April, 2021

• 23 April

  LG OLED G1 review: “A stunner”

  

  The OLEDG1 is LG’s top-of-the-line 4K OLED TV for 2021. It’s breathtaking, brilliant, bloody expensive (prices for the 55-inch model start at $2,199 / £1,999), and a little bit impractical. But it is a beauty, and LG’s TVs are always vying for the top spots on best gaming TV lists …

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• 23 April

  Returnal pre-load begins today

  

  Returnal pre-load begins today ahead of the game’s launch on April 30. As spotted by MP1st (opens in new tab), players who have pre-ordered the PS5 game have found that they’re now able to pre-load the game, uncovering a total file size of 56GB. Fortunately, you’ve got plenty of time …

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• 22 April

  Fortnite’s original map makes an unlikely return as a player skin

  

  A new Fortnite skin based on the original map is available for purchase in the Fortnite store. The original Fortnite map is making its triumphant return to the game, but not in the manner you might expect. Instead of running around in the map, you’ll be running around as the …

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• 22 April

  Masters of the Universe Netflix show gets comic prequel from Kevin Smith and Dark Horse

  

  Before Netflix launches its Masters of the Universe: Revelation animated series later this year, Dark Horse Comic will publish a four-issue prequel comic book series co-written by the show’s executive producer Kevin Smith (as in the creator of the Jay & Silent Bob movies). (Image credit: Dark Horse Comics) (opens …

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• 22 April

  Assassins Creed Valhalla: Should you kill or banish Gorm?

  

  Should you kill or banish Gorm in Assassin’s Creed Valhalla? it’s a question you’ll be asking yourself very early on in your time with the game because it occurs near the end of the Assassin’s Creed Valhalla prologue in Rygjafylke. Gorm is the son of Kjotve, the big baddie you …

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• 22 April

  Fortnite Fancy View, Rainbow Rentals, & Lockies Lighthouse locations

  

  If you’re looking to visit Fortnite Fancy View, Rainbow Rentals, and Lockie’s Lighthouse as part of the Fortnite Week 6 quests then we know where they are. These landmarks are easy to find if you know what you’re looking for in Fortnite but they’re easy to miss otherwise. They’re quite …

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• 22 April

  How to watch Greys Anatomy online: stream new season 17 episodes from any country

  

  As if season 17 – and, indeed, Grey’s Anatomy in general – couldn’t break our hearts anymore. As the Covid-19 outbreak grips Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital, so do other headline-hitting events of the last year, with racially charged scenes straight from the streets where protests are taking place, as well …

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• 22 April

  Biomutants latest trailer is a tour of its wonderfully diverse world

  

  Ahead of Biomutant’s launch next month, THQ Nordic has unleashed a new trailer showcasing the game’s diverse, expansive world. The entirety of the footage from the new Biomutant world trailer was captured in-game, from the hushed orchestral flourishes to the footage capturing the world, its inhabitants, and their cultures. If …

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• 21 April

  Call of Duty: Warzone will have “several years” of support from Infinity Ward

  

  Infinity Ward says it’s already working on the sixth season of content for Call of Duty: Warzone, with “multiyear” plans for the game’s future. Speaking to The Washington Post (opens in new tab), Infinity Ward co-studio heads Patrick Kelly and Dave Stohl said that they are currently working out the …

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• 21 April

  Call of Duty: Warzone was originally designed with 200 players in mind

  

  Call of Duty: Warzone was originally designed for 200 players, a new interview has revealed. This interview comes from The Washington Post (opens in new tab), and discusses Call of Duty: Warzone‘s origins with a number of lead developers at original studio Infinity Ward. Development lead Patrick Kelly started out …

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