Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave introduces guns as gauntlet weapons and gives priest Troy an unforgettable, wonderfully absurd action scene.
Twenty-eight years on, Saving Private Ryan remains a landmark WWII film because its battlefield realism is matched by its powerful portrait of grief, duty and humanity.
A 2002 sales report made Grand Theft Auto look like gaming’s new royalty. So, in the spirit of bad ideas, should Nintendo give Mario a gun?
Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave has revealed an unexpected weapon: Anatolia carries a modern-looking gun classified as a gauntlet.
From family adventures and futuristic cars to xenomorphs and body horror, these are the 10 best science-fiction movies released in 1986.