World Of Warcraft: Shadowlands Release Date, Map And New Class
At BlizzCon 2019, we learned there is a new expansion coming to World of Warcraft. Called Shadowlands, this new expansion goes where no other has gone before.
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Ghost Recon: Breakpoint To Receive New Loot System And AI Teammates
Ubisoft has shared a list of changes and content coming to Ghost Recon: Breakpoint.
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The VR Experiment That Involves Cows
How weird can the news get today? Probably not weirder than this story, which has to do with a Russian experiment involving cows and VR headsets.
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Google Stadia Offering Refunds On Games It Sold And Then Gave Away For Free
We now know Stadia Pro's free games lineup for December, which consists of two solid titles. The problem? Stadia only launched on Nov. 19, and two games that people probably bought are already being given away.
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Apex Legends Update Promises Reworked Progression And More Rewards
The next Apex Legends update will overhaul the progression system and add more bonuses.
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Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare Season One Content Roadmap Revealed
Infinity Ward promises "the biggest free content drop in Call of Duty history."
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The Truth About A Grand Theft Auto Movie
The truth about a Grand Theft Auto movie is that it will never happen. This isn't just a rumor, either. Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick has officially said that the company has no plans and will not entertain any plans of making a GTA movie or TV show.
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Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare Gets Its Own Splatfest In The Form Of Falling Players
Players jumping into Moden Warfare for a little deathmatch action are truly reaching for the stars. They're spawning in a little too high off the ground. So just as quickly as they're able to see their character appear and see their weapons drawn, they're dropping to the ground, dying instantly.
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Disney's Response To Jedi: Fallen Order Feels Like A Shot At Past EA Star Wars Games
In case you haven't heard, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is a monumental success. It's reportedly "the highest rated Star Wars game of this console generation," and EA claims it had the "fastest-digital launch for a Star Wars game in its first two weeks." Now Disney has something to say about it.
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Call Of Duty: Mobile Brings Back Controller Support
Even though Call of Duty: Mobile is a free-to-play mobile experience, many players have griped that controller support -- something that was actually present when the game first launched -- has been conspicuously absent these past few months. No longer is that the case.
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Battleborn Removed From Stores Ahead Of January 2021 Shutdown
Publisher 2K has announced plans to shut down the Battleborn servers for good at the start of 2021, giving users a little over a year to experience Gearbox's hero shooter. In anticipation of the closure, 2K removed Battleborn from digital stores.
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Resident Evil 8 May Be In Development For Next-Gen Consoles
According to an alleged leak, the rumored Resident Evil 3 remake will be the final Resident Evil game to release for the current generation of consoles. The insider also suggests the fabled Resident Evil 8 will launch on the Xbox Scarlett and PlayStation 5.
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Cyberpunk 2077's Multiplayer Mode May Include Microtransactions
Cyberpunk 2077's post-launch multiplayer mode might include "monetisation."
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Twitch Seriously Botched This Streamer Ban
Is Twitch a little too haphazard with its bans and suspensions? That question is being raised more and more as of late, especially following an episode in which the service suspended a streamer for five days before admitting that it was "a mistake."
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Borderlands 3 Just Got A Destiny Gun
Clearly some of the people at Gearbox Software are fans of Destiny. A recent update to Borderland 3 brought some bug fixes and tacked on a new endgame mode called Takedown at the Maliwan Blacksite. It also tossed in a new gun, however; one that'll give Destiny players a case of deja vu.
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Rumor: Winter Is Coming To Red Dead Online
Live service games often offer themed holiday and seasonal events. A new datamine suggest Red Dead Online plans to get in on the action this Christmas with a change that will affect the entire map.
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Dead Or Alive 6 DLC Adds Rachel From Ninja Gaiden
The next fighter to kick some butt (or get her butt kicked) in Dead or Alive 6 is Rachel, a no-nonsense huntress from Ninja Gaiden.
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Crucial WWE 2K20 PC Patch Is Corrupting Save Files
Visual Concepts' attempts to fix the glitchy WWE 2K20 have only made the situation worse for PC players.
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The Untitled Goose Is Loose In Resident Evil 2
No one can deny the mischievous charm of HouseHouse's Untitled Goose Game, especially not modders as it turns out. The game's unnamed goose protagonist has become something of a meme, showing up in unexpected places... such as your playthrough of the Resident Evil 2 remake.
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You Can Now Play As Shaggy In Resident Evil 2
The internet never fails to disappoint. We've seen Shaggy in Jump Force. We've witnessed the wrath of Thomas the Tank Engine in Resident Evil 2. And now the modding community has given us a brand new treasure to cherish -- Shaggy as the main character in Resident Evil 2.
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'Resident Evil 2' Speed Run Spawns 2 Mr. X Tyrants
It's terrifying enough to play the Resident Evil 2 remake knowing that Mr. X, the Umbrella Corp. Tyrant, is loudly stalking the hallways, ready to throw open nearby doors at any moment. But imagine that terror multiplied. Imagine having to contend with two Mr. Xs during your playthrough of the game.
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Cyberpunk 2077 Might Feature An Elon Musk Cybertruck
Tesla's latest vehicle looks like it belongs in an 80s-inspired dystopian game and after today's exchange between Tesla CEO Elon Musk and CD Projekt Red, it just might be featured in one. Will the Cybertruck be in Cyberpunk 2077?
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Hearthstone Player Disguised Toast Now Streaming Exclusively On Facebook
Jeremy "Disguised Toast" Wang will now stream only on Facebook Gaming, leaving behind his 1.3 million followers on Twitch.
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Code Vein Is Getting Three Season Pass DLCs In Early 2020
Fans of Code Vein have been hungering for more content since the game's release back in September. Now they're getting it, as Bandai Namco has announced three season pass DLCs for the vampiric action RPG, all of which are set to arrive early next year.
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Fortnite: Chapter 2 Kicks Off Fishing Frenzy Competition
A new competition has arrived in Fortnite today: the Fishing Frenzy competition. Players have between now and 8 p.m. ET on Nov. 25 to compete in and win as many categories as possible. All they need to do is get out their Fishing Rods.
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Anthem Drops To A Humilating $5 For Black Friday
Poor Anthem. BioWare's title has suffered through a tough year, and now it's getting even more disrespect in the form of a Black Friday deal. Anthem released on Feb. 22, 2019 at a retail price of $59.99. When GameStop's Black Friday sale rolls around next week, it'll be on sale for a mere $5.
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Resident Evil 3 Remake Could Be Coming In 2020
Ready to reacquaint yourself with one of the coolest bosses in the Resident Evil series? Rumor has it that a remake of Resident Evil 3: Nemesis is currently in development over at Capcom. Not only that: the remake will reportedly arrive sometime in 2020.
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Pokemon Go Warns Of Team GO Rocket Takeover This Weekend
Prepare for trouble. Pokemon Go is expecting an increase in Team GO Rocket activity this weekend.
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GTA Online: Adversary Mode Bonuses And Discounts This Week
Grand Theft Auto Online has several bonuses, benefits, and discounts on offer this week.
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There's A Nyan Cat Game Coming To Switch Next Week
Nyan Cat -- an almost-forgotten internet meme -- will be making a (rather tardy) return to fame through a game for the Nintendo Switch called Nyan Cat: Lost In Space.
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Shenmue 3 Director Wants There To Be A Shenmue 4
Is Yu Suzuki after some job security? The now decades-old Shenmue series came back to life with the recent release of Shenmue 3, but it seems the game's director is already thinking about the next chapter of protagonist Ryo Hazuki's story.
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Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order Includes A Tribute From A Son To His Late Father
Both Martin Cameron and his son, Nicholas, had the privilege of working on Star Wars games. But while Martin passed on early in 2018, he'll still be remembered -- as a Jedi, no less -- thanks to a tribute left by his son in Jedi: Fallen Order.
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Why We're Never Getting A Diablo 2 Remaster
The idea of a Diablo 2 Remaster is enough to get any Blizzard fan excited. We so often view the past through rose-colored glasses; who wouldn't want to revisit the premier dungeon crawler of the year 2000, and have it actually look as good as we remember it?
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Borderlands 3's Handsome New DLC Drops In December
Hey sugar, you feeling lucky? It's Borderlands fans' lucky day. Gearbox Studios has finally announced the first of four DLCs for Borderlands 3 and this first one is a doozy. Called Moxxi's Heist of the Handsome Jackpot, you'll be joining her crew in raiding Handsome Jack's very own casino.
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Need For Speed: Heat Is Reportedly Pretty Hot
Need for Speed: Heat's release date certainly didn't do it any favors. It launched on Nov. 8 -- the same day as Death Stranding. Nonetheless, the latest street racing title from Ghost Games and EA has managed to become the most-played Need for Speed game in years.
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Fortnite: Chapter 2's First Season Will Last Until February 2020
Fortnite seasons vary in length, but you can usually count on them lasting a little more than two months. The inaugural season of Fortnite: Chapter 2, however, is going to blow that out of the water.
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Rainbow Six: Siege Offering Free Weekend As Part Of Money Heist Crossover
Another free weekend is on its way to Rainbow Six: Siege, this time as part of a special crossover with Netflix's Money Heist.
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Blair Witch Headed To PS4 With Gameplay And Technical Enhancements
Blair Witch, the psychological horror survival game from Bloober Team, is on its way to PlayStation 4.
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The Game Awards 2019: Here Are Your Game Of The Year Nominees
Every year, The Game Awards recognize outstanding games and creators, giving them well-deserved fanfare and a cool trophy, too. This year was stacked with great games, each deserving of praise. But which was the best?
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The Most Important Tip In Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order
Young Padawan, there are some skills you should keep in mind when playing Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. They will aid in your quest as you navigate the galaxy and embrace your destiny as one of the last surviving Jedi. But for real: BD-1 is your best friend and you should use him to the fullest.
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Uncharted Director Joins Skydance Media To Create New Studio
Amy Hennig, the award-winning writer and director behind the first three Uncharted games, has joined forces with Skydance Media to create a new development studio. The new division will center on creating an "interactive series" for "emerging streaming platforms."
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Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp Will Soon Get A Paid Subscription Service
Nintendo's push to monetize Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp continues with a new paid subscription service.
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Rumor: Valve Will Announce Half-Life: Alyx VR Game At The Game Awards
Valve may resurrect the beloved Half-Life franchise in VR.
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Ubisoft And Tencent Working To Bring Rainbow Six: Siege To China
Ubisoft and Tencent have teamed up to bring Rainbow Six: Siege to China. The popular multiplayer FPS currently does not meet the country's strict publishing regulations.
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Google Stadia Adds Ten More Launch Titles
Welcome to the world of video games, Google. Mere days after the tech giant unveiled the rather thin launch lineup for Google Stadia, its game streaming platform, the company has apparently decided to give ten more launch titles the green light.
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Jurassic World Evolution Gets Nostalgic In Return To Jurassic Park DLC
Frontier Developments has revealed the latest DLC coming to Jurassic World Evolution, their popular park builder inspired by the hit film franchise.
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Rumor: Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare To Receive 200 Player Battle Royale Mode
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare has a massive battle royale mode on the way according to a new leak.
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The One Call Of Duty Mission We Still Hate
This timed mission from Call of Duty 4 still haunts our dreams.
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The Next Mass Effect Is Reportedly In Early Development
It seems the next Mass Effect game is in development behind closed doors at BioWare.
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2K's Social Media Got Hacked; Devs Apologize For Offensive Posts
It looks like publisher 2K's social media got hacked last night by an entity with a penchant for immature messages. 2K's Twitter and Facebook accounts, including the official Borderlands and Civilization pages, were littered with random rants.
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One Punch Man Gets A February 2020 Release Date
Bandai Namco has shared the release date for One Punch Man: A Hero Nobody Knows, its upcoming fighting game based on the popular manga series.
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The Outer Worlds DLC Could Be In The Works
Obsidian has been a bit busy lately. Following the huge success of its space-faring adventure, The Outer Worlds, the studio is apparently working on several different projects. One of them just might be DLC for The Outer Worlds, if we're reading Obsidian studio head Feargus Urquhart the right way.
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Jurassic Park Evolution Goes Back To The Beginning In December DLC
Jurassic Park Evolution allows you to create your very own, mostly functioning theme park filled with living, breathing dinosaurs. Come Dec. 10, the park management game will be layering on the nostalgia and taking things back to basics by returning to the park that started it all.
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The Sims 4: Discover University Is Out Today (Skip School And Play)
The Sims 4 players can send their Sims to college in the latest expansion. Discover University has launched for PC and Mac and will come to Playstation 4 and Xbox One on December 17.
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Rumor: BioWare Working On A Complete Anthem Overhaul
Anthem, the online multiplayer RPG from BioWare, has had a rough journey. Its rocky reception, paired with the recent departure of several high-profile employees, has led some to believe the studio has abandoned the game. According to recent intelligence, this could not be farther from the truth.
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Smite To Add Slavic Folklore Legend Baba Yaga Next Year
Smite fans have a lot to look forward to in the months ahead. A trailer released at this weekend's Hi-Rez Expo confirmed that yes, Heimdall is coming next year, but so is a legendary Chinese warrior, a sea monster of some kind, and the Slavic sorceress known as Baba Yaga.
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How Long Does It Take To Beat Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order?
You may be wondering: how long does Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order take to beat? Will I get my money's worth? Let's dive into some reviews and figure out how long it took critics to finish the game.
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What The Critics Are Saying About Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order
Despite a few concerns, Jedi: Fallen Order is doing very well in the reviews department. Below, we'll take a look at what some critics have been saying about the newest Star Wars video game adventure.
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The One Grand Theft Auto Mission We Still Hate
If you hear the phrase "launch the Red Baron" and cringe, chances are, you're a Grand Theft Auto fan.
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The One Red Dead Redemption Mission We Still Hate
Though the majority of the quests in Red Dead Redemption and Red Dead Redemption 2 aren't terribly difficult, one mission remains burned in our memory. This is the one Red Dead Redemption mission we still hate.
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The Most Bizarre Ways To Die In Red Dead Redemption 2
Red Dead Redemption 2 includes a multitude of different ways for players to meet their demise. Some of the most bizarre deaths come from the most unexpected sources, including special NPCs, animals, and the physics engine itself.
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Sea Of Thieves Heats Up In Seabound Soul Update
Sea of Thieves has a new free monthly update for players to look forward to later this month: The Seabound Soul.
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Fortnite: Chapter 2 Hide And Seek Mission Challenges, Hidden 'I' Location
Thursday has once again given us a brand new Fortnite: Chapter 2 Mission. This one is called Hide and Seek, and like every other Mission, its challenges will have you scurrying across the map to visit locations, collect resources, and damage (or eliminate) opponents.
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Mortal Kombat 11's Sindel Trailer Is A Scream
Ever wanted to flay your enemies with the sheer force of your voice? If so, you're in luck. Today we got our first look at exactly how brutal Sindel's banshee scream is in Mortal Kombat 11. She made her debut back in Mortal Kombat 3, but she's back with a vengeance as part of the game's DLC pack.
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Borderlands 3 Teases Handsome Jack's Return In First Campaign DLC
The first campaign DLC for Borderlands 3 is on the way and it includes a couple familiar faces.
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Popular Fallout 76 Player Allegedly Banned For Reporting A Glitch
Fallout 76 is infamous for being rife with bugs and controversy. It looks like Bethesda has stirred up a bit more of both today.
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Sonic Creator Isn't Satisfied With Movie Redesign
Okay, we can all agree that the new trailer for the Sonic the Hedgehog movie is much, much better than the original abomination that came out earlier this year. It seems Sonic creator Yuji Naka, however, is still not satisfied.
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Dead Island 2 Is Still Happening, Says Koch Media CEO
Like the undead, hopes that Dead Island 2 will happen are continually resurrected. This time, Koch Media CEO Klemens Kundratitz has assured the world that Dead Island 2 is still coming out and it's going to be "kick-ass."
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How Long Does It Take To Beat The Legend Of Bum-Bo?
one of the big questions surrounding The Legend of Bum-Bo is, how long does it take to beat? Though the game is a unique puzzler with endless possible combinations of cards, moves, and levels, there is a definitive answer to that question.
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Rumor: Fans Think A New BioShock Game Is In Development
There have been rumors buzzing about a new BioShock game for a while now, but they've only been whispers and speculation. Today we've gleaned some news that seems a bit more substantial.
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Epic Games Is Suing A Tester Over Fortnite: Chapter 2 Leaks
It's no secret that Epic Games is a rather litigious company. It will sue those who dare to besmirch the good name of Fortnite. This time around, Epic is going after a play tester who allegedly leaked Fortnite: Chapter 2 content before the black hole had spat out the new map and features.
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Twitch Suspends Fortnite Pro For Playing With Banned Streamer
Twitch has issued a seven-day suspension to teenage Fortnite pro Cody 'Clix" Conrod of Misfits Gaming for playing with banned streamer Zayn.
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You Can Play Minecraft Earth Today (If You're In The U.S.)
Ever log on to Pokemon Go and wish the Pokemon were a bit more... blocky? Today you can download Minecraft Earth and experience the world of Minecraft layered onto your reality.
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Wolfenstein: Youngblood Update Adds New Missions, Maps, And More
Update 1.0.7 has gone live, bringing new missions, maps, abilities and more to Wolfenstein: Youngblood.
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Call Of Duty: Mobile Reached A Staggering Number Of First-Month Downloads
Call of Duty is a perennial bestseller, but it's likely that Activision didn't even expect Call of Duty: Mobile to take off the way it has. According to Sensor Tower, the mobile game reached 148 million downloads in its first month, which is an unheard of figure as far as Call of Duty games go.
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New Sonic The Hedgehog Movie Trailer Shows Off Sonic's Makeover
After months of waiting, we finally got our first clear look at the new Sonic design for the Sonic the Hedgehog movie. And what's the verdict? It's fine in the most fine way possible. Sonic looks like Sonic, and not like a human in a blue Sonic suit. Really, that's all we ever wanted.
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Twitch Bans Streamer For Saying 'Nerd'
Twitch has taken up the ban hammer once again, this time setting its sights on Fortnite and Rainbow Six Siege streamer Viperous. According to Viperous, she was banned for seven days for saying the word "nerd," which the platform interpreted as a "hateful slur."
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No Star Wars: Jedi - Fallen Order Early Access For EA And Origin Access Subscribers
Star Wars: Jedi - Fallen Order launches in less than a week. To avoid spoilers and leaks, Electronic Arts has decided not to offer a timed early access trial for the game. Instead, EA Access and Origin Access subscribers will receive two exclusive cosmetics.
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Overwatch Short Story Appears To Tease New Mercy Skin
The latest Overwatch short story, Valkyrie, shows off Mercy's abilities as a scientist and a combat medic, as well as a sneak peek at what appears to be a rather casual new skin.
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Rumor: Big GTA 6 News Coming Summer 2020
GTA 5 is one of the world's best selling games, so we're pretty sure that Rockstar won't pass up a chance to make a pretty penny off of a sequel. Now a member of hip hop group City Morgue appears to have let the cat out of the bag about some big news that could be related to GTA 6.
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We Happy Few's Final DLC Is Coming Nov. 19
We Happy Few released over a year ago, but only now is the final piece of Wellington Wells' story being told. In the final DLC, We All Fall Down, we will see if the townspeople can finally open their eyes to reality and give up on the mind-altering medication known as Joy.
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Wattam Gets A December Release Date
After spending 5 years in development, Wattam, the latest title from the director of Katamari Damacy, finally has a release date.
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Google Stadia Launch Lineup Revealed
Google Stadia goes live for its Founders (those who paid $129 for early access) on Tuesday, Nov. 19. But we're only now finding out which titles will launch with the service. As it turns out, there aren't many.
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British Tabloids Have No Sympathy For FaZe Jarvis
Ninja might've felt for FaZe Jarvis, a YouTuber recently banned for life from Fortnite for cheating. But the tabloids in Jarvis' own home country of England? They aren't so sympathetic.
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Ubisoft Might Be Teasing A New Splinter Cell Game
Ubisoft Spain tweeted out an image of Splinter Cell protagonist Sam Fisher, causing the internet to go wild with speculation about a sequel.
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Apple Arcade's Six New Games
Six new games have joined the expanding roster of Apple Arcade titles.
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Gaming's Most Brutal Bad Endings
These are gaming's most brutal bad endings. Some old. Some new. All taking pain to new heights. All things we'd never want to experience ourselves.
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How Long Does It Take To Beat Need For Speed: Heat?
The 24th entry in Ghost Games' Need for Speed franchise has officially released and fans are excited to try out the massive amounts of customization options available. But exactly how long does it take to beat Need for Speed: Heat?
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Shadow Of The Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition Is Out Now
PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One users can now pick up Shadow of the Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition. The new release combines the base game along with all previously-released DLC in one neat package.
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Just Dance 2020 Will Be Available On The Wii For Some Reason
Despite the Switch being Nintendo's new platform of choice, Ubisoft's Just Dance 2020 will be available for the Wii, making this title perhaps the final game to be released for the console.
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Skate 4 Is Probably Dead, As EA's Abandoned The Trademark
Later, skater. Don't expect another Skate game anytime soon. Or ever, according to EA. It's official: EA has abandoned it's trademark on the Skate series, essentially dashing all hopes of getting another off-the-rails skateboarding game to rival Tony Hawk's Pro Skater franchise.
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Is Nozomi In Shenmue 3?
While fans are excited to see Ryo back in action in Shenmue 3, they're also wondering what other legacy characters they'll get to interact with in the latest title. One question seems to be dominating the internet: is Nozomi in Shenmue 3?
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GTA Online This Week: New Vehicle, Triple Rewards, Discounts, And More
Rockstar Games has added a new SUV, double and triple rewards, and an array of discounts to Grand Theft Auto Online this week.
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Beat Saber Now Has A Rocket League Music Pack, As It Should
Beat Saber is one of the most entertaining (and physical) VR games you can play. Rocket League is an automobile soccer game with an amazing soundtrack. Now the two have collided, thank goodness, with the release of Beat Saber's Rocket League x Monstercat Music Pack.
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Destiny 2's Latest Update Makes Pinnacle Rewards More Powerful
The power climb in Destiny 2 isn't what you'd call a slog; at least, not between 750 and 950. There are plenty of sources for Powerful engrams, which decrypt into gear that is above your current Power level. Reaching Power level 960, though? That was a bit of a chore, at least until today's patch.
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Pokemon Go Players Can Finally Take On Team Go Rocket Leader Giovanni
Things are getting serious in Pokemon Go. Team Go Rocket leaders Arlo, Cliff, and Sierra have entered the fray. You also have the chance to take on Giovanni, the big boss himself, along with legendary Shadow Pokemon.
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Team Ninja Celebrates Fatal Fury's Mai After Smash Bros. Snub
Fatal Fury's Mai Shiranui may have been too bodacious for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, but she's just right for Team Ninja's adult-rated Dead or Alive 6. Today, the developer cheekily reminded fans that Mai is a DLC character in the game, poking fun at Smash in the process.
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Happy N7 Day! BioWare Celebrates With Paid Cosmetics In Anthem
BioWare got in on the N7 Day festivities today by adding in some new Mass Effect-themed cosmetics to Anthem. There are now four new Javelin skins based on each alien species from the games, a new wrap, and the Shepard Shuffle emote.
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Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled Adding Classic Characters In Circus-Themed Update
A free update packed with a new track, game mode, racers and more is on its way to Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled. Get ready for neon-soaked insanity in the Neon Circus Grand Prix.
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Fortnite: Chapter 2 The Lowdown Mission Challenges, Hidden Letter 'N' Location
Thursday is almost like a mini-holiday in Fortnite: Chapter 2, thanks to the arrival of a brand new Mission. This week's Mission is called The Lowdown, and this might not shock you all that much: the name has very little to do with the challenges contained within it.
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Will Shenmue 3 Finish The Story?
After a successful Kickstarter campaign, Shenmue 3 was confirmed, and fans of the franchise couldn't be happier. But the idea of a third title is somewhat bittersweet and has left fans wondering: will Shenmue 3 finish the story?
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Red Dead Redemption Myths That Turned Out To Be True
Since the release of Red Dead Redemption 2, conspiracy theorists and eagle-eyed gamers have been untangling what amounts to virtual urban legends. We've assembled some of the most pervasive myths found in the Red Dead series that have been proven to be the real deal.
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Fallout 3, Mass Effect 3, And Skyrim Devs Create New Studio Together
Developers behind Fallout 3, Mass Effect 3, and The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim have come together to create a new entertainment studio called Brass Lion Entertainment. The studio will create universes centered on underrepresented people, stories, and cultures.
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Fallout 1st Subscribers Have Created An 'Aristocracy'
Bethesda appeared to have messed up in a big way when it launched Fallout 1st, the insanely expensive subscription service that didn't even work 100% of the time. Despite these glitches, and even bullying, some players have taken this new system in stride, and done so in a rather interesting way.
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Blacksad: Under The Skin Accidentally Launched Early
Oops. Remember when we said that the anthropomorphic noir detective game, Blacksad: Under the Skin, wouldn't be available until the middle of November? Actually, it's available today thanks to a "technical malfunction" on the part of developer Microids. Like we said, oops.
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Play The Elder Scrolls Online For Free This Week
Bethesda has rolled out a steady stream of content for The Elder Scrolls Online since its release in 2014. Those who haven't had the opportunity to sample the MMO over the past five years have the next few days to check it out for free.
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Playtonic Is Not Making A New Banjo-Kazooie Game, Developer Says
Playtonic Games issued a statement this morning that the studio is not working on a new Banjo-Kazooie game, and also, that the company has not been purchased by Microsoft. And if you're wondering where all of this came from, you're not alone.
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Sims 4: Discover University Trailer Captures The Highs And Lows Of College Life
College life is defined by ups and downs, a glorious and often painful experience that The Sims 4: Discover University gameplay trailer manages to capture during its 1 minute and 40 second run time.
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Overwatch 2 Has Four More Characters We Don't Know About
So now Overwatch 2 is officially a thing, and everyone wants to know what will be new in this sequel. Most of all, people want to know which new characters will be coming to the game. These details are being kept extremely close to the chest, but a few reporters were allowed to have a peek.
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Payday 2 Is Back With New Border Crossing Heist
Towards the end of October, Swedish developer Starbreeze shared their plans to resume development on Payday 2 as part of their efforts to recover from financial disaster. The company has followed through on that strategy, announcing Payday 2: Silk Road, the first DLC release in almost a year.
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Fortnite's New Darkfire Bundle Includes $80 Worth Of Cosmetics
Today Epic Games announced a new content pack called the Darkfire Bundle, chock full of the cosmetics that players around the world continue to clamor for. The question is, is this pack worth the price tag?
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Gris Was Ripped Off By A Self Care App, According To Devolver Digital
Gris is an indie platformer about a young girl lost in her own world. Fabulous is a "science-based" app that helps users track their habits and goals. What do they have in common? A significant amount of animation, apparently.
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The Worst Microtransactions Of 2019
To avoid microtransactions entirely is to basically stop playing video games, as they're pretty much everywhere these days. But there are a few games that really go above and beyond to make their microtransactions worse than the rest. Here are the worst microtransactions of 2019 so far.
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Red Dead Redemption 2 Mod Turns Arthur Morgan Into The Joker
Red Dead Redemption 2 just came out on PC, but already fans are doing exactly what we expected: making a slew of mods for the game. The initial batch shows there's real promise for mods in the PC version of Rockstar's hit, but in light of a recent film release, one in particular has caught our eye.
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Hilarious Glitch In Destiny 2 App Asks Players To Get Kills With Toilets
If you're an avid Destiny 2 player, you're probably used to the types of quests the game sends you on. They're full of things like, "Get Arc Final Blows," or "Complete Public Events." Those logging onto the Destiny 2 Companion App, however, may see something a little bit different.
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Does Need For Speed: Heat Require Internet?
Need for Speed: Heat stresses the importance of working with a crew in order to get things done and complete missions in the most efficient way possible. But the inclusion of that multiplayer component raises an important question: will Need for Speed: Heat require internet?
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Is Need For Speed: Heat Open World?
Need for Speed: Heat will be available for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One on Nov. 8, and will be "the ultimate street racer versus cop fantasy." But racing aside, just where can you go in this new game? Will Need for Speed: Heat be open world? The answer is yes!
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Overwatch 2: Will Unlocked Cosmetics Carry Over From Overwatch 1?
At BlizzCon, game director Jeff Kaplan announced Overwatch 2, the next entry in the world of Overwatch. That's great news. But the even better news? Cosmetics from Overwatch 1 can be carried forward into the sequel, which means all of your hard work (and all of the money you spent) comes with you.
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Cyberpunk 2077's Johnny Silverhand Is A Big Part Of The Game, Thanks To Keanu Reeves
E3 2019 was memorable thanks to the appearance of everyone's favorite dog lover, the breathtaking Keanu Reeves, who took the stage and announced some long-awaited news about Cyberpunk 2077. For one thing, Reeves is in the game. Now it's being reported that he pushed for, and got, more screen time.
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BioWare Teases December Dragon Age 4 Announcement
BioWare seems to be hinting at a Dragon Age 4 announcement on December 4.The date coincides with Dragon Age Day, the annual community-hosted event dedicated to the Dragon Age series.
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November 2019 Video Game Releases
It's that time of year, ladies and gentlemen. The game releases are coming in hot, and in November, we have a number of big titles making their debut. From Death Stranding, to Pokemon Sword and Shield, to Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, you'll have plenty to play this month.
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Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare Allegedly Has 38 More Maps On The Way
According to an alleged leak, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare players have 38 upcoming maps to look forward to, including old favorites like Shipment and Rust.
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Blizzard Will Not Repeal Blitzchung's Suspension
In a speech that celebrated freedom of expression, Blizzard president J. Allen Brack said he regretted how the suspension of Hong Kong Hearthstone player Chung "Blitzchung" Ng Wai was handled. Brack later clarified, however, that Blitzchung is still banned from professional Hearthstone.
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The Outrage Over Mortal Kombat 11's Joker Design Continues
There is a whole new Joker making waves on the internet, and we're not talking about the controversial Jared Leto Joker. A Mortal Kombat 11 DLC that adds six new characters is on the way, and one of these characters is none other than the Joker, sporting a new look that not everyone is so keen on.
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Kojima Productions Will Make Films One Day
What's next for Hideo Kojima now that Death Stranding is about to impress (or confuse) the world? Feature length films, apparently. In a BBC documentary on the making of the much-anticipated Death Stranding, Kojima said, "In the future, Kojima Productions will also start making films."
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Blizzard Devs See 'Great Opportunity' For A StarCraft 3
Could we see a StarCraft 3 someday? Conventional wisdom says no, the second game is doing just fine. But that's not stopping the developers behind StarCraft 2 from hoping they'll get to work on a third title.
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Apple And Valve Could Be Working On An AR Headset
Augmented reality may not be as widely discussed as virtual reality, but several companies are still interested in the tech. You can now add Apple and Valve to the list, as it appears the two companies may be collaborating on an AR headset set to arrive in 2020.
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How Long Does It Take To Beat Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & The Secret Hideout?
Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout is, according to the game's description, "the story of a girl and her friends who are about to become adults, discovering what is most important to them." Let's find out how long it takes to beat this Koei Tecmo RPG.
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Ranking The Outer Worlds Companions Worst To Best
You don't need to go through The Outer Worlds alone. With all these companions to choose from, which ones are the best? Join us as we break each one down and determine who the best ones are.
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Overwatch 2: Everything We Know From BlizzCon
Game director Jeff Kaplan (clad in a D.Va hoodie, no less), delivered on all the rumors surrounding the enigmatic "Overwatch 2" we've been hearing so much about. Yes, Overwatch now has a sequel. And it looks awesome.
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Hidden Areas You Completely Missed In GTA
Let's take a field trip to some tucked-away corners of the Grand Theft Auto universe and figure out where these odd spots are, as well as the hidden meanings behind some of them. It's a weird world that Rockstar Games have created, and we're just scratching the surface.
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Diablo 4: Everything We Know From BlizzCon
Well, everyone, here's the announcement we've all been waiting for: Diablo 4. According to game director Luis Barriga, "If you're a longtime fan, we think this is the game you've been waiting for."
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Fallout 76 May Have Misled Consumers, Admits Bethesda's Parent Company
The latest bad news for Fallout 76? It involves Bethesda's parent company, ZeniMax, admitting that they "are likely to have misled certain Australian consumers about their rights to a refund when they experienced faults with their Fallout 76 game."
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Fortnite Player's Mistake Gets A Hilarious In-Game Tribute
Clearly the developers over at Epic Games have a good sense of humor, judging by their latest addition to Fortnite: Chapter 2. The game's latest patch has placed a tombstone, some lovely flowers, and a "no swimming" sign at the foot of the map's famous new waterfall feature.
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How Long Does It Take To Beat Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz HD?
If you're totally new to Banana Blitz and want to experience the game in its glorious remastered form, you may be wondering: how long does Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz HD take to beat? Let's find out.
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WWE 2K20's Latest Patch Will Hopefully Make The Game Less Glitchy
It's no secret that WWE 2K20 launched in the condition of "hot trash," with funky textures, glitched out environments, wrestlers crabwalking, referees refusing to count, and so much more. It's hoped, however, that a new patch issued today for the title will fix many of those issues.
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Leaked PS5 Dev Kit May Offer First Look At DualShock 5 Controller
An image showing the PS5 dev kit and possible DualShock 5 controllers has leaked online.
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PlayStation Plus Games For December Announced
PlayStation Plus subscribers now have the list of games they can look forward to downloading in the month of December, and -- good news -- one of those games is really good!
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Xbox Games With Gold For December Revealed
Microsoft's Major Nelson -- or "Crazy Larry" on occasion -- has officially revealed the Xbox Live Games With Gold list for the month of December. And it looks like next month's offerings have a little something for everybody.
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Gears 5, Code Vein, And More Discounted During Steam Autumn Sale
PC gamers can take advantage of some impressive deals on titles like Gears 5, Code Vein, and The Surge 2 during the Steam Autumn Sale.
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Valve Cracks Down On Steamworks Abusers
Valve has blacklisted hundreds of games for abusing Steamworks tools.
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Sony Exec Takes A Subtle Swipe At Xbox Boss Over VR
We're a long way from the console war heyday of the 90s, so it's especially notable when an executive from one platform holder -- how do we say it -- throws some shade at another. Nonetheless, that appears to be exactly what happened between Sony's Shuhei Yoshida and Xbox head Phil Spencer.
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The PlayStation 5 Might Have A Samsung SSD
We're still a ways off from getting our hands on the PlayStation 5 but the more we hear about it, the more excited we are. Due to a not-so-subtle announcement from Samsung, we're excited to report it looks like the company may be creating the SSD (solid-state drive) for the PlayStation 5.
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Final Fantasy 7 Remake 2 Is Officially In Development
The first part of Final Fantasy 7 remake arrives in March 2020, and includes about 20% of the original Final Fantasy 7 story. The next leg starts when Cloud and the gang leave the city of Midgar; this is where Final Fantasy 7 Remake 2 -- a game that's now officially in production -- picks up.
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Red Dead Redemption 2 Modders Add Zombies
Are you dying for some zombie action in Red Dead Redemption 2? We've not received official word from Rockstar that an Undead Nightmare successor will make its way into the sequel. Fortunately, though, the game is out now on PC, which means modders can simply do the work themselves.
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Epic Games Store Offering Big Black Friday Discounts
Score up to 75% off over 80 games this holiday season.
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Star Citizen's Most Anticipated Ship Arrives In 2020
Star Citizen's Anvil Carrack gets a release date six years after being unlocked.
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Wrath: Aeon Of Ruin Comes To Steam Early Access In Surprise Launch
3D Realms has surprise-launched Wrath: Aeon of Ruin, a shooter built on the game engine from id Software's original Quake.
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Rumor: December's Free PlayStation Plus Game May Have Leaked
A post on Reddit suggests PlayStation Plus subscribers will be able to get their hands on God of War next month.
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Gris Is Coming To PS4 (And 4K) Next Week
Lovingly crafted by small, Spanish studio Nomada, painterly platformer Gris impressed PC, Mac, Switch, and iOS players last year. Now, PlayStation users will get their turn to enjoy the gorgeous if melancholy game on Nov. 26.
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Xbox Scarlett Finally Has A Feature PS5 Won't
From the Xbox side, it's tough to see how Microsoft's next system will compete. If it's comparable in power and price, Sony still has the upper hand thanks to its catalog of exclusives. But the Xbox Scarlett does have one secret weapon that isn't getting a whole lot of attention: Xbox Play Anywhere.
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Lost Ember Is Out Today On PS4
You might remember this gorgeous, exploratory game from E3, but now you can do more than just watch Lost Ember's awesome trailer. The game is out today for PlayStation 4, ready for players who want to explore their wild side.
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Play Warhammer: Vermintide 2 For Free On Steam This Weekend
Those struck with a sudden desire to smash some Rodents Of Unusual Size should head over to Steam and checkout Warhammer: Vermintide 2, Fatshark's four-player rat-smashing co-op.
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Rayman: Legends Joins Epic's Free Games Collection Next Week
Epic Games Store users can download Rayman: Legends for free starting next week.
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Synth-Punk Roguelike Black Future '88 Comes To Steam With 10% Discount
Black Future '88, the Synth-Punk roguelike 2D action shooter from SUPERSCARYSNAKES, has launched on Steam.
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In Pokemon Sword & Shield, Your Pokemon Might Be Living In A Counterfeit Cup
Some of Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield's newest Pokemon are genuinely adorable, and we're not talking about Wooloo (this time, anyway). Sinistea and its evolved form, Polteageist, are little spirits that possess tea cups and kettles, respectively, but these Ghost-type cuties have a dark secret.
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Alien: Isolation Leaps Onto Nintendo Switch This December
Nintendo has announced that Alien: Isolation, one of the most terrifying games on the planet, is coming to Nintendo Switch on Dec. 5, just in time for you to get it as a morbid Christmas present you'll wish you'd never opened.
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Pokemon Sword & Shield Sell 6 Million Copies In One Week
According to the official Pokemon Twitter account, Sword and Shield have now sold 6 million copies worldwide, and are the fastest selling Nintendo Switch software since the console launched in 2017.
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Switch Is Getting A Weird Mech Fishing Game (And A Fishing Rod Accessory)
Leave it to Bandai Namco to trot out the strange stuff. Bakutsuri Hunters is a new Nintendo Switch fishing game that's coming out -- for the time being -- in Japan. But we're going to do everything in our power to pray for a stateside release. Because... well, just look at it.
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EA Can't Even Do A Nice Thing Without Scaring Its Customers
Early this morning, EA kept a promise and gave something away: a free month of Origin Access to those who enabled two-factor authentication on their Origin accounts. Unfortunately, it did so in the worst way possible.
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Rust Introducing Musical Instruments In First Paid DLC
Developer Facepunch Studios has shared details about the first paid DLC for Rust, their multiplayer survival game.
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Detroit: Become Human Comes To PC In December
Detroit: Become Human has received a PC release date, meaning Epic Games Store users can finally experience the awkward beauty of realizing you've fallen in love with a fictional android.
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Meet League Of Legends' New Champion Aphelios
Even though we were treated to a new League of Legends champion not too long ago with Senna, Riot has decided that the season of giving has come early. We're now being introduced to Aphelios, the Weapon of the Faithful.
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PlayStation 5 Could Have Removable SSD Storage
PlayStation 5 games are probably going to take up a lot of space, which means it'll be very difficult for us to keep our digital collections on one hard drive. Fear not, though: it appears a recent patent may have revealed Sony's solution to that particular problem.
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Pokemon Sword & Shield Somehow Caused Rokus To Crash
Humanity has come a long way from banging rocks together, yet we're still sometimes befuddled by the technology we think we know so well. Case in point: Nintendo Switch consoles running Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield were apparently affecting Rokus. And we didn't know why until today.
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Rumor: In The Valley Of Gods May Have Been Canceled
Did Half-Life: Alyx kill this promising single-player adventure?
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Dragon Quest Builders 2 Comes To PC In December
Dragon Quest Builders 2 has been out on the Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 for a while now. Finally, at long last, PC players can get in on the action. The block-building, bad guy-bashing game will be available on Steam Dec. 10.
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Pokemon Sword & Shield Modders Are Trying To Add Excluded Pokemon Themselves
Pokemon Sword and Shield caught a lot of flack prior to release, as players discovered many of their favorite Pokemon wouldn't be making the journey to the Galar region. At least one trainer, though, is intent on rounding out the collection of Pokemon in the two titles.
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PS5 Controller Design Reportedly Shown In New Patent
Ready for more PlayStation 5 news? It appears the folks at VideoGamesChronicle.com have stumbled onto a treasure, of sorts; a patent filed by Sony for a new controller design. The patent could be our first look at the PlayStation 5's gamepad.
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Destiny 2: Shadowkeep, Doom, And More Discounted On Steam
Steam is offering discounts on a variety of titles, including Destiny 2: Shadowkeep, Doom, BioShock, The Elder Scrolls Online, and Watch Dogs.
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Pokemon Sword And Pokemon Shield Are Being Review Bombed
After all the controversy spawned by Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield, it comes as little surprise that the titles are being review bombed.
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Pokemon Sword & Shield Locks Down Shiny Starters And Legendaries
Previous methods for getting shiny starters or legendaries won't work in Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield.
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Bad North: Jotunn Edition Is The Next Epic Games Store Freebie
Bad North: Jotunn Edition, the real-time tactics roguelite from Plausible Concept and Raw Fury, is the latest title to join the Epic Games Store's Free Games Collection.
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Pokemon Sword & Shield Bug Apparently Corrupts SD Cards
Pokemon Sword and Shield launched today on Nintendo Switch, and though most fans seem to be enjoying the title, a few have a real bone to pick with Nintendo and the game's developer, Game Freak. Why? Because it seems both Sword and Shield have erased some game saves and corrupted some SD cards.
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Project Scarlett Won't Bomb At Launch Like The Xbox One, Says Microsoft
We've already talked at length about the initial failings of the Xbox One. It launched at a price $100 above the PlayStation 4. It was less powerful than the PS4, to boot. But Microsoft has learned from that launch, according to Xbox head Phil Spencer.
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West Of Dead Is A Twin-Stick Shooter Starring Hellboy's Ron Perlman
After popping up early on the Microsoft store, West of Dead, a new twin-stick shooter from Kingdom publisher Raw Fury, made its official debut at XO19. The Wild West-inspired romp features the talents of Ron Perlman, the actor best known for his roles in Sons of Anarchy and the Hellboy movies.
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Obsidian Announces Grounded, A Bite-Sized Survival Game
Hot on the heels of the release of The Outer Worlds, Obsidian Entertainment has announced the next game slated to join their growing lineup.
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Everwild Revealed As Rare's New IP
Rare is cooking up something new alongside its continuing support for Sea of Thieves. Today during Microsoft's X019 event, we finally got a glimpse of it.
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Halo: Reach Could Come To Xbox One Today, PC This December
Is Microsoft's entire X019 show going to leak out ahead of schedule? First the Microsoft Store accidentally listed the release date for Bleeding Edge. Now it appears to have done the same for Halo: Reach, which is being ported to both Xbox One and PC.
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The Witcher 3 Could Be Coming To Xbox Game Pass
Xbox Game Pass subscribers could be getting a blockbuster new game in the very near future. A Twitch video ad shared on Reddit this morning touts Game Pass and its impressive library of titles. But one of the games shown is actually one that isn't part of the service yet: The Witcher 3.
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Rare Will Reportedly Unveil A New Game Tomorrow (And It's For The Xbox Scarlett)
Microsoft's X019 event is happening tomorrow, and with it will come a whole heap of exciting announcements. Rare is going to be teasing a tidbit or two about a new game, and no, it's not a Banjo-Kazooie title. Rather, Rare will reportedly unveil a never-before-seen IP.
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Red Dead Redemption 2 Update Will Fix Some Of Its Many PC Problems
The much anticipated PC release of Red Dead Redemption 2 was marred by some serious technical issues. Fortunately, a patch is on the way that will take care of some of them.
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Here's Why #GameFreakLied Is Trending On Twitter
There is yet another hashtag about the upcoming Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield trending on Twitter. Rather than a fond thank you for all the work devs have put in over the years, #GameFreakLied is an expression of outrage and anger.
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Smash Ultimate Players Add Mai To The Game Unofficially
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate recently added Fatal Fury's Terry Bogard to the roster as a DLC character. But Mai, another character from the Fatal Fury franchise, wasn't added due to her suggestive attire. Some fans took the news in stride. Others, however, worked to put Mai into the game, anyway.
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How Long Does It Take To Beat Pokemon Sword And Shield?
Reviews for Pokemon Sword and Shield are live, and so far, it seems like critics are really enjoying it. If you plan on picking one of the two games up when they release on Nov. 15, you may be wondering: how long does it take to beat Pokemon Sword and Shield?
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What The Critics Are Saying About Pokemon Sword And Shield
Pokemon Sword and Shield aren't set to release until this Friday, Nov. 15. But the review embargo has now lifted for the next entries in the Pokemon franchise, which means we can read some thoughts from critics and determine whether or not we're going to buy the games ourselves.
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Xbox One's 'Surprise Me' Button Will Choose A Random Game For You That You Probably Won't Play
Microsoft's Xbox One has a new feature for those of you who hoard digital games; one that's available to those in the "Skip Ahead" Alpha testing group. Whether it'll help you is another story.
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Naughty Dog Is Beefing Up Staff For A Big Multiplayer Project
The announcement that The Last of Us: Part II would not have multiplayer came as a disappointment for many, but fear not: it looks like the developers at Naughty Dog are working on some kind of multiplayer experience.
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Binding Of Isaac Dev's New Game The Legend Of Bum-Bo Is Out (And Is Weird)
The Legend of Bum-bo launched on Steam today, and it's weird in only a way that legendary indie developer Edmund McMillien can seem to pull off.
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Red Dead Redemption 2 Players Believe They've Found Princess IKZ
Now that the PC version of Red Dead Redemption 2 is out, players can dig a little deeper into the game's files, uncovering secrets that Rockstar hasn't wanted to share. Like the story behind Princess Isabeau Katharina Zinsmeister, who for over a year, could not be located. Until now.
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Snag A Free Pokemon Sword And Shield Trainer Outfit This Weekend
Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield, the latest installments in the popular monster-collecting franchise release this week. In honor of that launch, The Pokemon Company is offering several bonuses to early adopters, including a unique trainer outfit.
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Pokemon Devs Touched By #ThankYouGameFreak Tweets
Amidst the leaks, bad press, and controversy, longtime Pokemon fans still found a way to say thank you to the devs at Game Freak for all their work over the years. How, you ask? By sharing their precious Pokemon memories through the hashtag #ThankYouGameFreak.
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The Death Stranding And Famitsu Controversy Explained
Death Stranding is still new on the market, but the Hideo Kojima game is already courting controversy. Namely, Japanese fans have been raising concerns about ethics following the revelation that the former editor-in-chief of Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu made an appearance in Death Stranding.
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Pokemon Sword & Shield's Galarian Mr. Mime Has A Mustache
A Japanese-only (so far) trailer released today reveals two new Pokemon featured in Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield: a spooky, runic Pokemon; and Mr. Mime with an all new look. Namely, this updated Mr. Mime has a pretty sweet mustache.
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Don't Expect Nintendo Switch Price Cuts Anytime Soon
Over two and a half years after launch, the Nintendo Switch is still hot. Pokemon Sword and Shield are both just around the corner. And nearly 42 million consoles have been sold in that very short period of time. So don't expect any major discounts, says Nintendo.
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Just Dance 2020 For Wii Outsold The PS4 And Xbox One Versions In The UK
You were wondering why Just Dance 2020 was still coming to the Nintendo Wii, even though the console was discontinued years ago? Here's why. The latest entry on the Wii just sold more than the versions on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, and came pretty darn close to outselling both combined.
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Death Stranding: Hideo Kojima Has A Theory About Why American Critics Didn't Like It
Death Stranding finally released on PlayStation 4 last Friday, and it's safe to say the game dominated the discussion this past weekend. Some critics loved it. Others didn't care for it. And interestingly, those opinions appeared to differ based on the region the critics were based in. Why is that?
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Death Stranding Is Getting Review Bombed
There are currently 730 negative reviews for the game on Metacritic. We know it's pretty weird, but is Death Stranding really that bad? Rather than reviews based on actual gameplay experiences, it appears that these overwhelmingly negative takes are the result of a review bombing campaign.
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Fire Emblem: Three Houses DLC Lets You Dress As A Maid And Go To The Sauna
The latest Fire Emblem: Threes Houses DLC adds a maid outfit, sauna, and the ability to interact with cats and dogs.
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Rumor: There's A Death Stranding DLC On The Way With A Raid Mode
According to a purported leak, summer of 2020 will see the release of a hefty DLC for Death Stranding that will not only complete the story, but also add in a raid mode. The name of this mysterious, unconfirmed DLC is "September-1998."
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Streamer Divides WoW Classic Fans By Boosting His Way To Level 60
A World of Warcraft Classic streamer by the name of Asmongold used his fans to farm XP and reach level 60. Now the game's community is divided as to whether or not this is boosting.
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Did God Of War's Director Just Tweet A Coded Message?
Is the developer behind God of War up to something new? We're not sure, but a rather cryptic tweet from the game's director sure has everyone talking this morning.
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Here's How Nintendo Is Handling Joy-Con Drift
Doug Bowser is the new head honcho at Nintendo of America, and despite his villainous name, he's actually a pretty good guy. He understands that Joy-Con Drift is a real and serious issue, and in a recent interview, he told us how the company is handling the plague of Joy-Con issues.
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The Messenger Is The Next Epic Games Store Freebie
Ready to get another critically acclaimed -- and most importantly, free -- title from the Epic Games Store? Mark Nov. 14, 2019 down on your calendar. That's when you'll be able to download The Messenger, one of the many great games to release last year.
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PlayStation Now Won't Be Getting Day One Sony Exclusives Anytime Soon
PlayStation Now made some major changes at the beginning of October, but don't get carried away thinking PlayStation Now is going to become Xbox Game Pass, adding first-party exclusives on launch day. According to Sony, that's not happening.
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Pokemon Sword And Shield Will Allow You To Carry All Your Pokemon With You
Pokemon Sword and Shield are departing from the old, traditional ways of mainline Pokemon games and adding in quality of life improvements. The latest news tells us that rather than scurrying to the nearest Pokemon Center, trainers will be able to switch out their teams anywhere and everywhere.
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Payday 2: Silk Road Update Will Add Free And Paid Content
As promised, developer Starbreeze has shared more information about the upcoming Payday 2: Silk Road update. The selection of free and paid features will mark the first Payday 2 content to roll out since development ceased at the end of 2018.
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Fatal Fury's Mai Is Too Hot For Smash Bros., According To Sakurai
Fatal Fury's Terry Bogard faces the fury in the newest Smash DLC pack that adds in this beloved SNK character. But this apparently wasn't enough for fans, who are wondering if Fatal Fury's female mascot will be added. Sorry, but according to Sakurai, Mai Shiranui is too hot for Super Smash Bros.
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Terry Bogard's Smash Debut Is Being Upstaged By His Kirby Copy
Today was supposed to be Terry Bogard's day. The legendary SNK character joined the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate roster this morning, and brought a bunch of new content with him. Unfortunately, another character appears to have stolen the spotlight: Kirby. More specifically, Kirby as Terry.
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Red Dead Redemption 2 Is Crashing For Players On PC
Red Dead Redemption 2 initially released only on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. That all changed today with the launch of Red Dead Redemption 2 on PC. But the launch has not been without its issues.
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PlayStation Now Adds Persona 5, Shadow Of War, Hollow Knight
Sony continues to add value to its PlayStation Now service, adding three big name games to it this month. These titles join the over 800 already available for streaming on your PS4 or PC, and include Persona 5, Middle-Earth: Shadow of War, and Hollow Knight.
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Dark Souls Modders Have Finally Figured Out Custom Maps
Dark Souls came out for PC in 2012, but it wasn't until very recently that modders figured out how to make and import custom maps into the game. That's seven years of trying and failing, but finally, all that effort has paid off and history has been made.
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This Nintendo Switch VR Mockup Makes Labo Look Silly
Remember the excitement surrounding VR on the Switch? That was back when a VR patent surfaced for the concept, back before we got Labo VR. Yeah, Labo VR was pretty disappointing. But Nintendo's VR play could have been so much better. In fact, it would have been, had it looked more like this.
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Pokemon Sword And Shield's Leaked Starter Evolutions Are Really Weird
Over the weekend, there was a #pokemonleak that appeared to reveal what Sobble, Scorbunny, and Grookey evolve into. This leak wasn't exactly a welcome one, either: no one seems happy with these newly revealed Pokemon.
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Undertale Dev Is Making Official Music For Pokemon Sword And Shield
Do you remember Undertale? The indie darling had some of the most creative gameplay and memorable songs in recent history, and was lovingly crafted by just one lone developer: Toby Fox. Now Fox has been enlisted to compose some original music for the upcoming games Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield.
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The Differences Between Pokemon Sword And Shield Explained
These two newest Pokemon games -- Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield -- have broken with tradition in that there are all new differences between them. Join us as we run down what exactly those differences are.
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The Entire Pokemon Sword And Shield Story Explained
Pokemon Sword and Shield tell the same story of battling, bravery, and British euphemisms, relying on myth and legend to tell the story of two heroes who overcome darkness. The two tales diverge in minor ways, as Pokemon titles have for decades. But we'll be sure to cover the whole story here.
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How Many Pokemon Will There Be In Pokemon Sword And Shield?
Here's the lowdown on how many new and returning Pokemon will appear in Pokemon Sword and Shield.
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How Long Does It Take To Beat Layton's Mystery Journey: Katrielle And The Millionaires' Conspiracy?
Layton's Mystery Journey: Katrielle and the Millionaires' Conspiracy has arrived for Switch. Here's how much time you can expect to invest in the London-based puzzle game.
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How Long Does It Take To Beat Mario & Sonic At The Olympic Games Tokyo 2020?
The Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games titles are rarely hits. Regardless, people must be buying them, because Sega has been pumping them out since 2007. And now we have a new entry in -- deep breath -- Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020.
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What Are The Pokemon Sword And Shield Legendaries Based On?
The newest legendary Pokemon are so elusive and so secretive that even the people of Pokemon Sword and Shield's Galar region aren't aware they exist. But it's hard to miss two massive, weapon-carrying wolves, so how have these two stayed secret? Here's what we know about their origins.
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20 Games That Changed Our Lives In The Last Decade
In the '10s, new genres arrived. Fandoms rose and fell. Esports came into their own, countless indie games proved their worth, and blockbuster releases became bigger and more impressive than ever. Over the past decade, gaming changed forever. These are the titles that paved the way.
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Games That Will Actually Delete Their Own Save Files
Yes, there are games that will actually delete their own save files. Even more upsettingly, there are games that will expect you to delete your own save file in order to progress, asking you to go against your better judgement and everything you understand to be true about playing video games.
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How Long Does It Take To Beat Civilization 6?
Civilization 6 players have a long journey ahead of them. Heavy is the head that wears the crown.
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The Creepiest Things We Found In Monster Hunter
If you thought that that mysterious cry in the night was creepy... think again. Here are the real horror stories from the world of Monster Hunter.
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Easter Eggs That Cost People Their Jobs
While most Easter eggs serve as clever nods to pop culture, that's not always the case. Sometimes, disgruntled employees leave hidden messages as a way to vent their frustration.
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The Most Disappointing Secret Rooms In Games
Looking for unused content and secrets in games has become a hobby for many gamers. There are entire channels on YouTube dedicated to breaking game boundaries to explore what's just out of frame. Unfortunately, some secrets aren't worth uncovering.
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This week's new mission in Fortnite: Chapter 2 is called Trick Shot. We've gathered all of the mission challenges for you here, along with instructions on where you can find the letter "T" hidden on the map.
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Easter Eggs You Missed In Death Stranding
Whether he's making references to other games he's created, hinting at what's to come, or simply inserting a host of his friends into random scenes, Hideo Kojima the king of video game nods and winks. Here are some Easter eggs you likely missed in Death Stranding.
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Hidden Areas You Completely Missed In Borderlands 3
In a game as large as Borderlands 3, it only makes sense that you could easily pass over some of the more secluded or hidden locations. But a group of dedicated players have found quite a few hidden areas that you completely missed in the game. Here are some of our favorites.
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GTA 5 Secret Achievements And Trophies Explained
With so much game to play but so little time to play it, we wanted to arm all you completionists out there with the resources you'll need to take home those coveted secret cheevos with little-to-no fuss. So buckle up: we're explaining GTA 5 and GTA Online's secret achievements and trophies.
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Will Halo Infinite Be An Open World Game?
The locations showcased in the game's announcement trailer suggest that Halo Infinite may be a much larger title than the previous installments. And that begs the question: will Halo Infinite be an open world game?
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The Outer Worlds has a bigger overarching story of unchecked greed, the acts of desperate people, and the very long arc of time bending towards justice. And yes, that story involves shooting the living crap out of a lot of things.
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Everything Wrong With Fallout 76
Fallout 76 has been out for a bit, and the road since launch has been full of wrong turns. We know it's hard to keep up with all the bad things about the game, so we've gathered everything wrong with it right here.
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Video Game Records That Are Probably Unbreakable
If getting your name etched into the annals of gaming history is your thing, aim high, but there are some records you’ll have a really hard time beating.
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