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Ralph Fiennes and Jodie Comer chat with ET about 'Harry Potter,' 'The Hunger Games' and '28 Years Later,' in theaters on June 20. Ralph, who played Lord Voldemort in the 'Harry Potter' film franchise shares his advice for the new actor taking on the role in HBO's upcoming series. The actor also reacts to joining 'The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping' and playing President Snow, a character originally played by the later Donald Sutherland. Plus, Ralph and Jodie open up about their roles in '28 Years Later.'

Check out the Gameplay Deep Dive Reveal Trailer for The Blood of Dawnwalker, an open-world dark fantasy action-adventure RPG developed by Rebel Wolves. Players will assume control Coen, a half-human, half-vampire called a Dawnwalker, in the fight to uncover long-dormant secrets and save your family in a 14th-century European setting. Those that walk the shadows return to lay claim to the power and freedom that they discern are rightly theirs for the taking, enabling players to guide the narrative through choice to stand with humanity or those that embody their vampiric nature. Don’t miss the game’s latest trailer to see the visceral third-person action-oriented gameplay with a suite of weapons and abilities, dialogue choices, and more for The Blood of Dawnwalker. The Blood of Dawnwalker is coming in 2026 for PlayStation 5 (PS5), Xbox Series X|S, and PC (Steam). #TheBloodOfDawnwalker #Gaming #IGN

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Eric Dane chats with ET's Kevin Frazier at the premiere of 'Countdown,' streaming June 25 on Prime Video. The actor makes his red carpet debut with girlfriend Janell Shirtcliff and reacts to watching the new series with her. Plus, Eric opens up working with the ensemble cast in 'Countdown.'

Splitgate 2 reviewed by Jarrett Green on PlayStation 5. Also available on Xbox Series X/S and PC. Splitgate 2 is a competent successor to the original that expands on it, but never really surpasses it. There still are few shooters you can play right now that feel as good as this one does to jump, float, and slide around in, and the new class system adds a tactical layer that sort of sacrifices the original’s philosophy of simplicity for the sake of mechanical depth. Weapons are good if largely uninspired (outside of the small handful of bangers you have to fight over in matches). But the map selection is a definite step backwards, both aesthetically and in the way they seem to discourage regular use of the shooter’s signature portals. Even though it packs in a lot of modes and content in a fair free-to-play game, the effort to bring Splitgate 2 more in line with other popular shooters has taken it a step too far away from what made the original a cult hit. #IGN #Gaming