June 2022

Happy Pokémon Go Fest, trainers! We have two long days of catching Pokémon in front of us. To be a part of this festival, you need to buy the ticket in the in-game item shop for $14.99.

As we complete research challenges that lead to a mythical encounter with Shaymin, we'll want to be on the lookout for three Pokémon who are leaving their regions and will only be here for the two days. Those Pokémon are: Tropius, Torkoal, and Galarian Mr. Mime. We'll need to use incense to lure all of them out when they appear in their habitats.

As the Fest unfolds, each hour brings a different habitat with different Pokémon to catch. Many can be the rare shiny variant. Here's what you will find in each, along with the shiny opportunities:

City:
Magnemite (shiny)
Costumed Pikachu (shiny, harder to find)
Galarian Weezing (shiny, harder to find)
Alolan Grimer (shiny)
Hitmonchan (shiny)
Baltoy (shiny)
Golett
Litten
Trash Cloak Burmy (shiny)
Bronzor (shiny)
Pidove (shiny)
Trubbish (shiny)
Gothita

Let's rock, baby! Season 6 of Video Gameography gets stylish as we examine the Devil May Cry series! Over the next few weeks, we’ll be covering the history and lore of Capcom’s premiere action franchise. This week we start from the beginning as we unpack one of the most influential action games ever, Devil May Cry.

Arriving stateside on October 16, 2001, the game stars Dante, a demon hunter (and half-demon himself) on a mission to stop underworld emperor Mundus from invading the human world. The game began life as Resident Evil 4, helmed by a hotshot young director named Hideki Kamiya who veered the game from survival horror to stylish action. While it proved too drastic of a departure for Resident Evil, Capcom knew they had something and reworked the project into its own franchise. Listen on to learn how Dante was conceived, our thoughts on the game’s story, and how we fared against the game’s legendarily brutal difficulty.

Join hosts Marcus Stewart (@MarcusStewart7), John Carson (@John_Carson), along with MinnMax contributer and former Game Informer editor Joe Juba (@Joejuba) 

Bandai Namco Pictures has reportedly greenlit a live-action adaptation of the Tiger & Bunny series for a third time. Producing the series in partnership with Bandai Namco is SK Global, the film company behind feature films such as Crazy Rich Asians and Moneyball. Unlike the previous two failed ventures, however, SK Global aims to produce it as a series rather than a film. [Thanks, Variety!]

Tiger & Bunny first appeared as an anime series in 2011 from animation studio Sunrise. The series later received one-shot manga, video game, and stage play adaptations, as well as two animated feature films in 2012 and 2014. More recently, the anime's second season released on Netflix in April 2022.

This is the third time Bandai Namco has attempted to produce a live-action adaptation of the popular anime series. Previous attempts involved production companies such as Imagine Entertainment and Global Road Entertainment. Both of Bandai Namco's previous deals fell through when its respective partners collapsed, resulting in the IP's rights reverting back to Bandai Namco.

The Tiger & Bunny live-action series will have M. Raven Metzner, the executive producer of Marvel TV series Iron Fist's second season, adapting and show-running. Other executive producers include the producer of the original Tiger & Bunny anime series, Ozaki Masayuki.

If you've taken a shine to Leon Kennedy's bomber jacket from the new Resident Evil 4 remake, I have good news: it's available to buy online.

The reimagined version of Capcom's survival horror classic Resident Evil 4 kicked off yesterday's State of Play showcase with an eye-catching trailer, complete with a release date: 24th March 2023.

The reveal teaser also included something else: a disclaimer, stating "Leon's brown sheepskin leather bomber jacket appears with permission from Schott NYC".

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Today Pearl Abyss released a short teaser trailer showing off the awakening version of the new class Drakania for the first time.

She appears to have dragon wings and a spear, but for now, it’s too early to see gameplay.

You can check the video out below.

Black Desert Online is currently available for PC. The console version is simply titled Black Desert and is available on PS4 and Xbox One. On the other hand, Black Desert Mobile is available for iOS and Android if you want to play on the go.

If you’re unfamiliar with the game, here’s how the developers describe it:

“Black Desert is an open-world MMORPG offering intense, action-packed gameplay alongside a wealth of engaging content—all played by over 20 million Adventurers worldwide. With its constant stream of updates, Black Desert has been providing players with an endless number of fresh and exciting adventures. Take up the offer to step into a world full of unforgettable moments.”

The western and Japanese arms of Nintendo released new trailers of the upcoming fantasy soccer game Mario Strikers: Battle League.

The first from Nintendo of America simply shows a “strike of the week.”

The second from the Japanese arm of Nintendo is a much more extensive video showing equipment customization and plenty of gameplay focusing on the importance of the Shooy and Technique stats.

Mario Strikers: Battle League releases on June 10, exclusively for Nintendo Switch. If you’d like to see more, you can enjoy more recent gameplay with a special commentator and an overview trailer.

Leon S. Kennedy is apparently not one to skimp out when it comes to fashion. The Schott sheepskin leather bomber jacket, which Leon wears in the upcoming RE4 Remake, is available for purchase for $1,495. [Thanks, @Jawmuncher!]

Eagle-eyed Resident Evil fans first noticed the jacket's existence after spotting a disclaimer at the end of the recent RE4 Remake reveal trailer. The disclaimer stated that Leon's brown sheepskin jacket appeared "with permission from Schott NYC," a clothing brand based in the US. The brand has been producing high-end jackets since 1913.

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Specifically, Leon's jacket is the Classic B-3 Sheepskin Leather Bomber Jacket. A modified version of the jacket was reportedly worn by American pilots during World War II. The jacket is shearling, and the inside is woolen while the outside is suede. The jacket also comes in black and gold. Interestingly, the jacket first appeared in the beta version of RE4, but was replaced in the final version of the game.

Third-party developers had a few Microsoft Flight Simulator releases and a juicy reveal in store for us today.

We start with Orbx, which officially announced its previously-teased Melbourne city pack, continuing its quest to enrich its home country Australia.

Here’s what we’ll be getting:

Sometimes you want to play the field. Other times, you just aren't looking for romance and want to surround yourself with good friends. Giving players the freedom of choice, and a lot of choices at that, is what makes Arcade Spirits: The New Challengers such an enjoyable visual novel.

As the game introduces new potential partners, you'll be presented with First Impressions. This determines whether or not you want to be friends, enemies, or keep things open for some quality flirting. I chose not to get tangled up with my rival Hunter. They'd been my online battling partner for so long that keeping things platonic made sense to me. When I showed up at the arcade to meet my potential teammates, I figured it best not to overwhelm myself. This meant sticking to the friendship route with Grace and Domino. Grace was just too sweet and reserved for me, whereas Domino's off-kilter demeanor was a bit of a turn-off.

A Japanese Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak official guide book will be available on June 30, 2022. It will include all information on monsters you can hunt, equipment you can collect, quests you can take on, and more. It will cost 1,870 JPY (which is around $14.30), and will have 224 pages in total. [Thanks, Dengeki Online!]

The book is only available in Japanese at the moment, and you can pre-order it from Amazon Japan. As the book is a walkthrough for the Sunbreak expansion, it may not include details that were present in the base game. Aside from information on monsters and items, the book will provide details on items you can get on the map, as well as information on Followers.

Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak is an expansion pack for Monster Hunter Rise. It will bring with it new monsters to hunt, as well as new systems. For example, you will be able to participate in Follower Quests. In Follower Quests, you take an NPC with you on a single-player hunt. The guidebook, which will come out on the same day as the Sunbreak release, will give information on Followers’ skills and fighting styles so you can be prepared.

Welcome to the latest edition of the Giant Bomb Community Spotlight! I, @zombiepie, am once again honored to be your host as we look back at the best community-created works from the previous week. Obviously, the big news that most of you are already aware of stems from Jeff G's recent absence on the site. Jeff revealed on twitter that he is seeking medical treatment for TMJ. This work of photoshop from sebmal on Twitter is the hopeful best case scenario for Jeff in his possibly surgery and recovery.

For those of you that noticed the "Manage Cookies" button on the lower left part of the site, the issue should be fixed for a majority of users. However, if you are still seeing the button on your browser, click the link and file a bug report that indicates which browser you are using and if you are on mobile.

Speaking of Rorie, in case you missed it last week, Rorie dropped a comment in regards to the current state of Giant Bomb premium. While it doesn't address everything, definitely check it out if you haven't read it yet.

Also, Jess made a printable 4K Kirby June calendar and it is fucking amazing!

Compile Heart released two more videos of the upcoming JRPG Fairy Fencer F: Refrain Chord, focusing on the music.

Like the previous videos, these don’t show any gameplay but reveal how two songs interact in the game.

The first is “Eien no Monogatari” (Neverending Story), which is a song performed by the friendly diva Fleur, while the second is “Senya Noroi” (Thousand Nights Course) performed by the enemy diva Glace.

You can listen to both songs below.

Pokemon GO Fest 2022 is celebrating friendship and community with in-person events worldwide. You can access rare Pokemon, enroll in exclusive activities, and connect with other Trainers. If you want to prepare yourself for the event, here are the best Pokemon to catch at GO Fest 2022

Best Pokemon to Catch at GO Fest 2022

The best Pokemon to catch during the Pokemon GO Fest 2022 are Shaymin, Galarian Weezing, Alolan Grimer, Axew, Drilbur, Pancham, Tropius, Galarian Darumaka, Galarian Mr. Mime, and Unown. We’ll go over all these creatures to advocate why each Pokemon should be on your team.

Square Enix released new optional items in Final Fantasy XIV’s official store, and it’s Lyse’s outfit and hairstyle.

If you’re unfamiliar with what “optional items” are, they’re basically paid DLC that you can purchase in addition to the monthly subscription.

The package costs $15 and can be purchased here. It’s worth mentioning that both the outfit (which is a single piece worn on the whole body) and the hairstyle are for female characters only.

On top of Lyse’s package, a second item just released is the “vexed” emote, which is exactly what it says on the tin.

It’s priced at $2 and can be purchased here. You can also see it in action in the video below.

It’s worth adding that both packages are for single characters, which means that if you have multiple characters, you’ll be prompted to choose one, and if you want to use your purchase on all of them, you’ll have to buy multiple copies.

The latest debut of the World Tour Opening Movie: The Meaning of Strength showcases the official roster of Street Fighter 6. In this launch, we see modernized versions of fan favorites like Chun-Li and Guile and newcomers like Kimberly and JP. So, if you want to see the complete cast, here is a list of all characters in Street Fighter 6.

All Street Fighter 6 Characters

Originals of the Street Fighter franchise, including Ryu, Chun-Li, and Ken, are returning in the next installment with a whole new look due to the latest modernized open-world mode. However, there are a few members of the cast who are making their first debut in the game, expanding the roster of the combat universe.

Here is a list of all characters in Street Fighter 6:

Capcom took to Twitter to discuss both the Street Fighter 6 character roster leak and the use of RE Engine in the game. For the former, the acknowledgement seemed to suggest the authenticity of the images that found their way online. As for the latter, it was an official announcement to help provide more insight into the game.

First, Capcom brought up the Street Fighter 6 roster leak on June 3, 2022. It thanked people for the support and reactions to the characters and their designs. It didn’t make any confirmation about its validity or when those designs were shown. It did acknowledge that this will be a Metro City game, though.

As residents of Metro City, we’ve all seen things we weren’t supposed to see, but we're all in this together. We appreciate all the positive reactions. Thank you for the support!

— Street Fighter (@StreetFighter) June 4, 2022

Today Atlus released another daily trailer of its upcoming JRPG Soul Hackers 2, focusing on one of the demons that will appear in the game.

This time around the trailer reveals the return of Cybele, a demon who debuted in the original Soul Hackers’ predecessor Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner but was recently skipped in Shin Megami Tensei V.

As usual, the trailer also includes the daily horoscope displaying Scorpio at the top of the fortune ranking and Virgo at the bottom.

Soul Hackers 2 releases for PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC (Steam and Windows Store) on August 26, just one day after the Japanese launch on August 25.

The JoJo World 2 event will take place in Japan from August 10 to October 10, 2022. In commemoration, Bandai has uploaded new key visual of the JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure characters. The website also includes information on some of the event's games and attractions.

In total, there are 12 characters on the key visual, standing in front of symbols that represent their respective chapters. Each JoJo is standing with the deuteragonist of their part. The key visual for the first JoJo World only featured the protagonists.

For Phantom Blood, there is Jonathan and Dio, while Joseph and Caesar represents Battle Tendency. Jotaro and Kakyoin stand for Stardust Crusaders, and Josuke stands with Rohan for Diamond is Unbreakable. Giorno and Bucciarati represent Golden Wind. Finally, Jolyne is with Ermes for Stone Ocean.

There are three versions of this key visual. One version has the JoJos sitting down with their partner behind them, and another one has them all standing up. There is also a version with the characters in chibi form. Merchandise based on the art will be available.

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Fortnite's latest season has concluded with this year's first big live event, as the battle royale Island's heroes aimed to end the villainous Imagined Order faction for good.

Starting off the event, players found themselves in groups of up to four people inside Fortnite's bear mech for the first time. Here, you could peer out from its bridge and onto an unfamiliar landscape - an icy moon which orbits the main Fortnite Island - and play around with gun turrets while listening to brief audio chatter between heroes Jones (Troy Baker), The Origin (Rahul Kohli) and The Foundation (Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson).

With a minute to go, a mission briefing finally re-introduced the mech's pilot The Paradigm and laid out the stakes: the evil IO were set to detonate a superweapon capable of killing everyone, and it was up to you inside the mech to stop it. (Never mind that this is your goal in each battle royale match.) So off we went, blasting into space, through an asteroid field, and towards our best view of the Fortnite island floating through the multiverse yet.

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Fortnite has entirely changed the game for not just battle royale games, but just about all of gaming. Even many seasons later, fans still flock to the game in droves. This guide can be used as a Fortnite timeline as we’re here to lay out all of the start and end dates for each Fortnite season.

All Fortnite Season Start and End Dates

The most recent season, Chapter 3 Season 2, is the 20th season of Fortnite.

Fortnite’s Chapter 3 Season 2 was all about war and fighting back against the game’s Imagined Order enemy forces. After the Collision event, it seems that the entire tone of this new season has taken a 180 into something that the kids might call “a vibe”. Two new trailers are now out to set the mood.

The cinematic trailer can be seen here and below:

The new season, subtitled “Vibin'”, seems to be all about exploration and fun, focusing more on a laid back theme. Following the recent Obi-Wan Kenobi outfit and the May the 4th return of the other Star Wars cosmetics, Darth Vader himself will be joining the Battle Royale. Based on leaked images, it is most likely that Dark Vader will sit at the final slot of the Battle Pass for players to unlock.

You can watch the gameplay trailer right here and below:

There is a distinct feeling to walking around in a city you used to live in. It is different from going to a new place for the first time and it’s different from walking around a place you live in now. There is a mix of nostalgia and surprise as you walk around the old places you used to know and the new places that have cropped up since. You may feel a tinge of sadness at the places that are no longer there and, with it, a sense of the passage of time.

There really is only one game series that is able to fully capture that feeling. The Kamurocho map in Yakuza has been a staple since the PS2 entries. With new console generations and new engines, this fictional red-light district in the heart of Tokyo has received many face-lifts, but to those familiar with the series coming back always feels the same. Not at all in a bad way. It’s easy to imagine the outrage any other open-world series would face if the developers announced they would re-use the map, but the Yakuza fanbase welcomes this very same decision. A lot of it has to do with the care and attention the Ryu Ga Gotoku studio puts in to make every visit slightly different and period appropriate.

It looks like pre-orders for Marvel's Midnight Suns are about to go live ahead of an October release date.

That's according to a new leak - which the source insists was obtained via an anonymous online retailer - that seemingly backs up prior claims that the game is set to release on 6th October and will be available in three flavours: a standard, enhanced, and legendary edition.

The claims may have flown entirely under the radar, but the images accompanying the leaker's tweets - thought to have been box art - have all been zapped with a copyright notice from a senior legal assistant at Take-Two, leading many to believe they are genuine.

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Looking back, Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 2 had a pretty easy path to completing the Battle Pass and quick ways to obtain all the stars needed to complete it. Seeing as the Battle Pass mechanics aren’t set to change, Chapter 3 Season 3 doesn’t look to be any more difficult. Even so, here’s the fastest ways to get Battle Stars in Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 3.

How to Get Battle Stars Fast in Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 3

While obviously simply playing the game is the easiest way to get Battle Pass Stars, it isn’t necessarily the fastest.

Complete Every Quest in Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 3

Your best choice is quests due to the usually high XP and the large number of quests you get handed. Daily quests offer 45K XP for doing all three. You will also want to keep on top of the seasons’ questline and season challenges that unlock each week.

As with Chapter 3 Season 3, there will no doubt be events that add quests and challenges, so keep an eye on those.

Also, make sure you’re doing simple gameplay tasks each game that can count towards the ‘Milestone’ quests, such as thanking the bus driver.

Play With Others

Playing with others not only helps the time pass faster when you’re playing, but if you’ve all got the Battle Pass, you’ll earn some bonus XP for doing so. By default, your teammates will also assist you with completing some of the quests, meaning you can complete them faster for easy XP.

The highly anticipated Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 3 update brings a slew of new features and a ton of exciting content. As always, the Fortnite loot pool continues to evolve as the latest season adds a bunch of new weapons to the game. Besides this, a few guns from the previous season have also been vaulted to maintain the balance. With that said, this article provides you with the complete list of the vaulted, unvaulted, and new weapons in Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 3.

All Unvaulted Weapons in Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 3

Unvaulted weapons are the old firearms that return to the game’s arsenal pool after an update. A total of four weapons have been unvaulted with the release of the Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 3, and here’s a list for the same:

• Ballers
• Heavy Assault Rifle
• Junk Rift Grenade
• Slipstreams

Every New Weapon & Item in Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 3

A prominent Fortnite leaker who goes by @iFireMonkey on Twitter has unveiled a list of new weapons in Chapter 3 Season 3 update. Here’s a list of them:

• Buzz Saw Shooter
• Darth Vader Lightsaber Mythic
• DMR Sniper Rifle
• Hammer Assault Rifle
• Mythic Heavy Sniper Rifle
• Reality Seeds
• Saddler
• Two-Shot Shotgun

All Vaulted Weapons & Items in Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 3

Vaulted weapons are unwanted or overpowered guns developers decide to remove from the pool. The following weapons have been vaulted for Chapter 3 Season 3:

Are you getting hit with the ‘Waiting in Queue‘ message when trying to join a game or log in to the servers in Fortnite? This guide will explain everything you need to know about the message and how you can start playing the game again.

What Does Waiting in Queue Mean in Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 4?

If you’re getting the ‘Waiting in Queue’ error notification when trying to load up Fortnite, this is because the number of players trying to join a game or log into the servers is currently too many for the servers to actually handle.

It can also be a result of the servers simply being offline for scheduled maintenance. Rather than not allowing you to hop into the game at all, Fortnite will put you in a login queue so that as soon as the servers come back online, it can start getting players in as fast as possible.

Chances are you’re facing this error message today due to Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 4 officially starting today. Epic has already announced that downtime is underway, and as such the servers will be offline for the next couple of hours. After that, you may be put into a queue while a surge of new players try and login.

At the onset of every new Fortnite season, the race begins anew to max out the latest Battle Pass. It also means that the clock is ticking, so there is no time to waste! Let’s take a look at what is the end date of Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 3.

Each Fortnite season so far has run for varying lengths, but you can usually count on them lasting for just about three months each, so there is plenty of time for you to master the intricacies of the new map, and to earn every last new skin.

On What Date Does Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 3 End?

Currently, Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 3 is set to end on Sept. 18, as shown in the bottom left-hand corner of the Battle Pass screen.

This information was provided by iFireMonkey, who has been digging into the update files for the new season and found both the displayed and hidden end dates for Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 3.

After a long war between The Resistance and IO Forces, the Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 3 has gone live across all the platforms. The new season marks the addition of a brand battle pass which boasts a bunch of new playable characters, weapon skins, emotes, glider skins, and more. However, obtaining all the rewards from the battle pass will require Fortnite players to level up the tiers. Therefore, it is essential to know how much XP they will need to level up in Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 3. With that said, this article lists the requisite XP for leveling up in the latest Fortnite season.

XP Needed for Every Level in Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 3

Fortnite players need 80,000 XP for every level in Chapter 3 Season 3. However, this formula is valid for the first 200 levels only. After that, players will need to earn 400 XP more for each level. For instance, players will have to earn 80,400 XP to go from level 201 to 202 and 80,800 XP from level 202 to 203.

Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 3 is all about ‘Vibin’ and that means there’s a number of groovy new cosmetics to unlock by completing challenges for your Battle Pass, and more importantly, a bunch of changes to the named locations and POIs. In this guide, we’ll quickly run you through the new Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 3 map, so you know exactly what it looks like.

New Fortnite Map Screenshots & Locations Explained

Getting right into it, here’s a look at the new Fortnite map below.

The most significant changes to the map have come in the southwest corner. While Greasy Grove is still there, it’s been given a fresh lick of rather groovy paint, as you can see in the screenshot below provided by Fortnite leaker, HYPEX.

Cue the epic theme song, and a quick grab of his hat before some tomb door slowly closes behind him, because Indiana Jones has arrived in Fortnite. Of course, you’re not going to be able to just buy him from the Item Shop, you’re going to have to put some work in in order to unlock this secret Battle Pass skin. Here’s everything you need to know.

How to Get Indiana Jones in Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 3

Indiana Jones is the secret Battle Pass skin for Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 3. That means that you’ll need to complete a specific set of challenges to unlock him, much like the Prowler challenges in Chapter 3 Season 2. To unlock the skin itself, you’ll need to complete four of the following challenges. Completing all 10 challenges will unlock the ‘Temple Explorer’ variant, which we’ve also included below.

All Indiana Jones Quests in Fortnite

Here’s the complete list of all 10 challenges, alongside the individual rewards you’ll get for completing each one. These quests will go live on Thursday, July 7.

Amazon Games has entered into a new publishing agreement with Disruptive Games, a Californian indie studio, to publish its "upcoming online multiplayer action-adventure game".

The press release stops short of detailing much else about the upcoming game - details will be "revealed at a later date", apparently, although a quick snoop on Disruptive's website hints that it's coming to PC as well as unspecified PlayStation and Xbox consoles - but Disruptive Games has worked on several notable titles, including Diablo II: Resurrected, Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1 + 2, and Godfall.

The studio says it is now focused on "multiplayer-first gaming experiences that immerse players in living worlds".

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More reports have surfaced suggesting upcoming PS5 game Abandoned is "not actively being worked on" and "there is no game" in development.

The claims come from GameSpot , which alleges it has information directly from a private Discord server through which Hasan Kahraman of Blue Box Game Studios, Abandoned's director, communicates with a handful of selected fans.

In exchange for access to "screenshots, animations, and even a page of the game's script", the members are required to sign a NDA, so some would only speak about the project under strict anonymity. Should any member of the server press Kahraman - who is described as "duplicitous and prone to mood swings" - for clarification or more details, they risk being banned from the small community.

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Although Diablo Immortal is a free-to-play title, buying in-game will require you to spend money. Like other video games, Diablo Immortal has a fair share of microtransactions that is the primary source of revenue for the game developers. A handful of items are available to buy in the game, including the battle pass, currencies, legendary crests, and more. Although none of these items will impact gameplay, you should be aware of every microtransaction before shelling off your pockets. So without any further delay, here’s everything you need to know about microtransactions in Diablo Immortal.

Every Microtransaction in Diablo Immortal

From the in-game currency to cosmetic items, Diablo Immortal features a wide variety of microtransactions. Here’s a breakdown of everything you can buy in the game:

The theme of Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 3 is all about “the vibe”… and, you know, blowing stuff up. Those two things might seem at odds with one another, but hey, that’s Fortnite! Let’s take a look at all of the songs you can listen to on Fortnite’s Radio Stations.

Every Song on Fortnite’s Radio Stations

Radio Stations are a feature that was added all the way back in Chapter 2 Season 3, which gives players the ability to listen to licensed music in-game. You can only listen to Radio Stations when you are in cars, but previously you were able to jam out while in motor boats too.

There are a variety of different Radio Stations for players to listen to, and something to suit whatever mood you might be in!

Completing daily challenges in Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 3 can be an easy way to earn XP and level up to get those all-important Battle Stars.

Each day you’ll get three daily challenges to complete, but there’s actually 88 different challenges that can make up the three you get each day. Below, you’ll find the complete list of all daily challenges in Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 3, so you know what to expect.

Darth Vader has touched down in Fortnite, but it should come as no surprise that you’ll need to really grind out the iconic Sith Lord if you want to add him to your Locker. In this guide, we’ll be explaining everything you need to know on ‘how to get Darth Vader in Fortnite.’

How to Get Fortnite Darth Vader Skin from the Battle Pass

Darth Vader is the final Page 10 reward skin in the Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 3 Battle Pass. This means you’ll need to get the ‘Premium’ version of the Chapter 3 Season 3 Battle Pass, and then reach at least level 90, or claim 90 rewards within the previous nine pages of the Battle Pass to unlock the page.

After you’ve done this, you’ll then need to claim the other nine rewards on Page 10 of the Fortnite Battle Pass. Doing so will then allow you to unlock Darth Vader for an additional nine Battle Stars.

With the launch of Fortnite Season 3 Chapter 3, it’s time to dive back in and start ranking up that brand-spanking-new Battle Pass. But before you can do that, you will actually need the darn thing. Let’s take a look at how to get the Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 3 Battle Pass

How to Get the Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 3 Battle Pass

Getting the Battle Pass in Fortnite is a straightforward affair. From the main screen, navigate to the Battle Pass tab, and select Get It Now! The price of the V-Bucks required will vary depending on your local region, but you will need 950 V-Bucks in total in order to unlock the Battle Pass. 1,000 V-Bucks is $9.99 USD, and £7.99, so we’d recommend grabbing these.

What Is a Battle Pass?

If you are wondering to yourself: just what exactly is this Battle Pass thingy, wonder no more. A Battle Pass is a paid method of acquiring additional content in Fortnite. You purchase the Battle Pass, and by playing the game, completing challenges, or spending additional V-Bucks you are able to level it up.

The Battle Pass works slightly differently this time around. Previously, when you would reach a new level, you would unlock the rewards associated with it. This time around, at each new level up, you will earn Battle Stars, and you can use this currency to unlock the rewards you want. Not every page is accessible from the start though, you will need to increase your Battle Pass level in order to unlock the coolest gear.

After a night of being offline following the Collision event, Fortnite is back, once again shaking up the norm with new biomes to explore, skins to unlock, and gameplay techniques to master. In the final moments of last night's event, we saw Obi-Wan Kenobi locked in combat with Darth Vader. The feared Sith Lord is one of the new skins that is unlockable when you purchase this season's battle pass. At a later date in the battle pass bonus tier, archaeologist Indiana Jones will join the fight.

Fortnite Chapter 3, Season 3 is officially called Vibin', and true to form, it brings a colorful, party atmosphere to its new story thread and areas of the map. On the eastern coast, you'll see two new areas to explore: Rave Cave and Reality Falls. These Biomes feature giant mushrooms to bound across, as well as waterfalls and strange trees to interact with.

On May 30, 2022, Hololive Vtuber Kiara Takanashi hit 1 million subscribers on her YouTube account. As a result, there will be an appearance change to celebrate the occasion. Cover revealed that on June 11, 2022, a Kiara Takanashi new outfit model will appear. People will be able to see her new look at 11 a.m. PT/2 p.m. ET/8 p.m. CET.

Here's the official announcement, which included a silhouette of the new outfit.

The Vtuber also clarified she's the only Hololive En Myth member getting a new outfit. Other people in the group chose different 1 million subscriber "rewards" from Cover. Ina’nis Ninomae is at 1.42 million YouTube subscribers. Amelia Watson is at 1.66 million. Calliope Mori passed 2 million subscribers. Gawr Gura is nearing 4 million. As of writing, Kiara passed 1.37 million.