The new Terminator anime heading to Netflix looks absolutely brutal in a trailer that dropped this weekend. Terminator Zero is set in 2022 and 1997 (the year of Judgment Day, as described in Terminator 2) and focuses on new characters: Eiko and the scientist Malcom Lee, who are being hunted by a Terminator. The series was produced by Skydance and Production I.G., the Japanese animation studio behind Ghost in the Shell and Psycho-Pass. Fittingly, it drops on August 29, in a nod to the date of the fictional nuclear annihilation event. You can check out the new trailer below -- but just a heads up for anyone who isn't into anime gore, this clip is packed with it.

A newly released trailer for Nintendo's upcoming movie, "The Super Mario Bros. Movie," heavily featured the voice of Princess Peach, voiced by Anya Taylor-Joy. Long a secondary character in the main franchise, the trailer revealed just how involved Peach would be in Nintendo's new movie, showcasing scenes where she dons her iconic Mario Kart biker outfit and even wields a halberd, all but ensuring her place as more than just a princess in another castle.

Artificial intelligence has turned into a hot trend in the IT business in the past several years. While the practical ramifications of artificial intelligence frequently differ from the way it is typically shown in the film, these are the top artificial intelligence films of 2021. Lana Wachowski is the producer, co-writer, and director of The Matrix Resurrections' AI-based science fiction action film. The Matrix Reloaded is the follow-up to 2003's The Matrix Revolutions and the fourth film in the franchise overall. A catastrophic war between humans and artificial intelligence-powered machines is believed to be depicted in the film's plot, which has not yet been revealed.

Nintendo Switch has revealed the release date of "The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask" along with a new trailer in celebration of its official rollout. Japanese gaming giant Nintendo announced last month that "The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask" is scheduled to launch in its hybrid console as part of the Switch Online expansion pass service. The announcement hyped fans but it did not come with a definitive release date. Nintendo announced Friday that "The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask" is coming as one of its N64 games on its premium online service on Feb. 25. As part of the announcement, the Japanese gaming giant has also released a new trailer for the game. It's a race to stop the moon and save the world!

The Electronic Entertainment Expo, better known as E3, finished its last day of presentations yesterday. For the first time in its 26 year history, E3 was an all-virtual event due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but that didn't stop the major game companies from delivering some (mostly) electrifying news. Tiny Tina's Wonderlands was one of the games players caught a first glimse of at this year's E3. Tiny Tina's Wonderlands was one of the games players caught a first glimse of at this year's E3. Starting with the Summer Games Fest's Kickoff Live event, audiences caught the first glimpse of developer Gearbox Software's Tiny Tina's Wonderlands, a genial sounding game that appears to anything but; the trailer opens with a dreadlocked warrior blasting a machine gun at a dragon shooting electricity.

STX Entertainment released a new trailer on Friday for Mile 22, the upcoming Mark Wahlberg thriller from director Peter Berg, and if you were a fan of their past collaborations Lone Survivor, Deepwater Horizon, and Patriots Day, you're going to want to watch this trailer. If you're not a fan of Berg-Wahlberg movies, you're also going to want to watch this trailer, because it is absolutely packed with dramatic dialogue just waiting to be tersely snapped at the people in your life. It's clear on its face that we should all begin talking like we're living inside Mile 22 as soon as humanly possible, but which of the cool lines and snappy quips are going to do the most to help you succeed on your next "mission" to "the ARCO station" for an "inedible hot dog?" To help you prioritize, we've ranked all the coolest dialogue. "Failure is not an option."

That news, plus rumors Battlefield will head back to World War II this year, David Lynch teaches you typing, the ESRB takes less-than-zero action on loot boxes, and a bevy of trailers for Battletech, Heaven's Vault, Vermintide II, and more. This is gaming news for February 26 to March 2. Growing up I remember taking typing classes in school, and then continuing that learning at home with Mario Teaches Typing. I don't think either helped much, and it wasn't until the onset of AIM (rest in peace) that I started hitting my current 100-plus words per minute. Still, I've got a soft spot for those old educational typing tools, which means David Lynch Teaches Typing is the perfect blend of weird and nostalgia. The "Trial Version" is available for free on itch.io.

But as seen in a new trailer for the installment, the eatery the partners visit appears to be a smart restaurant. And because the restaurant has zero staff, Mulder pays for their food by inserting his ATM card in a slot strategically installed on their table. Another fun technology featured in the video is Scully's smart fridge, which reminds her of Skinner's (Mitch Pileggi) upcoming birthday and advises her to keep herself hydrated. It also informs Scully that her stock of salad dressing is running low, and asks if she would like to defrost the chicken as someone named Scott is coming for dinner. The video, however, also shows a number of disturbing technological inventions, including a fast-driving driverless car, a navigation app telling its user that he'll never make it to his office, and a fleet of drones and a pack of four-legged robots coming after Mulder and Scully.

EA has released a new trailer for "Star Wars Battlefront 2" and it appears to confirm all the game modes and maps for the upcoming sci-fi shooter. EA has also released the minimum PC requirements for the upcoming Beta, which will commence next weekend. The brand new trailer for "Star Wars Battlefront 2" is being narrated by actor John Boyega, who plays Finn in "The Force Awakens" and the upcoming "The Last Jedi" films. The five-minute trailer shows off some new footage, as well as some infographics showing that "Battlefront 2" will indeed have three times the number of locations and vehicles of the 2015 "Battlefront" game. The trailer also touts the new single-player campaign mode, which was actually what Boyega was asking from the 2015 game.

The highly intelligent synthetic has been created to serve. The video claims that Walter is an artificial intelligence powered by AMD, Ryzen and Radeon. READ: 4 major spoilers we learned from the official "Alien: Covenant" trailer Fassbender will be playing not one but two roles in "Alien: Covenant." Apart from Walter, the 39-year-old actor will be reprising his role from "Prometheus" as the robot named David. The first movie made us distrust David so it's no surprise if fans are skeptical of Walter.