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Tom Clancy’s XDefiant is a free-to-play, class-based arena shooter that falls somewhere between Overwatch and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, and simultaneously pulls from other recognizable Tom Clancy games. That may sound like a strange position for the Tom Clancy brand to be slotting itself into, but our first look at XDefiant …
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19 July
Dragon Quest 12 will shape the series for up to 20 years, Square Enix says
Dragon Quest 12: The Flames of Fate will shape the future of the iconic JRPG series for 10-20 years, says Square Enix president Yosuke Matsuda. In an interview with Weekly Famitsu (via Ryokutya2089 (opens in new tab)), Matsuda explained that Dragon Quest 12 will retain some of the familiar structure …
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17 July
War Thunder player shares classified military documents because a tank design is “not quite right”
A War Thunder player has shared classified UK defense documents in an effort to get the development team to redesign a tank within the game. War Thunder player Pyrophoric – who’d taken to the game’s official forum in a bid to get developer Gaijin to improve the accuracy of the …
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17 July
Ghost of Tsushima players have petted 55m foxes and taken 61m screenshots over the last 12 months
Today marks the first anniversary of Sucker Punch’s Ghost of Tsushima and to celebrate, the developer has “re-enabled” Legends mode outfits inspired by classic Sony franchises like God of War and Horizon Zero Dawn. “July 17 marks one year since the release of Ghost of Tsushima (opens in new tab)!” …
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16 July
Upcoming October 2021 DC Comics revealed: Lots of Batman Halloween treats
It’s trick or treats time for DC readers as the publisher just released its October 2021 solicitations and preview cover images. Open up your pillowcase and don’t forget to say thank you as the publisher offers its fun-sized jumbo package of Batman titles for fans with a Dark Knight tooth. In …
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16 July
The ultimate guide to The Legend of Zelda games
One of Nintendo’s greatest legends was born on February 21, 1986. That’s the day The Legend of Zelda launched for the Famicom in Japan. Nintendo is celebrating the 35th anniversary of the series with the release of The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword HD, a game that takes players back …
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16 July
The Steam Deck might look like a Switch, but its a true miniature PC with so much room for customization
Valve surprised the world when it announced that it was making a handheld of its own, the Steam Deck. A powerful little machine that’s capable of playing the hundreds of games sat in your Steam library that you’ve never gotten around to playing. Because of its form factor and hybrid …
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16 July
Aliens: Fireteam preview: Play your own Aliens movie on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X this summer
Aliens: Fireteam has been a long time coming, both in the Aliens game universe sense and for Cold Iron Studios, the developer that’s been working on the title since 2016. That’s why the excitement during our preview event was palpable and spread equally amongst the members of the dev team …
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15 July
Over 50 Walking Dead characters collide for The Art of cover
Behind-the-scenes artwork from all three of AMC’s The Walking Dead shows will be spotlighted in an upcoming coffee-table book called The Art of AMC’s The Walking Dead Universe (opens in new tab) – and now we have a first look at the cover to this 240-page tome. Artist Brian Rood …
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15 July
The Boys season 3 will include something “crazier” than a giant superhero orgy, says showrunner
How far is The Boys willing to go to push the envelope? We’ve already had bombs inserted you-know-where and Homelander showering the world with his love, after all. The Boys season 3, it seems, is going to go even further. Showrunner Eric Kripke has told EW (opens in new tab) …
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