James Cameron shared a massive update about his new Terminator movie, which will not feature the franchise’s biggest star. What did James Cameron say about a new Terminator movie? As he prepares for ...

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Terminator: Survivors will no longer include multiplayer co-op, with developer Nacon announcing an indefinite delay that will now see its video game spinoff ditching early access for an eventual full ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Terminator: Survivors, once planned for release in 2024, has been delayed yet again and is now set to launch sometime after 2025. The game is in ...

Publisher Nacon and developer Nacon Studio Milan have delayed Terminator: Survviors from its previously planned 2025 release window to an unannounced date, as well as provided an update on the game’s ...

PC, Nintendo Switch/Switch 2, PlayStation 4/5, Xbox; Bitmap Bureau/Reef Entertainment Arcade specialists Bitmap Bureau ply their craft in this retro remake of James Cameron’s action film. But ...

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"Once the dust clears on 'Avatar' in a couple of months, I'm going to really plunge into that," Cameron said. Mekishana Pierre is a news writer at Entertainment Weekly. She has been working at EW ...

One of the greatest action movies of all time gets a new video game adaptation but is it better than the tie-ins that already existed back in the 90s? We’re always interested in how different action ...

Arnold Schwarzenegger is saying hasta la vista, baby, to the “Terminator” movies. After starring in almost all of the films in the franchise since the titular project in 1984, the actor, 78, won’t be ...

In early October, the agricultural–chemical giant Monsanto (St Louis, MO) announced that it would drop plans to market "terminator" seeds that produce infertile crops. Although the technology could ...