Breaking Bad is probably the greatest TV show of all time- the story of Walter White and his gradual moral degeneration has gone down as a modern classic of TV storytelling. Amazingly enough, series creator Vince Gilligan has been able to make lightning strike twice with Better Call Saul, the prequel series to Breaking Bad that is by all accounts as good.

And it looks like he may be going for a three-peat, except this time, he may be doing it in VR. Variety is reporting that Vince Gilligan is partnering with Sony’s PlayStation division to create a VR Breaking Bad spin off experience for PlayStation VR.

“[A lot of TV producers] just played around with VR. Several of them were intrigued, but Vince was the one who said, ‘I really want to do something with this. I want to experiment with this,'” said Sony Interactive Entertainment’s global chief executive Andrew House.

Now the question is, what exactly can you do with Breaking Bad in VR? You all are an imaginative bunch, so I’ll let you suggest your ideas in the comments sections.

And now, Giancarlo Esposito will be in DLC episode of Payday 2, ‘The Big Bank Heist,’ where he plays the role of a new contact, ‘The Dentist.’ The Big Bank Heist is memorable in other ways as well, as it represents the most advanced and complicated heist that the game has had yet, and it also represents a return to the Payday series’ roots.

The Big Bank Heist will launch on Steam for $7 on June 17.

“The release of “The Big Bank Heist” marks something truly special for us. Not only is it our biggest, most advanced heist yet, where we introduce a new contact called “The Dentist”, played by Giancarlo Esposito. It is also a throwback to the roots of the PayDay franchise. For our veteran players, the heist will feel extra special because it has everything that we love about the original game: a huge setting, an intense heist plan and plenty of replayability. New masks and the addition of the preplanning feature enable players to plan out the heist like never before. Players attending E3 will be able to play the heist in our E3 booth and talk to us directly.” said Bo Andersson Klint, CEO, Starbreeze.

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