Star Citizen developer Cloud Imperium Games has said Squadron 42 launches at some point in 2026.If the game does indeed launch then, it'll come out an incredible 14 years after CIG first launched Star Citizen's crowdfunding drive.During CitizenCon in Manchester, England this evening, CIG boss Chris Roberts, known for creating the Wing Commander series, took to the stage to say Squadron 42 will offer 30-40 hours of gameplay, and that he was "confident" that Star Citizen’s long-awaited standalone single-player story game would release in 2026.Roberts’ on-stage comments followed a lengthy live gameplay demo that suffered a number of crashes, bugs, and graphical problems, but did give the audience a good idea of Squadron 42’s first hour.CIG demoed Squadron 42’s prol…

Horizon: Zero Dawn was developed by Guerrilla Games, and its remaster is being worked on by them as well. But today, the remaster's co-developer Nixxes stepped into the spotlight on the PlayStation blog to highlight a number of improvements we'll see in the remaster, including the addition of lots of new NPCs.The post breaks down a number of updates to the game, perhaps the most notable of which is that Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered will "significantly boost the number of non-player characters." This doesn't mean more quests or story, but it does mean that villages and camps will have more folks just wandering around, attending to their business. Brian van Nunen, senior technical game designer at Nixxes, offered more details and what I find to be a delightful exampl…

In some good news for comic-book fans and dog people, Superman writer/director James Gunn has confirmed that everyone's favorite super pup will be headed to the big screen.Gunn shared the news on social media on Tuesday that Krypto, Superman's loyal superdog, will be part of the film (confirming previous rumors), also offering a first look. It shows Superman and Krypto gazing at Earth from afar, a parallel to a comic panel that Gunn also shared.Krypto arrives on screens in Superman this summer. Krypto was inspired by our dog Ozu, who we adopted shortly after I started writing Superman. Ozu, who came from a hoarding situation in a backyard with 60 other dogs & never knew human beings, was problematic to say the least. He… pic.twitter.com/zw8rVqv0n0— James Gunn (@JamesGunn)…

The director of the Will Smith-starring 2004 film I, Robot has accused Elon Musk of stealing his film's ideas for Tesla designs.Alex Proyas posted on X/Twitter a couple of days after Tesla revealed the Cybercab, a self-driving robotic taxi, to point out what he claimed were similarities between it and the cars from 2004 sci-fi film I, Robot."Hey Elon, can I have my designs back please?," Proyas said, with images of the Cybercab and the I, Robot car side by side.Hey Elon, Can I have my designs back please? #ElonMusk #Elon_Musk pic.twitter.com/WPgxHevr6E— Alex Proyas (@alex_proyas) October 13, 2024 Beyond that, however, Proyas also posted side by side images of the Tesla Optimus robot with the film's robots and the Tesla robovan next to a similar design in the film.I, R…