returns to IMAX for the sci-fi film’s 10th anniversary on December 6. It’s normally a time of celebration for fans of the epic space epic and its director, Christopher Nolan. Finally a probability to once more see all 64 minutes of those stunning 70mm shots of black holes and planetary tsunamis on an enormous screen. Unfortunately, anything about returning to IMAX has fans dissatisfied and offended.

The mess began with tickets They were alleged to go on pre-sale on November 7 but there was almost no warning for fans to organize. Then, as an alternative of everyone going up at the identical time, some viewers could get them earlier AMC App while Fandango only made it available just a few hours after it was originally provided.

The confusing purchasing process was compounded by the undeniable fact that only a handful of IMAX theaters will actually be showing next month, and even then it’s going to only last for per week. Showtimes start on December 6 and last only until next Friday, December 13. Only eight theaters below, spread across six states, are showing:

• Dallas, Texas – Dallas Cinema and IMAX
• Fort Lauderdale, FL – AutoNation IMAX, Museum of Discovery and Science
• Indianapolis, IN – IMAX, Indiana State Museum
• Irvine, CA – Regal Edwards Irvine Spectrum and IMAX
• New York, New York – AMC Lincoln Square 13 and IMAX
• San Francisco, CA – AMC Metreon 16 and IMAX
• Tempe, Arizona – Harkins Arizona Mills 25 and IMAX
• Universal City, CA – AMC’s Universal Cinema at CityWalk Hollywood and IMAX

Even if you happen to live inside walking distance of one among the theaters, just about all tickets can be found have already sold out inside 24 hours becoming available. It’s possible that more theaters will proceed to have the opportunity to point out movies within the IMAX format in the approaching weeks. Because demand is so high, it’s going to compete with other blockbusters comparable to (released on November 27) and (as more dates are added) (released on December 20). At least one theater, Autonation in Fort Lauderdale, announced can be shown in IMAX for a second week.

“There was no show nearby,” wrote one dissatisfied fan on the IMAX subreddit. “Even in Nashville, which surprised me. I’ve been waiting for this all year too. It has been my favorite film for ten years and I always regret not seeing it in IMAX when it was released.”

Even those that managed to get tickets are actually traveling tons of of miles to make it work. One person I booked the whole trip Orlando to Fort Lauderdale 200 miles, including accommodations. There are others drive for so long as eight hours to seek out your nearest IMAX screening. Is it practical? In the words of the primary character, Cooper: “No. It’s mandatory.

Let’s hope theaters find it mandatory to return to IMAX at a special date and in additional places. For now, everyone else could have to maintain up with regular shows later in December.

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Hello, dear readers, and welcome to the SwitchArcade roundup for August 22, 2024. In today’s article, we have now some recent things to envision out. That’s unusual for a Wednesday, but I suppose it makes up for the way slow the previous few days have been. After summarizing them, it is time to list the latest sales and ending discounts. and Capcom if long stories must be shortened. Let’s get to those games!

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Mickey and the Witch Mountain ($19.99)

If you have ever watched a Ghibli classic and desired to play the video game version, you may like what we have now to supply. I mean, it isn’t, however it’s clearly inspired by it. You play as a witch’s apprentice who must fly on a brush to deliver all types of packages to varied inhabitants of a mountain town. The game has a pleasant, colourful atmosphere and I’m definitely going to explore it further to see if it lives as much as its initial potential.

My Lovely Empress ($19.99)

A beautiful wife, a beautiful daughter and now a beautiful empress? Phew. In this game you play as an emperor ruling over an enormous empire. It looks as if you might have every part, but your wife dies and suddenly none of it matters anymore. Still, you might have to maintain things moving. It is a type of simulation game, but with a strongly developed narrative that may ultimately lead you to make a critical selection. The previous games on this series were fascinating despite the difficult conditions, and I expect this one will deliver similar results.

Cybermission ($9.99)

I’d call this game a run-and-gun motion game, however it’s probably higher classified as a fly-and-gun motion game. You play the role of a cyber-soldier whose mission is to destroy hostile alien forces. If you do not feel like being a single-soldier army, you may invite a friend or member of the family to an area co-op multiplayer game. It looks prefer it’s a fairly good time for many who like things like or , and it’s affordable besides.

Mangavania 2 ($4.99)

More for many who want it. A delicate reminder that these games aren’t Metroidvanias, just linear stage-based platformers with very light exploration elements. If that is what you are after, it does it. Not excellent, mind you. But he does it. That’s all I even have to say on this subject.

Eternal White ($6.49)

After his friend goes missing during the harsh winter, Simon sets out from his mountain town to try to search out out what happened to them. It’s a turn-based RPG game during which you explore a land cursed with harsh winters (?), in search of allies and fighting monsters. In fact, you may participate in battles with as much as sixteen teammates. Tidy! The description guarantees over twenty hours of gameplay, which can be quite lots of game for the price.

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is it already on sale? Wow. Well, that is excellent news for Star Wars fans who probably have already got every part else on this sale. We even have an awesome choice of regular Capcom products, a remaster sale, and huge discounts on the . In your outbox, remember to fill up on . Everyone needs more! Review each lists.

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Sale ends tomorrow, August 22

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That’s all for today, friends. We’ll be back tomorrow with big Thursday news. There must be some goodies there. Anyway, I hope so. August. It’s rough. We’ll also post any sales and top news that happens throughout the day. Have a pleasant Wednesday everyone, and as at all times, thanks for reading!

is actually probably the most anticipated video game release of 2025. An open-world game will likely put loads of strain on consoles, which is why some fans were upset about the proven fact that game performance on Xbox Series S. However, based on the pinnacle of Rockstar Games’ parent company, Take-Two Interactive, he is not nervous about it in any respect.

Since the sport’s release in 2013, fans have been wondering when the following game would release. The buzz around this brand has been growing repeatedly for a decade and at last, in late 2023, Rockstar Games released a trailer for the upcoming open-world crime sim and confirmed a 2025 release window. This was accompanied by the news that it was skipping older consoles just like the PS4 and would exclusive product of the present generation. But which means it’s coming to Xbox Series S, which is much weaker than PS5 Pro or Xbox Series X.

On a November 6 earnings callTake-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick was asked if it will be difficult to get larger games to run on lower-end hardware options just like the Series S.

“Look, we support the platforms where consumers are on as long as they are there, and we find a way to support the platforms despite different levels of technology. Our labels are really good at this. I’m not really worried,” Zelnick replied.

Zelnick added that he never worries about how powerful consoles are or what hardware is available because he has “zero control over it.” He also explained that he believes gamers will “show up” and buy games on any platform as long as you provide “great” games. The Take-Two boss further explained that he sees great value in the PC platform and believes that the Take-Two platform will continue to grow, although he did not confirm whether a PC port is planned.

“So the bottom line is that we are selective about the platforms we support,” Zelnick said. “We make the technology work when we can make it work, as long as the audience is large enough to make it profitable.”

as shown in Take-Two’s latest financial report for investors, will still be available in fall 2025, as the corporate confirmed earlier in May. The game will probably be released on PS5, Xbox Series X, and yes, Xbox Series S.

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