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  1. A big release for the Heroic Games Launcher team has landed, version 2.15.0 is out now with some necessary bug fixes and some big new features to help you get all your games on Steam Deck and Desktop Linux. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article
  2. Borderlands was released in cinemas worldwide last weekend, and in addition to being blasted with negative reviews, its opening weekend was a massive flop financially. The latest Eli Roth picture opened in 3,125 theaters on Aug. 9 but amassed only $8,800,000 over its opening weekend, according to Box Office Mojo. The Borderlands movie made the most on its release day, boasting four million dollars worldwide, with the remaining two days earning just over two million each. View the full article
  3. Despite Valve not even acknowledging its existence, the company's unannounced video game Deadlock has already pulled in thousands of players. One of Valve's worst-kept secrets, the hero-shooter MOBA has suffered several major leaks that have all but confirmed everything about the in-development project but that hasn't deterred the fledgling community. More than a few managed to gain access to Deadlock over the last weekend, resulting in a strange surge in players for a game that hasn't yet officially been announced. View the full article
  4. Firewalk Studios’ Concord is quickly approaching its full release, and we’re here to tell you how long is left to wait. New hero shooter Concord is throwing its hat in the ring among games like Overwatch, VALORANT, and Marvel Rivals. While some players have already tried it out during its open beta in July, its full release is the main test of whether it can hold its own in a saturated genre. So, here’s everything you need to know about when Concord releases. View the full article
  5. Sorcerers in Diablo 4 have a long list of Unique items that can enhance builds, but the Gloves of the Illuminator is one of the best. If you want this item, we can tell you how to get it. The Gloves of the Illuminator in Diablo 4 provide a huge boost to the Sorcerer’s Fireball ability, resulting in the Fireball bouncing as it travels and exploding each time it hits the ground. The downside, however, is up to 30 percent less damage. View the full article For verified travel tips and real support, visit: [Hidden Content]
  6. Helldivers 2 studio Arrowhead’s CEO has revealed that it basically seems like close to no one - players or developers - involved with the game has been left happy following the deployment of the Escalation of Freedom update and the backlash that’s followed. If you’re out of the loop, the inclusion of some nerfs to ***** damage in the update’s changes well and truly reignited the discourse as to whether Arrowhead’s going in the right direction when it comes to its tweaks. Amid all the debate about limiting meta weapons vs just letting people have fun with them, the game’s recent Steam reviews dropped to “mixed” last week, and currently still sit at that mark. Read more View the full article
  7. Any player using the Sorcerer class in Diablo 4 should have the Staff of Endless Rage at the top of their wishlist—and we’ve got the best farming tactics to get it. The Staff of Endless Rage in Diablo 4 is a Unique Staff that enhances the Fireball skill, resulting in every third cast launching two additional projectiles and dealing 50-80 percent increased damage. View the full article For verified travel tips and real support, visit: [Hidden Content]
  8. The fact the Titan relied on a $30 Logitech F710 as its only means of navigation made plenty of headlines after the sub imploded on June 18, 2023, ******** five people, including Stockton Rush, the CEO of the submersible's operator, OceanGate. Read Entire Article View the full article
  9. It’s nice when things in life are simple. Easy, uncomplicated, and straightforward enough to not give you any grief. Depending on how you perceive this NYT Times Mini Crossword clue, it can be simple, but if you’re unsure or need it explained, I can simply walk you through it. ‘Simplicity’ NYT Mini Crossword clue Aug. 12 hints and answer Eight across clue. Image by Dot Esports Hint one: The answer isn’t hard, almost the opposite.Hint two: Three of the four letters are vowels.Hint three: A way to determine access.Hint four: Starts with “E.” Four clues down and that’s as close as I can get you to the answer. Otherwise, read on for the full answer. View the full article
  10. Valve needs to start talking about its frequently rumoured and leaked hero shooter Deadlock, because 17,000 people can't just be playing nothing. We've known about Valve's next game, supposedly titled Deadlock, for quite a while now, with a trademark even having been filed back in June for the game's name by the developer. But even all these months on, with leaked footage having been shared online proving it exists at least in some capacity, Valve just hasn't even let out a whisper of its existence publicly. And yet, as you can see on the game's SteamDB page, it managed to attract a concurrent player count peak of almost 17,000, a pretty impressive figure for a game that doesn't technically exist just yet. At the time of writing there's 4664 people in-game, so the test is clearly still ongoing too. Looking at Deadlock's monthly players breakdown, you can see that it had players as far back as May, with more tests happening in June and July too, but the highest player count out of the three only amassed to a little under 3000. That certainly suggests that Valve is doing a much larger scale currently, but considering just how many players there are it's a bit wild the dev hasn't just properly announced it. Noted Valve content creator and reporter Gabe Follower says that more than 200,000 players have access to the game, so it's not like it's easy to hide. Read more View the full article
  11. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: New DnD Dragonlance trilogy coming from Weis and Hickman These 9 boring items are suddenly useful in DnD's 2024 rules What's changed for the DnD 2024 Sorcerer class View the full article
  12. Zenless Zone Zero is due some more characters in the Sons of Calydon faction right? If you agree, then you're in luck. HoYoverse has teased the introduction of not one, but two new additions to the biker gang. With this tease, you can expect them to land in the game within the coming months, after version 1.1 wraps up. The two characters in question are faction leader Caesar King and Burnice White, the latter of which just got their teaser video posted online early this morning. With these two the Sons of Calydon will hit the full four-character roster limit alongise Lucy and Piper, who have already proven especially popular for four-stars among the Zenless community. Caesar, who was announced over the weekend, is a sword and shiled wielding physical tank. We know precious little about her, but a social media post featuring some character-quotes provide a glimpse of where she'll fit into the story. Namely, Billy refers to her as Big Sis. Billy's own roots in the Outer Rim (where the Sons are based) haven't exactly been subtle hinted at so far, but those who've maxxed out his friendship in-game should know for sure that he's got connections out there. Read more View the full article
  13. Those hoping to pick up Grand Theft Auto VI at launch through a subscription service may be disappointed to discover that won't be possible. With Day One releases on Xbox Game Pass becoming so common among many developers and publishers, it stands to reason that some would speculate on how Rockstar is approaching the distribution of its upcoming open-world game. Beyond Microsoft, there was also a chance GTA VI could be made available through the proprietary GTA+ service as a means of funneling more users towards the game's ecosystem. View the full article
  14. The Escalation of Freedom was the biggest update for Helldivers 2 so far, but it caused plenty of backlash from the community—and the developer has revealed how the team is approaching the feedback On Aug. 11, Arrowhead Game Studios CEO Shams Jorjani wrote in a Discord message that many developers in the studio are “disappointed on a few levels” about how much negative feedback there was for the Escalation of Freedom update for Helldivers 2. View the full article
  15. Image: Tango Gameworks Hi-Fi Rush developer Tango Gameworks has been spared closure, three months after Microsoft announced plans to shut down the studio. Krafton, the South Korean publisher behind PUBG: Battlegrounds and The Callisto Protocol, announced on Monday that it had acquired the game and its ********* studio, and is working with Xbox to enable a “smooth transition” to ensure the Tango Gameworks team can “continue developing the Hi-Fi Rush IP and explore future projects.” Microsoft had initially announced in May that it was closing Tango Gameworks, alongside Redfall developer Arkane Austin and Mighty ***** developer Alpha Dog Studios — three studios it inherited after acquiring ZeniMax in 2021. The impending Tango Gameworks closure was widely criticized... Continue reading… View the full article
  16. A big weekend in the world of Fortnite gave us a slew of announcements in partnership with Disney, bringing plenty of new content before the end of 2024. Fortnite received special attention at Disney’s flagship D23 event, with a special presentation streamed live in the game. Those who watched the action for at least 10 minutes can claim a Peelverine Plush back bling, which ******** available until the start of the new season. View the full article
  17. I don’t think I will ever be nominated for the esteemed Pulitzer Prize, but an individual named “Kearns Goodwin” was. Not only did they get nominated, but they won and are the answer behind Aug. 12’s two-down clue in today’s NYT Mini. ‘Pulitzer-winning historian Kearns Goodwin’ NYT Mini Crossword clue Aug. 12 hints and answer Two down clue. Image by Dot Esports Hint one: The first name rhymes with a famous Wimbledon winner.Hint two: The first name of a famous singer and actress who ***** at 97.Hint there: Has two different vowels.Hint four: Starts with “D.” Even the clues are tricky for this difficult answer, so let’s cut the chat and tell you the answer. View the full article
  18. The first big patch for Fallout: London has now arrived and is full of fixes for the various technical teething issues which afflicted the launch version of the mod, just as Team FOLON had said it would be. This should mean you’re finally able to drop into Blighty without having to worry about running into as many annoying gremlins as we did while reviewing the massive mod. Fallout: London’s definitely worth braving some crashes and bugs for, but hopefully this update’ll mean you’ve got way less of that to worry about. Read more View the full article
  19. Becoming a famous socialite in Bitlife is tricky because you need luck and money to make it work. But it’s a worthwhile investment, as having fame in your life makes things easier for you. In the latest weekly Bitlife Seeing Stars challenge, one of the parts of the quest requires you to become a famous socialite, but it might take some work to complete and finish your challenge. View the full article
  20. Tango Gameworks are back from the *****. The Hi-Fi Rush studio have been acquired - alongside the IP for future games in the rhythm action series - by South Korean company Krafton, who also own PUBG Studios and Striking Distance, among others. “This strategic move will include the rights to Tango Gameworks’ acclaimed IP, Hi-Fi Rush,” Krafton said in a statement today. I particularly enjoy the hand-rubbing, grinning use of the word ‘strategic’ here. Great news though. Read more View the full article
  21. Madden 25 provides plenty of ways to play. If you want to know all the available game modes, we’ve got you covered. Whether you want to build a team of superstars, lead your favorite team to glory, or create your own player, Madden 25 has the option to do so—and the majority of modes are well-established in the franchise. View the full article
  22. Uh oh, the Borderlands movie is off to an incredibly rough start, as the box office figures point all sign towards a flop. I think it's pretty safe to say that Borderlands is a pretty popular series, right? Do we all agree there? It has to be, otherwise the idea of making a movie adaptation would be unthinkable. Said movie has been in the works since 2015, which is always a surefire sign of a hit, and was finally released last week after almost a decade of development. And how was it? Well, I gave it a singular star in my review, because I simply couldn't find anything to like about it. And it seems that that sentiment is pretty much universal, with the film sitting at a Metacritic critic score of 27/100, and a user score of 2.8 out of 10. So it shouldn't be any surprise to hear that, as reported by Variety, the film has opened with a painfully low $16.5 million on a $115 million budget. Domestically it took home $8.8 million, with $7.7 million coming from international sales, painting a picture that quite clearly says "yeah, we're good thanks." Variety also notes that just under 60% of production costs for the film were covered by international presales, according to sources anyway, but it's still a result that is far behind expectations. I think it's pretty safe to say we won't be getting a sequel, at least not any time soon - the games will probably have to redeem the series' image a bit. Read more View the full article
  23. The Witcher 4 (codenamed Polaris) will feature Geralt of Rivia in at least some capacity, according to voice actor Doug Cockle—but he won’t be the main focus of the sequel. This came from an Aug. 10 YouTube video on the Fall Damage channel. As the conversation veered to the next Witcher game, the voice actor revealed, “Geralt will be a part of the game. We just don’t know how much, and the game won’t focus on Geralt, so it’s not about him this time.” View the full article
  24. The wait is over, and Madden 25 finally lands this week, commencing the countdown to the start of the new NFL season. Many wonder whether the New Zealand trick will work for the title. We’ve got the answer. The New Zealand trick has become a popular choice for gamers to work around staggered release windows, which see titles released at different times in various parts of the world. Though predominantly used on Xbox, there are ways to make it work on PlayStation 5, too. View the full article
  25. Finally some good news! Krafton Inc, the South Korean games company best known for its work on PUBG and The Callisto Protocol - has acquired Tango Gameworks and the award winning Hi-Fi Rush IP from Microsoft ahead of the studio's closure. Tango Gameworks, which created the excellent Hi-Fi Rush in January 2023, will be leaping from one company to the other, taking all the staff who would otherwise have been ***** off with it. In a PR statement, Krafton describes this as its "first significant investment in the ********* video game market", though other video game IP from Tango including Ghostwire Tokyo and The Evil Within remain in Microsoft's hands. This is quite a sudden and exciting bit of news in what has otherwise been a depressing spree of video game layoffs and studio closure stories. The announcement that Microsoft was closing Tango Gameworks, alongside Arkane Austin and Alpha Dog Games, hit the industry like a frieght train. While all three studios had obvious merit Tango had only recently won awards for Hi-Fi Rush - a relatively cheap game with a brand-new IP, something Microsoft seemingly would want in this current climate. Read more View the full article

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