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While most might have dismissed Apple TV as a streaming service in an age where the streaming service has been ruled over by big players like Netflix and Hulu, there are tons of gems in Apple’s library that you’ve probably already heard about. Mythic Quest and Dickinson are some of the better-known shows on Apple TV, and you’ve likely heard of the soccer comedy Ted Lasso.

Season 3 has come to a close, offering viewers plenty of closure for every character on the show. Still, even if we might not get to spent anymore time with AFC Richmond, it’s still fun to look back on the cast and think on what about them appeals to us the most. The main cast of characters is incredibly fun and diverse, all packed with unique personalities that complement each other and even serve as foils to one another.

With that in mind, if you’ve ever wondered which character in Ted Lasso you were the most similar to, we’ve put together a short quiz to help you figure that out. This is a spoiler-free personality quiz that helps you determine if you’re more aligned with the brusque Roy Kent, or the confident Rebecca Welton. Let’s get to it!

A significant change to one Warzone DMZ Vest – the Stealth Vest – with June 14’s Season 4 update means there may just be a new best vest in town – one that players should look to get hold of whenever they’re infiltrating or extracting.

The Season 4 update dropped on June 14, changing many aspects of the battle royale. TTK has (finally) been slowed and AI presences reduced.

DMZ, the BR’s extraction mode, also received masses of changes. From a seasonal reset to a new PHALANX Faction, there’s tonnes for players to enjoy. One smaller change, which may have gone under the radar in light of Vondel, the FOB and more, may just shake up the meta massively.

Warzone Season 4 Buffs DMZ Stealth Vest

The Stealth Vest received a significant buff with Season 4, meaning players who have it equipped will no longer have their positions revealed by players with a Comms Vest.

On top of that, players using the Stealth Vest will not trigger a callout from enemy players with a Comms Vest. It more or less multiplies the Stealth Vests effectiveness, ensuring that it does what it says on the tin: keeps your location covert and your movements difficult to track.

At first glance, it seems that the official Pokemon Center Twitter account might be facing a little trouble from a certain crime syndicate. Up to their usual nefarious tricks, this takeover is bringing a Team Rocket clothing line to the Pokemon merchandise shop. The whole line is referred to as the Team Rocket HQ Collection. If you want to casually rep one of anime and gaming’s most notorious gangs, here’s your opportunity.

It all started with a tweeted video that revealed a critical malfunction before showing the vibrant ‘R.’ Up to their expected dirty tactics, it appears they are on some recruitment kick and want to spread their influence. To the credit of this merchandise, there’s no better way to show your true affiliations while playing Pokemon GO in public.

Warzone and Modern Warfare 2 Season 4, in amongst the new Vondel map and a DMZ reset, is finally addressing long-standing players complaints over time-to-kill (TTK), AI and a ‘rejoin’ feature to ensure disconnections are no longer final.

Warzone 2, now rebranded as just Call of Duty: Warzone, has long faced criticism from its player base over the speed at which players can be eliminated. We’re inclined to agree, believing that it’s a lot harder to enjoy a battle royale where every death feels like a consequence of being spotted, rather than outgunned or outplayed.

A report from Insider Gaming previously claimed that player health will be increased across the board update. The base health is currently 100, with 150 additional health attainable via armor plates. The report claimed that base health will be upped to 150, meaning players’ total health can reach 300. Naturally, that’ll slow the time-to-kill and generally increase the number of shots it takes to down and eliminate an enemy.

It also revealed reductions in AI around Strongholds and a ‘rejoin’ feature to ensure that disconnections from Warzone matches aren’t final. Players should be able to select ‘Rejoin’ from their lobby screen and be put back in the match they just left.

Those changes, alongside much, much more, have now been confirmed in June 14’s Season 4 Patch Notes.

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom on Switch

Few games have left a mark as profound as The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild did in 2017. Its sprawling open world and innovative gameplay marked a new era for the series and became an influence for countless other games. Creating a follow up to this masterpiece was always going to be a tall order for Nintendo—how do you significantly improve upon a game that redefined the conventions of Zelda in such a way that it became one of the highest rated titles of all time, setting a new standard for the franchise? 

Somehow, Tears of the Kingdom manages to do that. The game takes us on a second journey through this iteration of Hyrule, successfully building upon the strong foundation laid by Breath of the Wild. With new abilities, a captivating storyline, and immersive gameplay, Tears of the Kingdom surpasses its iconic predecessor in many ways, even somewhat rendering the first game obsolete along the way.

One of the defining features of Tears of the Kingdom is the introduction of a new set of abilities for our protagonist, Link. Ultrahand, Fuse, Recall, and Ascend breathe new life into the game, providing players with seemingly unlimited creative options for navigation and exploration of Hyrule.

First there was Magik. Then there was Negative. After that, we had Leader and Leech, followed by Aero. And for a spell there, Thanos and Shuri also took the spotlight. Throughout all of this, though, Galactus has somehow remained untouched since the introduction of the Token Shop, and that archetype has been so polarizing among the Marvel Snap player base that Second Dinner has finally decided to do something about it.

In this week’s major patch, we’re getting Conquest Mode, Weekend Missions, along with a few store updates. We’re also getting big balance changes to Galactus, who’s finally getting a much-needed nerf to circumvent the polarizing and, honestly, emotionally damaging play style of destroying all other locations to force you into a single lane.

Here are the changes:

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Even among the strange and winding history of Capcom, few titles stand out the way Ghost Trick does.

Helmed by Ace Attorney creator Shu Takumi, the title made the quirky adventures of his oddball lawyers seem tame in comparison. Its tale of an amnesiac ghost attempting to save those around him, and change their fate through various time travelling shenanigans, was about as novel of a premise as one could hope to find on any gaming platform period. This is to say nothing of the puzzles, which could be genuinely tricky to figure out and fun to overcome using the Nintendo DS-specific mechanics.

Like many titles from its era though, Ghost Trick was a one and done affair. It had its time in the spotlight and never received a sequel, fading from the memory of all but those who played and enjoyed it. This would have remained the case if not for an upcoming HD re-release, and after spending some time with its first few levels via a demo, I can safely say this supernatural puzzler is back and better than ever.

Now that the classic Hyrule map has been revamped in Tears of the Kingdom, fans can try out a whole mess of fun activities throughout the various regions. Even those who have completed the main campaign can still discover new items and tricks, thanks to the game’s hidden locations and intriguing Easter Eggs. So, to maximize your Hyrulian experience, here are 12 cool things you can do in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.

After almost 20 years, Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater has yet again taken the world by storm with the highly-anticipated remake, Delta. Longtime fans will experience the thrill all over again when Big Boss was just getting started as Naked Snake. But, this time around, we’ll see a more modern take on the classic with the realistic features of next-gen consoles.

If you are already tempted to eat the Forbidden Fruit of MGS3, we’ll show you the most iconic moments we can’t wait to relive in Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater.

One of the most acclaimed aspects of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom has been the creativity and innovation allowed by the new Fusing mechanic. It’s made certain aspects of the game much easier – and it’s just done the same for Zelda’s fan favorite shield surfing mechanic.

We’ve already seen how it can make reaching Hyrule’s skies incredibly simple and, on June 1, one Redditor shared their Tears of the Kingdom trick to make shield surfing a frictionless breeze.

“Did you know that you can attach Icy Meat to your shield?” they asked. “Only works with normal and prime meat. Shield surfing basically has no friction now.”

Attached was a video showing the icy-meat-shield in action as a surfing device, with speed and duration increased thanks to the lack of friction and surprising durability of the created item.

Remember 1-2-Switch, the party game that released as a launch title for the Nintendo Switch back in 2017? It’s getting a sequel called Everybody 1-2-Switch! at the end of this month, Nintendo has just announced.

According to the game’s eShop page, Everybody 1-2-Switch! will be compatible with both Joy-Con and smart devices as controllers and feature team-based games that can be played in a group setting. While we don’t yet know all of the details of what kind of content will be included, we know that there will be a mix of games with several variations to change rules and add challenge.

Everybody 1-2-Switch! costs $29.99 on the eShop digitally, with a physical version listed for the same price.

Meta’s current generation of VR headsets, the Quest 2 and Quest Pro are receiving a significant boost in performance out of only a software update, allowing developers to do more with the VR devices.

With the announcement of the Meta Quest 3 came the additional footnote that the Quest 2 models will not only be receiving drops in their prices, but that they will getting maintained through software updates alongside the Quest Pro. The Quest 2 will cost $299.99 for the 128 GB model and $349.99 for the 256 GB model, starting June 4.

Meta also announced that both the Quest 2 and Quest 2 Pro are going to receive a software update that will greatly improve processing speeds. They claim that both headsets will receive a boost in CPU performance of up to 26%, and in terms of GPU performance, the Quest 2 will get a 19% increase and the Quest Pro will get an 11% increase.

These improvements will go hand-in-hand with the enabling of Dynamic Resolution Scaling, all serving the goal of giving developers more breathing room in what the devices are capable of. Meta is claiming that these improvements will allow for smoother graphics and textures and a more responsive UI, which are always more than welcome.

Both the reductions in price and the performance enhancements should open the door for more players and more developers to enter into the realm of VR. Those who might not be able to swing the $499.99 for the Quest 3 when it comes out will now have a much more accessible option, and they can take comfort in the fact that they can still get updates that improve their experience.

The action roguelike Vampire Survivors has received a few new additions for its DLCs and base game, improving the player’s overall experience.

Fans can expect new relics for the DLCs, Legacy of the Moonspell and Tides of the Foscari, which can be found in the areas: Mt. Moonspell and Lake Foscari. You can also pinpoint their exact locations by pausing your menu to search for their icon on the map.

The Quest 3 VR headset has just been officially announced by Meta, and with that comes a new look at its release date, price and specifications.

Consumers will now get to see some of the improvements over the previous Quest 2, Meta’s latest entry into the virtual reality space. The new headset will be coming in fall 2023 and will be releasing with a price tag of $499.99.

The new headset will come with 128 GB of storage and will be using a next-gen Snapdragon chip that Meta claims will allow the Quest 3 to be twice as powerful as the previous Meta Quest 2. The Quest 3 will also be utilizing this more powerful chip for its improved augmented reality features that allow for high-fidelity colors and accurate spatial awareness, which should make the experience clearer than ever before.

The hardware of the headset is also going to be seeing some upgrades. The physical body will be 40% slimmer than the previous Meta Quest 2, aiming for more comfort and mobility while playing. The controllers are getting a redesign with the omission of the tracking rings around your hands and the addition of improved haptics, which should provide a more immersive experience than the previous controllers.

FIFA 23 developers EA have quietly implemented a widespread FIFA Point price increase ahead of the transition to EA Sports FC. The changes were first noticed on June 1, rolling out to players on all platforms on that date. While most players are now seeing the changes in-game, EA have not commented publicly on the changes. Needless to say, they’re not popular with players.

FIFA Points have long been a contentious topic in the FIFA series. They allow players to convert real-life money into Points that can be used to buy in-game packs or cosmetics. There is no way for players to legitimately buy coins in Ultimate Team, with such practices banned and strictly policed by EA.

For a long time, FIFA Point prices have remained the same – with the only real variance in them a result of currency fluctuations. However, widespread increases to the in-game currency were implemented on June 1, seeing the cost of FIFA Point packages in certain currencies in FIFA 23 increase.

The changes are believed to be part of a wider EA move to adjust in-game currency costs to reflect real life currency conditions. For example, GBP prices in Apex Legends have also been increased. Other currencies, like EUR and USD, have not been changed across EA titles. It’s not entirely clear which currencies have been affected, with EA still fairly quiet on the matter.

It’s probably best to check your store on any EA title you play to see if your local currency has been affected.

Warzone 2 DMZ players have again criticized the mode’s upcoming reset, due to arrive with Season 4 on June 14.

On May 31, Infinity Ward revealed a series of changes coming to DMZ with Season 4. Among new missions and yet-to-be-announced content, it confirmed that a mode reset will drop, similar to the one players experienced with Season 2. It’ll reset contraband, key, and mission inventories as well as Insured Weapon Slots.

While it’s a fairly established approach, especially in extraction shooters (see Escape From Tarkov ‘wipes’), it doesn’t appear to have gone down well with CoD’s player base, many of whom consider it reversing the progress they’ve made by playing DMZ.

It’s certainly a new mechanic for Call of Duty, with players used to new seasons simply building on their previous progress, rather than resetting aspects of their profiles.

Among the most prominent critics was YouTuber Mr Dalek, who tweeted: “IW have just announced that EVERYTHING is getting reset in DMZ with Season 4”, alongside a meme of Captain America saying “Damn it not again.” 

Spider-Man games never fail when it comes to skins. The first Marvel’s Spider-Man had a massive number of options for players to choose from, from original outfits to fan-favorite costumes, some of which were released 3 years after the game’s debut. Since we can’t stop thinking of the sequel’s gameplay reveal in the last PlayStation Showcase, we’re also daydreaming about what we’ll be wearing besides the symbiote suit… Will all 45 skins from the previous game come back? It’s still uncertain if they will be unlockable for those who didn’t play the original game and available for those who completed it, but either way, one thing is for sure: Insomniac will want to top that number. Here are 10 suits we can’t wait to web-swing with in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2.

The next season of Splatoon 3, called Sizzle Season 2023, official begins on June 1. Along with the new season comes a free update to the game that brings plenty of new content. This update is rather large and packed with new features, and you might not be familiar with everything included. Here is everything new in the Splatoon 3 Sizzle Season 2023 for you to enjoy.

With the upcoming launch of Call of Duty MW2 and Warzone 2 Season 4, Infinity Ward has revealed several new additions for DMZ, reinvigorating the current version for the next phase.

Like Season 2, you can expect a fresh start with the following update to accommodate the new missions and upgrades. Faction progress will also be reset to make room for another ability in Faction [CLASSIFIED].

Contraband weapons, keys, and other mission-related inventories will be removed from your slots. However, you can still hold onto resources like Blueprints, Skins, and Calling Cards. Although Insured Weapon Slots will be reset, you can look forward to the latest unlocking system for these guns.

Out of all the weapons in Tears of the Kingdom, many players believe the spear is one of the most OP tools in the game, given its unmatched strength. However, several Reddit users have claimed that it’s actually the least potent item according to its damage modifiers.

Reddit user fallen_corpse goes in-depth about this tool, explaining the inaccurate weapon stats. For example, although the spear is listed at 35 damage with 25 HP Bokoblin, its modifiers suggest a 25 percent weaker attack.

Based on the player’s tests, light weapons initiate a 1.00 damage modifier, and heavy ones have a slight advantage of 1.05, which is five percent stronger than what was listed. Last but not least, spears showcase the weakest results with .75 stats.

Legend of Zelda fans have constructed many elaborate builds for their Tears of the Kingdom journey, from powerful helicopters to indestructible mechs. So, now that the game has been out for a while, building designs have tremendously improved as players familiarize themselves with the Ultrahand ability.

One of the newest creations is the cruise missile weapon that allows you to launch an explosive attack from a considerable distance. Reddit user twolf201 constructed this build successfully using the robust Zonai materials.

The magic of Disney Dreamlight Valley has continued to spread throughout the lands as the 2023 Content Roadmap races out onto the track.

You’ll see new but familiar faces added to the character collection, with Wreck-It Ralph’s Vanellope von Schweetz for the Summer update and Beauty and the Beast’s Belle for the September release. These residents of the Valley were previously hinted at in other announcements, especially with Belle’s appearance on the cover art and the racing tease from the first roadmap.

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On May 18, 2023, an exhilarating announcement was made by Pentapeak Studios, a branch of 2bytes Corp. The revelation was regarding Space Gears, a cutting-edge sci-fi strategy game expected to redefine the genre’s landscape by pushing beyond the boundaries of traditional gameplay.

Space Gears unfolds in the 22nd century and assigns players the roles of explorers and leaders venturing into the colossal task of terraforming Mars. The players are also charged with managing Martian resources, embarking on various research initiatives, and constructing advanced mechanized units. The game sets itself apart by marrying strategic gameplay with MOBA elements, creating a dynamic battlefield that’s designed to hook players with its compelling storyline and immersive gaming environment.

Overwatch 2 is ready to launch the first-ever Pride event in the game, starting June 1, 2023. This is no surprise to many, as Overwatch 2 has always aimed to hold a diverse and inclusive cast of Heroes that many people worldwide can relate to and identify with. However, after revealing the sexualities of two more characters in preparation for Overwatch 2’s Pride event and celebration, many more fans have found themselves pleasantly surprised.

As it turns out, these two characters are none other than Pharah (lesbian) and Baptiste (bisexual), making them both the most recently-confirmed members of the LGBTQ+ Overwatch 2 roster, joining Tracer, Lifeweaver, and Soldier: 76 proudly. The Overwatch 2 team has released a new short story, ‘As You Are,’ focusing on Pharah, Baptiste, and their identities.

While Pharah and Baptise are, without a doubt, a welcome addition to Overwatch 2’s LGBTQ+ roster, some players may be less surprised than others to see this announcement. This is because some subtle hints have previously been given about both of these heroes.

Firstly, Blizzard themselves stated in the announcement that Pharah has always been speculated by the fanbase to be an LGBTQ+ character, primarily due to the popularity of the fictional ‘Pharmercy’ ship (Pharah + Mercy). Baptiste has also recently had some intrigue from fans directed to his sexuality due to some flirty voice lines he shares with Season 4’s latest support addition, Lifeweaver.

The expansive map of Hyrule showcases a plethora of activities to complete, where you’ll often get sidetracked from the main campaign. However, dedicated Zelda players have become experts in multitasking with each passing title, finishing out the game in a matter of weeks, days, or even hours. So, whether you are a speedrunner or simply just a fan, we’ll show you 10 things you can do after beating Tears of the Kingdom to get the complete experience.

The PlayStation Showcase 2023 featured an overwhelming amount of announcements, from the Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater remake to Peter Parker’s venom debut in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2. Unfortunately, the Last of Us series was not included in this bunch, regardless of the speculations that said otherwise.

Now, Naughty Dog has finally revealed why they didn’t make it to the event in a recent Twitter post, showcasing the future of the highly-anticipated Last of Us multiplayer game. In the announcement, the company discloses that they needed more time to develop the title as they carry on their work with the upcoming project.

Although Naughty Dog didn’t appear at the showcase, this recent post has caused some excitement within the community due to a mention of a “brand new single-player experience.” Fans are already developing theories for this mysterious title that will seemingly step away from the Last of Us series, at least for now.

Since Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom launched – and thanks to awesome new mechanics like fusing – players have been sharing their wild and wicked creations from the acclaimed Nintendo title.

We’ve seen one rather sadistic creation in the form of a medieval torture device for annoying Koroks, while a more epic creation saw one player create a flying war machine straight out of Apocalypse Now.

This particular trick, shared to TOTK’s subreddit on May 25, is certainly more practical and, to readers’ delight, incredibly simple to recreate.

The player, theshmalex, shared their trick to instantly find a platform to ascend by virtue of connecting an arrow with a hover stone. They simply fired it straight up into the sky and, upon reaching the end of its trajectory, the arrow fell away and left the hover stone suspended. It’s then in the perfect position for a timely ascend, moving under it and travelling up into the sky without issue.

OP described it as “super convenient”, which is probably an understatement given how much TOTK requires players to ascend into the sky.

It’s hard to believe, but the last dedicated Sony Showcase — outside of smaller scale State of Play events — was way back in Sept, 2021. Now, the Japanese company has finally pulled back the curtain on what’s in store for PlayStation 5 owners as we move into the tail end of 2023.

With the dust beginning to settle following the much anticipated online event, it’s fair to say that Sony’s 2023 Showcase was jam-packed with plenty of games. So, for your reading pleasure, we thought we’d round up all of the evening’s announcements, trailers, and reveals in one handy article. You ready? Let’s do it!

Fairgame$

Multiplayer competitive bank heist shooter Fairgame$ was revealed and is coming to PC and PS5, though no release date was given.

The Lord of the Rings: Gollum on PS5

The Lord of the Rings: Gollum was a big surprise to fans when it was revealed a few years ago. It seemed like something that no one was asking for, but it still provided a decent concept. As a game based on the unknown movements of Gollum from The Hobbit until Fellowship of the Ring. this should’ve been something that might have broad appeal from the casual viewer to the most fervent Lord of the Rings fan. As it turns out, the game itself feels like it wouldn’t (and shouldn’t) appeal to anyone, ever.

While things have been quiet for Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, that has all changed during the PlayStation Showcase. The game arrived to tailgate the showcase with a fun chunk of gameplay. The last time we saw the game, it was revealed that Venom (played by Tony Todd) would play a role. However, it’s far more than that. The gameplay kicks off with Kraven the Hunter looking for new hunts before being pointed to New York City.

Six months after the Kraven scene, his goons have invaded the city, hunting down high-profile targets, starting with the Lizard. Spider-Man won’t let them get away with that, and he bursts out of the cellar Kraven’s henchmen are surrounding. Not just any Spider-Man, though, as Peter is wearing the black symbiote suit.

The PlayStation Showcase continues to drop huge reveals with the appearance of the upcoming Assassin’s Creed Mirage. This adventure of Assassins Creed Valhalla character Basim will give fans plenty of his backstory. Not only that, but we got a release date this time after much recent speculation. Assassin’s Creed Mirage will be taking to the air for an Oct. 12 landing.

The trailer even revealed some of the tools at Basim’s disposal. The most useful of these looks like a red smoke bomb that will let him clear out quickly when the guards start closing in. While in the reveal, it looks like he just about teleports after using it, it probably won’t actually work that way.

With how RPG and loot game-focused the recent games have been since Origins, it almost seems like Ubisoft is moving backward from that for this release. However, it also stands to reason that as this is a spin-off and not part of the mainline, it has different rules. Still, Basim is an interesting pick for a solo game.

The footage is narrated by the legendary Shohreh Aghdashloo (The Lake House, Renfield), who lends heavy gravitas to the atmosphere of the trailer. The return to a middle eastern setting with Mirage will surely evoke plenty of memories of the first Assassin’s Creed.

After years of hushed whispers, the cat is out of the bag: Konami is indeed bringing Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater to the next generation.

With reports from VGC on the project’s existence circulating as early as October 2021, it only seemed a matter of time until the word was made official. As part of May’s PlayStation Showcase 2023, we caught a quick glimpse of this reimagining of a PS2 classic.

Set in the lush undergrowth of the Soviet Union, we see a brief yet intense sampling of the food chain before Naked Snake emerges from the muck, looking 90% badass and 10% displeased that he’s ruined his favorite jumpsuit.

A PlayStation-appropriate triangle appears in the sky, and the title card confirms that tactical espionage action is indeed coming to PS5. It is worth noting, this triangle in the name likely indicates that this game will be known as Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater. Despite the moniker, however, not a single snake was eaten.

If you are tired of the same old pistols and RPGs, then you can get ready for Square Enix’s upcoming multiplayer shooter, Foamstars, as it introduces a vibrantly foamy battle. Not only will PS4 and PS5 players get themselves into a slippery situation, but they can also create unique builds with the substance, allowing you to surf around the bubbly terrain.

During the PlayStation Showcase 2023, we can get a glimpse of the colorful characters, who each have their own distinct weapon. You can take control of these fighters on a 4v4 map and create vantage points for your teammates to eliminate the competition strategically.

Nintendo fans will certainly have some fun with Foamstars, given its similar gameplay schematics from Splatoon with its liquidy projectiles and entertaining showdowns. Even more so, the cinematics are absolutely breathtaking, especially with illuminating lights of the expansive city.

During today’s online PlayStation Showcase 2023, Sony pulled back the curtain on a new action RPG titled Phantom Blade Zero.

Developed by Beijing-based developer S-Game, the upcoming title boasts slick real-time combat and is set in feudal China. Check out the new trailer down below:

The footage kicks off in rainy, rocky terrain with a mysterious narrator saying: “Knowing you only have 66 days to live… just run away. It won’t make any difference at the end of the day. You know better than anyone else.”

The video then gives way to a taster of the stylish gameplay teasing supernatural enemies, galloping horses, and some breakneck samurai-esque sword-swinging action. Described as “Kung-fu Punk” over on the PlayStation Blog, here’s an official description:

The PlayStation Showcase kicked off with a look at Fairgame$, but it was only a cinematic trailer. However, there looks to be a neat game taking shape here. From what was shown, it seems to be some sort of PvP heist game with at least three teams competing for loot.

Working off what the trailer revealed, it seems like several teams will all hit a single target simultaneously. Judging by a character cutting into a fence, it’s possible there will be several points of entry to choose between.

Not only the fence but another character on the same team uses a truck to get past guards. It seems there won’t be any direct need to stay right with your teammates. If the trailer is indicative, the game will feature teams of three, so nine players will compete at once.

Players won’t only be heisting money and valuables, either. The trailer alludes to there being heists related to hard drives and information, so there will certainly be some corporate espionage. It isn’t said, but Fairgame$ certainly looks like something that would fit with a free-to-play model.

There’s no information on when we will see more, but it might be worth keeping an eye on. The trailer also didn’t include any sort of release date, but it will be coming to PS5 and PC sometime in the future.

Dead by Daylight has been knocking it out of the park with these recent announcements; first it was confirmed that they’re having a film adaptation in development with Blumhouse and Atomic Monster, and just a few days ago they shared a teaser of the next survivor coming to the game, which is none other than Nicolas Cage. It’s something that no one was expecting, I mean, we’ve been asking for Sidney Prescott from Scream for years, but sure, I guess I wouldn’t mind playing as Cage instead.

Aside from Sidney, fans have been begging the devs to bring characters from Until Dawn as survivors, most specifically Sam and Emily. It seems the two have been listening to the community as Supermassive Games and Behaviour Interactive recently made an announcement video, along with their subtle tweet directly to Dead by Daylight that confirms they will finally be working together on a collab.

After the success of its first-week launch, Tears of the Kingdom has received an update that improves the gameplay experience even further.

In particular, issues with the Closed Door main quest have been addressed, which previously prohibited players from clearing it despite meeting the objective requirements. Those who have already encountered this problem can download the update to get back to clearing the mission.

Although it isn’t explicitly clear what other bugs have been fixed, the Nintendo Support page states, “Several issues have been addressed to improve the gameplay experience.” Therefore, fans may notice improvements with Tears of the Kingdom if they encountered any bugs in the past.

Many players on Reddit were concerned that the update would eliminate the handy duplication glitch that can boost up your inventory by a considerable amount.

So you’ve just embarked on your epic adventure in Hyrule Kingdom but you’re struggling to make a dent in the ranks of Bokoblins, Constructs, and Chuchu blobs. Well, your first port of call is to find yourself a decent weapon. But what are the best early game weapons, upgrades, and fuses in Nintendo’s latest Zelda title? Good question! Here are our five choice offerings to help you start your journey off on the right foot. Let’s do it!

The Legend of Zelda series is one that I’ve always associated with its puzzles and challenges which always give me just the right amount of challenge. Tears of the Kingdom is no different, with Shrines and Temples reactivating that problem-solving area of my brain. While those puzzles are a huge part of the game, Tears of the Kingdom manages to challenge me in ways completely different than what I expected.

Tears of the Kingdom is a large game. It’s not only large, but complex on top of that, and there’s a lot to try to remember. While learning games isn’t something I’ve necessarily struggled with in the past, this is an entirely different beast for me to tame, especially because I really never played much of Breath of the Wild. I’ve lost count of the number of simple things that I’ve completely overlooked while even just navigating Hyrule, but I’ve done my best to document some of the most common and funny ones.

Lego 2K Drive on PS5

Despite the flexibility of the Lego brand, to date, it has really only been used for media adaptations. There are a few original game concepts in there, but it never feels enough. I played Lego Racers for the N64 in 1999, and I remember loving it as the bricky cars and the fun power-ups made racing enjoyable. I was excited about a new Lego racing game, and the open-world aspect was interesting. While any Lego game is certainly geared toward kids, there is something here for all ages.

Lego 2K Drive starts the player being trained by the great Clutch Racington to take on the fearsome Shadow Z in the Sky Cup Grand Prix. After the tutorial, progression is mostly through getting first place in races against unique rivals to earn checkered flags. However, there are stints in between when you have to raise your level to continue to the next class (C to B to A), where it feels like the game stalls.