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Sigourney Weaver expressed her wish for DreamWorks to release a director's cut of 'Galaxy Quest' with more of Alan Rickman's scenes and reminisced about a sequel that was never made, citing the death of Alan Rickman and studio decisions as reasons for the project's stall. She also mentioned a current effort to develop a 'Galaxy Quest' TV series.
Yakuza 0 Director's Cut is releasing on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and Steam in December, but existing owners won't receive a free upgrade, and save data cannot be transferred. The game will include a new multiplayer mode via a post-launch update, with cross-play not supported.
The Yakuza 0: Director's Cut for Switch 2 offers excellent technical improvements, a new English dub, and retains the core gameplay that made it a modern classic, but its new cutscenes and added content may detract from the original story, making it less than a definitive version.
The article discusses how the changes made to 'Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning' after the underperformance of 'Dead Reckoning' involved simplifying the story, making exposition clearer, and streamlining the film's structure, which has sparked debate among fans about the film's editing choices and overall impact.
The Summer 2024 Update for Hogwarts Legacy is now live on Xbox, adding new features like Photo Mode, previously PlayStation-exclusive content, and various bug fixes. Rumors suggest a Director's Cut is also in development.
Hogwarts Legacy may receive a "Director's Cut" version with new missions and content, though not on the scale of traditional DLC. Additionally, a significant patch is being released today, adding previously PlayStation-exclusive content, new cosmetics, a full photo mode, and talent reset capability, along with various gameplay and mission fixes.
A "director's cut" version of Hogwarts Legacy is being developed with the involvement of Rocksteady Studios, known for the Batman: Arkham series. This new version's specifics are not yet clear, but it follows the game's final update and aims to enhance the already successful open-world game. Rocksteady is also considering a new single-player project.
Warner Bros. is reportedly developing a Director's Cut of the highly successful game Hogwarts Legacy, which sold over 23 million copies and generated $850 million in revenue. This move comes as the company seeks to capitalize on its success following financial losses from the development of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League. Details on the Director's Cut are still unclear, but a major update for the game is being released today.
Ghost of Tsushima's Director's Cut for PC will introduce the ability to earn PlayStation trophies, access PlayStation friends list, and join friends on PS4 and PS5 for multiplayer Legends mode. The optional PlayStation overlay will allow for in-game chat and the earning of PlayStation trophies alongside Steam and Epic achievements. The game's recommended PC specs have also been confirmed, with full optimization for ultra-wide monitors and various resolutions. The Director's Cut is set to release on May 16th.
Ghost of Tsushima Director’s Cut is coming to PC on May 16 with cross-play support in Legends mode, a new PlayStation overlay, and system requirements for various graphics presets. Players can team up with others on PlayStation consoles, earn PlayStation Trophies, and access the PlayStation overlay on Windows PCs. The game is optimized for ultra-wide monitors and offers support for NVIDIA DLSS, AMD FSR, and Intel XeSS. Full controller support, including for the PlayStation DualSense controller, is also included.
A comparison video highlights lighting changes between the PC and PlayStation 5 versions of Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut, with the PC version aiming to be the definitive edition featuring exclusive features such as unlocked frame rates, NVIDIA DLSS 3 and AMD FSR 3 support, and more. The game launches on PC on May 16th and will include the online multiplayer Legends mode, with potential cross-platform support.
Ghost of Tsushima: Director's Cut is set to release on PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store on May 16th, featuring unlocked frame rates, various graphics settings, customizable controls, ultrawide monitor support, and DLSS 3, DLAA, FSR 3, FSR 3 Native AA, and Intel XeSS upscaling. Pre-orders come with early in-game unlocks, and the game has already sold 10 million copies, prompting a movie adaptation by John Wick director Chad Stahelski.
Ghost of Tsushima, a PlayStation exclusive, is set to release on PC with its Director's Cut edition on May 16, including the Iki Island expansion and online cooperative mode Legends, priced at $59.99 in the U.S. and £49.99 in the UK on Steam. The PC version will support various technologies for upscaling and frame generation, as well as widescreen monitors and mouse and keyboard support. Pre-purchasing on Steam offers additional in-game extras, and the game will retain features such as haptic feedback and adaptive trigger support when using a DualSense controller.
Netflix's decision to release a PG-13 version of Zack Snyder's sci-fi blockbuster, Rebel Moon, alongside a later R-rated director's cut has been criticized as a disingenuous and poorly executed stunt. Snyder expressed his desire for an R-rated feature, but compromised with Netflix's suggestion of a longer, R-rated cut to be released later. The decision has resulted in mixed reviews for Rebel Moon, with a 22% Rotten Tomatoes score, and some speculating that Netflix's strategy may backfire, alienating even Snyder's die-hard fans.
The release of Death Stranding: Director's Cut for Mac and iPhone has been delayed to early 2024, according to publisher 505 Games. Originally slated for a 2023 release, the game will now launch in the vague early 2024 window. Death Stranding: Director's Cut is an improved version of the original game, featuring quality-of-life improvements. The iPhone version was announced alongside the iPhone 15 Pro as part of Apple's "next-generation of mobile gaming" lineup.