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Fargo is coming back for Season 4 on September 27, premiering 11 new episodes over three years after the end of Season 3. Showrunner Noah Hawley has commented on the possibility of more episodes at a recent FX press event, and it sounds like he’s open to the possibility.

As reported by Deadline, Hawley was asked about another season, and replied “I’m certainly not ruling it out.” It sounds like he would need some time to figure it out, though. “It’s not just one idea you need, it’s a hundred ideas and characters…so that tends to percolate,” he said.

Hawley says that he’s currently trying to write a new novel, so that is taking priority for him. He’s pretty busy, he says, and also wants to make sure that he spends time at home with his kids. “I want to make sure the choices I make for the next few years, is not me saying ‘yes’ to things, but trying to tell stories I haven’t told before, and continue to explore with FX how we can try to reinvent that medium,” he says.

Season 4 star Chris Rock spoke at that same press day, explaining how COVID-19 has informed his performance in the show.

Hawley had plans to make his own Star Trek movie, but it’s been put on the backburner, possibly because its pandemic-focused plotline would hit differently after the events of 2020.

No More Heroes 3 has been delayed to 2021, as the COVID-19 pandemic has caused “unforeseen delays in development.”

No More Heroes series director Goichi ‘Suda51’ Suda of Grasshopper Manufacture took to Twitter to explain the delay and apologize to fans for the lack of news ever since “the reveal of the trailer for No More Heroes 3 at [The Game Awards] at the end of 2019.”

While the pandemic has impacted the project, Suda did say that the team has “managed to get back on our feet with development” and that their main focus now is “prioritizing quality.”

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It wasn’t all bad news, however, as he revealed that Darick Robertson, a comic book illustrator who co-created The Boys, will be joining the team working on No More Heroes 3 to “provide illustrations for the game.”

Suda shared a commissioned piece by Darick Robertson on Twitter, called “Demzamtiger & His Master,” and you can check it out below.

No More Heroes 3, a Nintendo Switch exclusive, was unveiled during Nintendo’s E3 2019 Direct, and the initial trailer showed Travis Touchdown and his beam katana back in action once more.

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At the New Game Plus Expo 2020, we got a glimpse of No More Heroes 3 gameplay, but it was mostly covered by Suda’s head.

You can read Suda’s full statement here.

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No More Heroes III, one of the big Switch exclusives on the horizon, has been delayed into next year. Director Goichi Suda (Suda51) has announced on Twitter that, while he knows many people are anticipating the game, the challenges of 2020 have caused a delay.

In his statement, Suda51 points towards COVID-19 as the cause of the delay, and apologizes to fans. “To everyone who has been waiting for further news and release date confirmation ever since the reveal of the trailer for No More Heroes 3 at TGA at the end of 2019, I would like to offer my sincerest apologies,” he says.

The game is now aiming for a 2021 release, and Suda51 assures fans that Grasshopper Manufacture will continue to work hard on the game.

The director also announced that Darick Robertson, a comic artist who co-created The Boys, is now involved in the game’s production. Robertson is creating illustrations for No More Heroes III, some of which will be shared ahead of the game’s release.

Since the game’s announcement, we’ve seen only snippets of gameplay footage from the third No More Heroes. However, if a rating in Taiwan is any indication, the first game in the series might be coming to Nintendo’s console.

The Nintendo Switch still has some big titles confirmed for the remainder of 2020, including Pikmin 3 Deluxe, Super Mario 3D All-Stars, and Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity.

The first official trailer for Denis Villeneuve’s Dune is here, starring Timothee Chalamet, Zendaya, and Jason Momoa. Let’s break it down shot-by-shot.

One dedicated Halo fan has spent five years constructing something pretty amazing out of Lego. As shared by Lego site The Brothers Brick, Steve Witt has spent five years building a 25,000 brick reconstruction of the Halo UNSC frigate, an extremely detailed tribute that he has named Katara (an Avatar: The Last Airbender reference).

The ship is almost 7 feet long, and weighs in at 112 lbs. It’s 32 inches wide, with over 150 working lights. It’s a pretty enormous undertaking.

The ship is hugely detailed, with lettering and numbering designed to match the ship from the game, as well as many little features that aren’t apparent in the image above–click through to The Brothers Brick to check them all out.

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PUBG Mobile is a giant success, with research firm SensorTower reporting that the game has now surpassed $3.5 billion in revenue from microtransactions since its release.

The game is growing fast, as the lifetime revenue for the game was estimated to be $3 billion back in July. The game needed just 72 days to add $500 million more, which works out to about $7 million per day.

In 2020 alone, PUBG Mobile has reached $1.8 billion in microtransaction spending. The new numbers for the game cover both the main PUBG Mobile and the Chinese version, which is called Game For Peace.

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See if you can beat our top 25 ranked high score on the global leaderboard in Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1 + 2.