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Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound Gets New Footage And A Release Date At Sony's State Of Play

Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound Gets New Footage And A Release Date At Sony's State Of Play https://ift.tt/AWlu3Fo Koei Tecmo released a new trailer for Ninja Gaiden Ragebound at Sony's State of Play, as well as the official release date: July 31. Ragebound will have players taking not just one but two ninjas on a demon hunt: Ryu from the Hayabusa clan, and a kunoichi, Kumori, from the Black Spider clan. They'll be taking on a whole legion of demons with combo-based gameplay that aims to blend both the old-school side-scrolling gameplay of the NES games, and the hard-as-nails demon-slaying of the 3D games. Check out the new trailer above, which not only shows off some extremely pretty new gameplay, but also the fact that the soundtrack will include remixes of the original NES game's soundtrack from some of the original composers. Continue Reading at GameSpot

The Departed's Shocking Ending Made WB Bosses "Very Sad," Scorsese Says

The Departed's Shocking Ending Made WB Bosses "Very Sad," Scorsese Says https://ift.tt/yTBfFE7

The Oscar-winning mobster movie The Departed is a modern classic, and one of Martin Scorsese's best films. Predictably, the studio behind it wanted to make it a franchise. However, the movie ends with deaths of its two main characters, and that apparently made the studio bosses at Warner Bros. "very sad," according to Scorsese.

He told GQ that, "What they wanted was a franchise. It wasn't about a moral issue of a person living or dying."

In the movie, Leonardo DiCaprio's character is shockingly killed near the conclusion as he steps out of an elevator. Matt Damon's character dies a bit later when Mark Wahlberg's character tracks him down and shoots him in his home. Scorsese told GQ that he remembers a test screening for the movie where everyone seemed to enjoy what happened except the studio bosses.

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