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Today's Connections Hints & Answers For April 29, 2024 (Puzzle #322)
Normally this is where we would introduce the game of and chat about a few ways to win, but that can't happen today. Today we need to discuss the deep roots that Beyoncé has built in our brains and wonder why the editors over at dared to invoke the Queen Bey without actually paying her homage in a category.
Fallout Is a Fantastic Example of Transmedia, Says Embracer CEO After Teasing Lord of the Rings Opportunity
While the long-standing curse of gaming adaptations has been broken for quite a while, the Fallout TV adaptation (just renewed for a second season) stands out from many others not only because of its sheer quality but also because it dared to progress the story further, taking place after the latest games instead of merely adapting existing storylines.
The Last DC Movie You'd Expect Looks Great As An Open World Game
2019's movie has been imagined as an open-world game. Considering the award-winning movie took a different approach to comic book movies, following the likes of and in its story and tone rather than following more classic comic book movie fare like the DC movies that came before it, it's the last movie anyone would expect to be adapted into a game, and yet it looks visually impressive.
El Paso, Elsewhere, a Max Payne-inspired shooter about keeping your vampire ex-lover from destroying the world, is being made into a movie
The Max Payne movie really sucked. It sucked so bad that I can't remember a thing about it even though I'm pretty sure I watched it, a bit of selective amnesia that I assume is my brain protecting me from the trauma of seeing my beloved Max done so dirty. But that's not keeping the team behind El Paso, Elsewhere from taking a run at the big screen: A Variety report says the Max Payne-inspired indie shooter is being made into a movie of its own.
A new physics paper suggests that we may all be living in the ultimate 4X strategy game after all
Have you heard of the simulation hypothesis? It's the idea that the universe, as we perceive it, is essentially a form of simulated reality and it's been explored in genuine scientific research, philosophical texts, and major plot devices in numerous films. Well, a new physics research paper on the nature of information claims that if its findings were to be empirically validated, it would be a major piece of evidence for the notion that we're all living in the grandest giant 4X strategy game of all time.
Even the indie game El Paso, Elsewhere is getting turned into a movie
Hollywood has really begun flexing its video game adaptation muscle in the wake of the spectacular success of the FalloutTV show and The Super Mario Bros. Movie. Even indie publishers are getting some of those sweet, sweet development contracts. Case in point? The hit third-person shooter El Paso, Elsewhere is being adapted into a feature length film, as reported by Deadline.
Daisy Ridley thinks filming her new Rey Star Wars movie will feel very weird: "I’m in a very different place"
Daisy Ridley has shared some new insight into her upcoming Star Wars movie, featuring Rey's return to the big screen.