Blade Runner first released in 1982, and its influence on cinematic sci-fi storytelling is impossible to deny. After well over three decades without a subsequent entry, the sequel brings back original star Harrison Ford alongside a cavalcade of other acting talent, including Ryan Gosling, Robin Wright, Jared Leto, and Dave Bautista. 

The latest trailer that released today certainly has the appearance of a worthy follow-up to the classic movie, filled with grim neon-lit streets, desperate people, and striking visual set pieces. 

Blade Runner 2049 is targeting a release in theaters on October 6.

This week’s episode of Last Week Tonight focused for the second time in the show’s history on a subject that has significant import for gamers – net neutrality. 

For those who haven’t yet wrapped their heads around the idea of net neutrality, it’s the concept that internet service providers (ISPs) should allow access to all content on the internet regardless of the source, and without blocking or offering better connection speeds or other favoritism to specific websites, applications, or online products. Without net neutrality, an internet service provider could limit the bandwidth available to certain services if it so chose.

The FCC recently announced plans to reverse existing net neutrality rules, which has the potential to affect your future internet usage. Supporters of this reversal (including the recently appointed Chairman of the FCC, Ajit Pai) believe that current regulation creates uncertainty in the market and limits growth. Those who support existing net neutrality rules have deep concerns about the potential for abuse from ISPs, who could conceivably charge large fees to selected businesses or non-profits for accessing broadband arteries.

DC and Warner Bros. have been trying hard to build out their own cinematic universe of superheroes, but the films in that canon have met with mixed reaction from many fans and critics. The upcoming Wonder Woman flick is hoping to change that perception to a more positive one when it releases on June 2. 

The latest and final full trailer for the movie moves away from the teases and humorous moments that mostly defined earlier glimpses, instead opting for a sequence of action and fight scenes that show off Wonder Woman’s fighting prowess, juxtaposed with a deeper understanding of the childhood and training that turned her into a warrior. While several scenes from earlier trailers show up, we also get a look at several new ones. 

Check out the full trailer below, and let us know what you think in the comments below. 

Capcom has officially announced that Ed is indeed the third fighter for Street Fighter V's Season 2 DLC, confirming the leaked images that appeared online recently.

Ed is part of the game's Season 2 character DLC (including Akuma, Kolin, Ed, and three other characters for this year), and he comes with the Psycho Barrage Critical Art, Psycho Snatcher V-Skill, Psycho Cannon V-Trigger, and two costumes (story and premium battle). For more on Ed's moves, click the source link below.

Capcom says that Ed's release timing will be detailed at a later time.

The upcoming third entry in the Resident Evil CG film series looks to raise the stakes. Resident Evil: Vendetta introduces a new threat that Leon S. Kennedy, Chris Redfield, and Rebecca Chambers must face. Under a special promotion, this film will debut first in theaters for one night.

The story follows the three heroes as they work to stop a deadly virus that is targeting New York City. The voice cast includes Matthew Mercer, who also currently voices Leon in the Resident Evil games, Kevin Dorman, and Erin Cahill. The film is executive produced by Takashi Shimizu, who served as the director of The Grudge.

You can see the full trailer below.

Shaquille O'Neal may have retired from basketball, but the four-time champion never really left. The enigmatic big man is one of the main attractions to TNT's Inside the NBA broadcasting team, analyzing games alongside Charles Barkley, Kenny "The Jet" Smith, and Ernie Johnson, Jr. Now the Big Aristotle is returning to the cover of 2K Sports' popular NBA 2K series as well.

Previously the cover athlete for NBA 2K6 and NBA 2K7, Shaq stars on two different covers this year. The Legend Edition has him dunking in his Heat kit, and the Legend Edition Gold features him in a Lakers uni. Both versions feature several bonuses as well. Take a look:

The $99.99 Legend Edition features a limited edition-Shaq poster, five Panini trading cards, exclusive stickers, Shaq in-game items, 100,000 VC, and 20 weekly MyTeam packs. If you really want to splurge (or buy the Lakers cover to remember the glory days when they weren't a lotto team) the $129 Legend Edition Gold comes with the poster, stickers, 10 Panini cards, 250,000 VC, and 40 weekly MyTeam packs, Both versions are available digitally and physically on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The Switch versions are only available physically.

Arkane's latest systems-driven game hit stores this past Friday. As I discussed in my review, I dug the game quite a bit even if it does have a few grating issues.

What about you, readers? How are things aboard Talos-1? What fun Gloon Gun stories do you have for us? Are you enjoying the game? What works, what doesn't? Let us know in the comments below.

Overwatch has a huge, passionate community. Some of those community members express their love for the game with cosplay, others by detailing their match strategies in hour-long YouTube videos.

And then there's artist Lukidjano who drew all of Overwatch's roster of characters bowls filled with water. I mean, it's certainly an aesthetic!

Here's D.Va and McCree:

The Walking Dead shooter by the developers of Payday 2 has been pushed once again. The original delay was back in 2016. The Walking Dead has now, according to publisher Starbreeze, been pushed to the latter half of 2018. 

You can watch the original announcement trailer for the game here:

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Bob Ross was a famous artist with a voice who spent a lot of time teaching us how to paint on his television series The Joy Of Painting. Ross' soothing voice and gentle demeanor have resulted in him becoming something of an internet legend over the past few years. Here's an episode of the show if you've never watched one:

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Hi-Rez studios has revealed that Smite, a game more than willing to tap into the internet culture well, will be celebrating Ross' legacy with a bundle that includes a Bob Ross skin for Sylvanus as well as a loading frame and a jump stamp featuring Ross' face.