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'Revenge of the Nerds' are on their way!

No Rest for the Wicked, the Diablo-esque action RPG in the works at Ori and the Blind Forest and Ori and the Will of the Wisps studio Moon, won't be $70. CEO Thomas Mahler says the game's pr

Some 23 years after co-founding Jagex as the lead dev and sole engine developer on the original RuneScape, Andrew Gower is making another MMO. It's called Brighter Shores, it's out on PC and

Andrew Gower, creator of RuneScape and founder of Jagex, is back with a new game in the classic MMO style that he’s been working on for 10 years

Channel 5 and Acorn TV has commissioned detective drama Ellis from Company Pictures... Ellis will run as a three-part series, to air in a two-hour slot, and will follow DCI Ellis, played Sharon D Clarke, a tenacious cop who is parachuted into failing investigations. Each edition sees Ellis – accompanied by her right-hand man DS

Channel 5 and Acorn TV have commissioned new feature length detective series Ellis (3 x 120’) from Company Pictures

Acorn TV, the Anglophilic streaming service, has partnered with Paramount’s British broadcaster Channel 5 on a new three-part detective drama series starring Sharon D. Clarke. The two networks have ordered Ellis, a feature-length series that stars Clarke as the eponymous detective.

Arthurian legend The Winter King (ITVX) begins streaming on ITVX tomorrow. The series launches on 21st December, after part-filming at Blaise Castle Estate with support from Bristol Film Office last year. Laura Aviles, Head of Film, Bristol City Council: "When The Winter King's production team contacted Bristol Film Office seeking the ideal place to build Avalon, we were

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The prince, Charles Edward Stuart, led a Jacobite uprising in the Scottish Highlands in 1745. A new recreation of his face seeks to humanize the man behind the legend.