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1st episode to launch on PlayStation Store on September 26 Visual effects and virtual reality company Digital Domain announced on the U.S. PlayStation blog on Tuesday that it will release a cinematic VR experience titled Dreamworks Voltron VR Chronicles. The 360° VR experience will have several episodes, and the first episode, "Seeds of Corruption," will be available on the PlayStation Store on September 26. Users will take on the role of Lance, pilot of the Blue Lion from Dreamworks Voltron Legendary Defender. Digital Domain describes to story of the first episode: When Lance discovers the remains of a lost alien race deep within enemy space, he releases an unstoppable force that threatens to corrupt the Paladins' control over both their Lions and Voltron. Jumping into the heart of the adventure, you must overcome the corrupt force and relentless threat of Zarkon as you struggle to solve the ancient mystery and fight your way to victory. Digital Domain is developing th

16th volume of series launched in 1986 slated for winter Hiroaki Adachi, the head of the Wright Staff company that manages the business affairs of author Yoshiki Tanaka, revealed on Twitter on Tuesday that the manuscript for the final volume of Tanaka's Arslan Senki (The Heroic Legend of Arslan) novel series is complete. Adachi said he passed the manuscript on to the editor, and the draft will soon undergo proofreading and the addition of illustrations. Adachi said he will reveal the release date when it is decided. He added that Tanaka had told him that he was one of only two people besides himself who knew the ending of the story before its completion. However, when Adachi read the end of the final manuscript, he discovered that the ending is different from what Tanaka had told him. Adachi also thanked fans for their support. The 16th and final volume of the series is slated for release this winter. Adachi revealed in February 2016 that the next volume of the novel ser

Happy birthday, Hayao Miyazaki! The artist and creator is celebrating his 75th birthday. Hayao Miyazaki was born on January 5, 1941, in Tokyo, Japan. He is the founder of Japanese animation company Studio Ghibli, and the director of many of its most popular and iconic films. Miyazaki's art shows clear, fluid motions, with an emphasis on emotions and expressiveness, and lush, evocative backgrounds. He's probably best known for his work on the films "Princess Mononoke" and "Spirited Away." Retired in 2013, following the release of his latest film, "The Wind Rises," Hayao Miyazaki is considered by many to be the Walt Disney of Japan. Fans of the retired director's works are posting tribute videos and artwork to mark the occasion. Well-known Vine animator Wahyu "Pinot" Ichwandardi created a tribute vine for the director's birthday. Australian distributor Madman Entertainment created their own tribute in 2014 prior to Miyazaki's final film openin

Love it or hate it, you have to admit that there are very few games out there with as much epic lore content as World of Warcraft. As we fans have grown to love the game over the last decade the question arises: Who is the World of Warcraft best hero? This list is a compilation of the most epic and legendary heros (or villans) in the Warcraft universe. The selection criteria involves the way that they changed the world, how epic their deeds are, and finally their base cool factor. 10. Illidan Stormrage The night elf demon hunter was supposed to aid Malfurion and Tyrande in the defense of the world tree, but instead he defected to Sargeras. He is no longer a night elf but neither is he a demon. Illidan has become something greater and is now the self-proclaimed ruler of Outland… or at least he was until a massive raid group destroyed him. A quick search on the forums will reveal that Illidan is one of the most popular WoW characters in the ga

For many Hearthstone players, particularly newer ones, deciding which legendary cards to craft with your hard-earned dust is a stressful experience. The setback from crafting a card which ends up being useless can be potentially devastating. Here are 20 best legendary cards on the hearthstone. 20. Baron Geddon Baron Geddon is a card that has primarily fallen down the power ranking due to the amount of new legendaries introduced with each expansion. Early on in Hearthstone, Baron Geddon was seen commonly in control decks as one of the few viable options for a late-game threat. These days Geddon only appears in the heaviest of control decks that are looking for extra clearing power against aggro decks. Control Warrior is the deck that Geddon is most commonly found in, but control Paladins can also use it effectively as an extra combo part in conjunction with Equality. 19. Bloodmage Thalnos Bloodmage Thalnos is a card that can fly under the radar o