Stranger Than Heaven

At this evening's (or morning's, depending on how you look at things) Xbox Presents, we got a very in-depth look at Ryu Ga Gotoku's upcoming title, Stranger Than Heaven. The game, which takes place in five different eras of modern Japanese history - that's 1915, 1929, 1943, 1951 and 1965 - will follow the lifelong friendship of a pair of protagonists and examine how that friendship holds up in the rapidly changing context of the country's vast and complicated 20th Century. Read more

At this evening's Xbox Presents, which was dedicated entirely to Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio's Stranger Than Heaven, we finally learned when the anticipated action-RPG will launch. At the end of a 30-minute presentation diving into the game's story, combat systems, and characters, the developers revealed the title will be launching 'this winter'. Read more

Stranger Things fans have been openly speculating about whether Netflix's new sci-fi show The Boroughs has any connection to the Upside Down.

Don't worry, the Duffer Brothers will be happy to tell you what happened to Eleven in the Stranger Things finale…if you're willing to wait 20 years.

The new series The Boroughs strives to recapture the feel-good, scary-fun qualities of 1980s Amblin-produced movies such as The Goonies and Gremlins. While a Netflix show going for Steven Spielberg vibes understandably makes one think of Stranger Things – the Duffer Brothers even serve as executive producers here – The Boroughs isn’t merely Stranger Things with old people instead of kids, as creators/showrunners Jeffrey Addiss and Will Matthews recently explained to IGN.