Justin Carter

Kansas City, United States

Writer at Freelance

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Contributing Editor at Game Developer

A guy who writes for a few places, currently writing at io9 and Game Developer. Def color. He/him.

Articles

EA Kills Its 'Black Panther' Game Along With Developer Cliffhanger Games

1 week ago | gizmodo.com | Justin Carter

Two years ago, EA announced a game based on Marvel hero Black Panther from new developer Cliffhanger Games. Now, that project has been canceled. Per IGN, EA Entertainment president Laura Miele sent out an email confirming the game was scrapped and Cliffhanger is closing. At time of writing, it’s unclear how many employees are affected, as the publisher is trying to move staff onto other projects where possible.
Game Preservation & Video Game History

1 week ago | gamedeveloper.com | Diego Nicolás Arguello |Diego Nicolás Arguello |Bryant Francis |Chris Kerr |Justin Carter

PAX East felt like a warning: explosively successful games by solo devs and small teams are great, but it could lead to a dearth of vital specialists.
Impossible, Lilo & Stitch Make Big Memorial Day Money

1 week ago | gizmodo.com | Justin Carter

We’ve got two major Hollywood movies this holiday weekend,¬†Mission: Impossible‚ÄĒThe Final Reckoning¬†and¬†Lilo & Stitch,¬†and they’re both killing it in theaters.
Les Dilley, 'Star Wars' and 'Indiana Jones' Art Director, Dies at 84

1 week ago | gizmodo.com | Justin Carter

Les Dilley, the award-winning art director and production designer on a number of films, passed away on May 20 at age 84 from Alzheimer’s complications. Born July 11, 1941 in Rhondda, Wales, Dilley began his film career with a construction and plastering apprenticeship at the Associated British Picture Corporation when he was 15. At age 23, he was a plaster worker on 1963’s From Russia With Love,Â then an assistant art director onÂ Jesus Christ SuperstarÂ andÂ Kelly’s Heroes.
Impossible', What is Hollywood's Action Future?

1 week ago | gizmodo.com | Justin Carter

After nearly 30 years, three on-screen deaths, and at least a dozen wild stunts, Ethan Hunt and Mission: Impossible have approached some kind of end with The Final Reckoning. The question now is “what’s next?,” which has hovered over this franchise for years, and in several different ways. Tom Cruise is the series, and throughout the years, he’s reaffirmed his commitment to these movies until his heart stops beating.
Charlie Cox Thinks Fans Could Make a Daredevil Movie Happen

1 week ago | gizmodo.com | Justin Carter

Since 2015, Daredevil has dominated the small screen across his two shows on Netflix and Disney+. Fans have kept the character going on TV for the past decade, and actor Charlie Cox thinks that same passion could get ol’ hornhead back on the big screen. In a recent interview at the SAG-AFTRA Foundation, Cox said he was the “worst person to ask” about the chances of a Daredevil movie, since he knows jack all about it. Any questions or demands should go to “the grown-ups,” aka Disney and Marvel.
What Is the Future of 'Star Wars Battlefront'?

1 week ago | gizmodo.com | Justin Carter

Days ago, gamers and Star Wars¬†fans started voicing their desire for another Star Wars Battlefront¬†game.
Space Marine' is Finally Getting a Remaster

1 week ago | gizmodo.com | Justin Carter

A year after its sequel arrived, the original Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine is coming to modern gaming. The definitive, “Master Crafted Edition” of the third-person shooter comes of port developer SneakyBox.
The Way of Water' is Surfing Back to Theaters

1 week ago | gizmodo.com | Justin Carter

Later this year, James Cameron is taking us all back to Pandora with Avatar: Fire & Ash. To prepare that, and also to make a lot more money, Disney’s bringing The Way of Water back to theaters. The aquatic sequelwill get a new theatrical run starting October 3 and wrapping on October 10. At time of writing, Disney hasn’t revealed whether this “limited engagement” will feature anything extra like extended or deleted scenes or a special look for Fire & Ash.
Frank Castle's Back and Ready to Kill as the Punisher Once More

1 week ago | gizmodo.com | Justin Carter

Earlier this year, we got Frank Castle back on our TVs, and now it’s time for the Punisher to make a return to comics, too. Marvel’s gun-toting antihero is coming back to the page in Punisher: Red Band, a five-issue miniseries from Ben Percy (Wolverine) and Julius Ohta (Iron Man). The last time we saw Frank was back in 2023 when he took control of the Hand ninja cult, learned his wife was alive and wanted a divorce, and was later sent to Weirdworld.