk's back in the third Dishonoured game to hit stands.

If you're familiar with the games, there's little new on display here in terms of gameplay; stealth, killing and hunting.

But what Dishonored: Death of the Outsider does is thrust you into a game about the supernatural and engross you in the world within.

When Lurk tracks down Daud after Emily Kaldwin being reinstated on the throne, she finds herself given supernatural powers and into a mission involving the Outside and the Void, as well as a mysterious prophecy.

Giving you a main new ability called Displace, which is essentially like teleporting, you can leave images of yourself around and about to get to where you need to.
This is one of the prime new abilities of Death of the Outsider and it lets you do some pretty cool stuff as you head around the world, trying to get the better of people without them knowing it.

Equally the power Semblance where you can "wear" someone's face and wander around is pretty impressive and adds a level to the lurking that Billie does to help achieve her aims.

With elements of Hitman in the game's execution as you build to your ultimate target, there's perhaps the feeling that the gameplay is a little familiar, but that said, the immersiveness of what happens and how it plays out is quite compelling and engrossing as well.

It may be short and sweet, but Dishonored: Death of the Outsider is yet more proof that more isn't necessarily better and if a game does what it needs to do how it needs to do it, then it's all the worth while investing time within it.

Win a double pass to see Madame

Win a double pass to see Madame

To celebrate the release of Madame, out in cinemas November 2nd, you can win a double pass!

About Madame

When a surprise guest turns up to one of Paris's fanciest private dinners hosted by rich and powerful expatriates, the hostess Anne (Toni Collette) is horrified...there will be 13 seated.

To avoid bad luck and bad manners, she asks one of her maids, Maria (Rossy de Palma) to dress in fancy clothes and join the party, masquerading as a wealthy Spanish woman.

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Competition closes November 2nd

Win a double pass to see Only The Brave

Win a double pass to see Only The Brave

To celebrate the release of Only The Brave on November 9th, you could win a double pass to see the movie!

About Only The Brave

Only the Brave, based on the true story of the Granite Mountain Hotshots

All men are created equal… then, a few become firefighters.

Only the Brave, based on the true story of the Granite Mountain Hotshots, is the heroic story of one unit of local firefighters that through hope, determination, sacrifice, and the drive to protect families, communities and their country become one of the most elite firefighting teams in United States.

Most of us run from danger but Hotshots run toward it – they watch over our lives, our homes and everything we hold dear, as they forge a unique brotherhood that comes into focus with one fateful fire.

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Competition closes November 9th

Win a double pass to see JIGSAW

Win a double pass to see JIGSAW

To celebrate the release of Jigsaw, in cinemas November 2nd, you can win a double pass to the movie!

Bodies are turning up around the city, each having met a uniquely gruesome demise.

As the investigation proceeds, evidence points to one suspect: John Kramer, the man known as Jigsaw, who has been dead for ten years....


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Competition closes November 2nd