
Matthew Ball says Xbox wants exclusives “to turn around the business”
The new policy, tied to Gears of War: E-Day and Clockwork Revolution staying Xbox-only, is Xbox’s bid for a repeatable strategy.

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The new policy, tied to Gears of War: E-Day and Clockwork Revolution staying Xbox-only, is Xbox’s bid for a repeatable strategy.

The action-comedy comeback now carries real stakes, with Bryce Dallas Howard, Orlando Bloom, and Nick Mohammed onboard.

A post-apocalyptic survival movie gets a high-profile cast reveal, plus trailer proof of its raider-and-gunfight tone.

FX’s final-season preview turns Carmy and his team’s collapse into a literal flood fight, with Sydney stepping up.

Season 2 finally answers a long-running continuity question: where Archangel fits in the original team, and why it matters.

A new Gulfstream Pictures horror-thriller hits production with Josh Stolberg, and it signals where the genre is headed.

The official trailer tees up the last sprint: a handoff that changes how the whole kitchen makes decisions.

The pop milestone is real, but the chart mechanics and producer dominance reveal the real power centers.

After 15-plus hours of showcases, executives got a clear signal: major IP horror is accelerating, not slowing.

Shooting began last week, with Lisa Kudrow and Mira Sorvino returning, while Hulu becomes the delivery system.
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The studio says not every publisher is scared, and schedules its launch two weeks before GTA 6.

A disappointed Bloodlines 2 fanbase gets a new narrative-driven pitch, with Eternal Whispers betting on choice and tone.