[/url][Hidden Content] Fallout: London as it looked back in December, when its planned April 23 release was announced. After years of work, the third-party modders at Team Folon announced over the weekend that their long-awaited (and recently delayed) "DLC-sized" unofficial fan mod, Fallout: London, is now in "QA testing" and awaiting the "final green light" from release partner GOG. But that release will apparently need to make use of a "downgrader" to work around a recent Bethesda "next-gen" update that upended all of the team's modding efforts. Back in December, Team Folon announced that its work on the Fallout: London mod would culminate in a planned April 23 release, lining up with England's widely celebrated St. George's Day. Then, just weeks before the planned launch, Bethesda announced that its own planned "next-gen" update for the 2015 game would be coming out on April 25, two days after Fallout: London's launch target. "That has, for lack of a better term, screwed us over," Team Folon Project Manager Dean Carter said in an interview with the BBC shortly after Bethesda's upgrade announcement. In a separate video, Carter said that the next-gen update "requires many of our internal systems to be updated," since the content they created in the Fallout 4 Script Extender likely wouldn't work under the updated code. That turned out to be a valid concern, as the next-gen update did end up breaking many Fallout 4 mods and saves after its release. Read 6 remaining paragraphs | Comments View the full article
That was…slightly cheeky of me. The Tomoe you play in parry-ful action adventure Bloodless is not the same Tomoe that was conspicuously absent from undeniable influence Sekiro. They might be based on the same historical figure, but that’s simply Sek-ulation. However! You can make your mind up yourself for zero money, since Bloodless has a free demo on Steam. Trazzer below. Read more View the full article
Trust me, I want the Zenless Zone Zero and Genshin Impact comparisons to stop just as much as you probably do. While it's pretty obvious that the HoYoverse games have a few similarities, they're quite different overall, and I'm a big proponent of letting live service games breathe and find their identity before immediately trying to slot them in alongside would-be competitors. It's important to give ZZZ time to find its footing, even with a strong launch that has been largely well-received, even though it's perhaps a bit more divisive than its HoYo siblings Genshin and Honkai: Star Rail. View the full article
Ubisoft has apologized after using a ********* historical re-enactment group's flag in concept art for *********'s Creed Shadows without permission. As reported by Siliconera, Ubisoft Japan issued an apology on X/Twitter and admitted it used the flag in two pieces of art without permission. It also claimed to have apologized to the flag's owner Sekigahara Teppo-****, a historical re-enactment group made up of volunteers who perform to the public at festivals and other events. Eagle-eyed fans noticed the identical recreation of the flag, which can be seen below, in a piece of concept art for the Japan-set *********'s Creed released alongside its full reveal. It was raised to a leading member of the Sekigahara Teppo-****, X/Twitter user @matchlock_kage, who posted a photo of the real flag taken on October 27, 2019, and expressed concern at it being used by Ubisoft without permission. Ubisoft has now apologized for using the flag, however, and said it will no longer use the associated artwork with one exception: the presumably already printed physical art book featured in the Collector's Edition of *********'s Creed Shadows. Ubisoft has said it strived to make the world of *********'s Creed Shadows as "authentic as possible." *********'s Creed Shadows was fully revealed in May 2024 as a Japan-set entry where players take control of two protagonists: the stealthy shinobi Naoe and the action-orientated Yasuke, who's a real figure from ********* history. IGN had a wealth of exclusive content on the reveal, and you can read about all the gameplay changes, story beats, and open-world assassinating coming with Shadows in our extensive interview with the development team. If that's not enough, check our analysis and explanation of where and when Shadows is set and 40 key details we've learned about the game. You can also watch our full breakdown of the cinematic trailer to discover all its hidden details, Easter eggs, and more. Shadows launches November 12, 2024 for those buying the Gold, Ultimate, or Deluxe Editions, while the Standard Edition is available on November 15, 2024. Image Credit: @matchlock_kage on X/Twitter Ryan Dinsdale is an IGN freelance reporter. He'll talk about The Witcher all day. View the full article
An enterprising pair of Elden Ring players going by the name “Let Us Duo Her” have invented a new method for cheesing one of Elden Ring’s toughest bosses, using a simple combination of weapons and techniques introduced by the Shadow of the Erdtree DLC. Malenia, Blade of Miquella is without doubt one of the toughest bosses offered up by Elden Ring’s based game, featuring a range of lightning swift sword strokes and rot-infused attacks that work in concert to melt the player’s health bar while frustratingly regenerating her own. Now, a pair of players have taken to Reddit to reveal a new — and vaguely humiliating — method of cheesing the troublesome boss by harnessing the new hand-to-hand fighting style introduced by the new DLC. As shown in a Reddit video spotted by PC Gamer, the pair, who have branded themselves “Let Us Duo Her”, were summoned into battle as co-operators while donning the Dane’s Footwork gear, which was equipped with the Dryleaf Whirlwind ash of war. NEW Malenia Cheese (Let us duo her)#ELDENRING #EldenRingDLC oRezyn [Hidden Content] — ELDEN RING Alerts (@EldenringAlerts) July 7, 2024 Upon entering the boss chamber, the Tarnished who had summoned the duo stood back as the unorthodox pair took it in turns to unleash kick upon kick against the boss, which locked her into a stun animation that went unbroken for the entire first stage of the ******. The ordinarily troublesome boss was then granted a brief reprieve following the mid-battle cutscene to unleash her fearsome Scarlet Aeonia *******, before being savagely kicked into oblivion by the scantily clad warriors. “Inspired from ‘Let me solo her’, we adopted ‘Let us duo her’ to introduce the world to the Malenia cheese we discovered while playing around with the new DLC weapons,” wrote Reddit user oRezyn, who posted the footage. The build apparently needed no specialised talismans to stunlock Malenia, though oRezyn has warned that the stagger could have been interrupted if the summoning player had chosen to get involved. Malenia’s Haligtree arena has borne witness to a slew of extraordinary challenge feats in the years following Elden Ring’s 2022 release, along with the rise of the community co-op hero “Let Me Solo Her”, who specialised in taking down the rot-infused demigod. Of course the attention has long since shifted away from Malenia and towards the new cast of brutally difficult bosses introduced by the Shadow of the Erdtree DLC. Be sure to check out IGN’s comprehensive guides and walkthroughs to ensure that your Tarnished warrior is prepared to take on everything that the land of shadows has to offer. Anthony is a freelance contributor covering science and video gaming news for IGN. He has over eight years experience of covering breaking developments in multiple scientific fields and absolutely no time for your shenanigans. Follow him on Twitter @BeardConGamer View the full article
Initial Zenless Zone Zero revenue figures are out, and it looks like HoYoverse' latest gacha release is raking in heaps of cash. According to App Magic - a website that tracks mobile game revenue - the game has made over $25 million not even a week since its launch. These figures place the game at a similar money-making pace as other HoYoverse titles include Honkai: Star Rail and Genshin Impact. It's also worth noting that this figure doesn't take into account PC or console income, which the game will be benefiting from due to its simultanious release across all platforms. For reference, Honkai: Star Rail made a whopping £81 million in its first month across PC and mobile, while Genshin Impact brought home a wild $143 million dollars during the height of the COVID 19 pandemic. If Zenless Zone Zero keeps up the momentum, it's likely it can pass the $100 million mark with ease. If you include PC and console income too - figures we don't have access to - it's surely an incredible figure. Read more View the full article
round two years ago, a wise council of sages, artificers, and mages from across the realm (a collection of people sometimes called a "game development studio") met in an officious chamber to discuss how to finish Baldur's Gate 3, a game that would go on to steal about 200 hours of my life—and gain one of PC Gamer's highest review scores, *******... Read more.View the full article
Beating Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree isn’t easy, even if you completed all previous entries in the Soulslike genre, but while many of us are struggling with the latest DLC, one streamer has beat all its bosses using only a dance pad. On July 8, Swedish streamer MissMikkaa slew the final boss of the Elden Ring‘s Shadow of the Erdtree DLC, Radahn, Consort of Miquella, completing her quest to defeat all the DLCs bosses with nothing but her smooth dance moves and a dance pad. View the full article
A fan has expressed their ******* for Dragon Age: The Veilguard to allow players to decide the protagonist Rook's religion. According to the fan, this Dragon Age: The Veilguard feature could be similar to the flexibility offered in Inquisition. View the full article
Out of all the myriad horrors that populate the Wasteland, the Deathclaws, the Assaultrons, and constant pestering from Preston Garvey, the most frightening experience in the Fallout world actually ***** below ground, in what's supposed to be the safest place on Earth. The Vault-Tec Vaults serve as testing grounds for horrendous social and biological experiments - this we know. But between the original RPG, Fallout 2, New Vegas, and the rest of the series, the Vaults are also shrouded in mystery. Now, the co-creator of the original classic, shares an incisive new theory on the Vault's history and what their sinister maker was really planning all along. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: 27 years later, does Fallout live up to the hype? Grab a Fallout survival sim and seven great cooking games for just $12 This Fallout RPG bundle lets you experience the wasteland from home View the full article
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Are the Once Human servers down? You can achieve a lot in Once Human if you have the right mindset: building a home - a safe space - is paramount. The eldritch monstrosities are closing in from all sides, and having a place away from the weirdness is vital. The one thing you can't ******, though, are the Once Human servers. If they're down, then you're stuck twiddling your thumbs until the issue is resolved. The Once Human release date is upon us, and as many free PC games go at launch - especially popular ones - there's a very real chance that the servers may have some trouble handling the initial load. We've created this page to show you the Once Human server status, so you can figure out whether the connection issues are yours, or server-side. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: New survival game Once Human shoots up Steam charts despite reviews Once Human has one big problem, but a fix is coming Does Once Human support private servers? View the full article
Intel reportedly won't be making any Core Ultra 9 F CPUs, with all the new top-end Intel Arrow Lake CPUs apparently coming with an intact GPU. If this rumor is true, it would mark a significant change in Intel's product stack, which has previously enabled gamers to save some money on their CPU, as they don't have to pay for a weedy integrated GPU they won't use. Intel has been making F-series CPUs for over five years, when the Core i9 9900KF came out without an integrated GPU, and there are several Intel F-series processors on our guide to the best gaming CPU. If you plan to use one of the best graphics cards in your PC, then there's little need to pay the extra money for a non-F CPU, unless you want to use it as a backup in case your GPU fails. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Cooling your new Intel CPU will depend on your motherboard, says ***** The First Descendant out of video memory? How to stop it crashing This new Intel CPU ***** hints at stronger Steam Deck rivals to come View the full article
Battlefield 2042’s ***** Space crossover event has launched. As announced last week, EA’s horror series is featuring in DICE’s shooter via a new time-limited mode called Outbreak. Available until July 16, it challenges players to ****** off waves of enemies and capture objectives across eight sectors before exfiltrating via an elevator. Read More... View the full article
In a recent radio interview with Dutch radio station BNR, Peter Wennink didn't ****** words on the US trade restrictions targeting China's chip ambitions. Wennink, who stepped down as ASML's chief in April after a decade at the helm, claims that the issue is driven more by ideology than by... Read Entire Article View the full article
Preserve from developer Bitmap Galaxy is a relaxing puzzle nature-building game that's going to enter Early Access on August 8th. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article
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There’s too much petty ill will in the world without the NYT Mini Crossword puzzle using it as a clue, but this is the case for the July 9 puzzle. Regular participants in the daily NYT Mini Crossword know the ups and downs that come with some of the clues. “Petty ill will” may appear vague from the outset, but if you can channel your brainpower, you can come up with the answer sooner than you think. View the full article
Bloodborne may be nine years old at this point, but fans still want more of it—specifically, the option to finally play this PlayStation 4 exclusive on the PC. With no official port on the horizon, enthusiasts have taken the matter into their own hands. On July 5, an X profile for shadps4, a fan-made PlayStation 4 emulator for PCs, shared a video of Bloodborne booting up on a personal computer. The user showed the game’s menu smoothly running on a device, sparking hope in the hearts of dozens of players. View the full article
Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree is a massive addition to the game, and that means that the Land of Shadow has a lot of information to unpack. This time, the journey to godhood takes center stage as the Tarnished follows Miquella's Crosses, which are points where he leaves behind a piece of himself on his path to ascension. However, this journey reveals more secrets about the Empyreans overall, changing key lore from the base game. View the full article
According to the wikihow page “how to fall safely”, the best thing way to minimise injury while falling is to stay loose, keep your arms and legs bent, and roll on impact. According to ragdoll-prone shooter Helldivers 2, however, it’s better to stand to attention in mid-air and perform a crisp salute. It’s long been known that the game’s emotes confer unexpected defensive advantages, with emergency hugs sometimes shielding you against artillery *****, but now, one redditor has proven via careful scientific experimentation that they also protect you against the force of gravity. Read more View the full article
Most Arcane builds in Elden Ring revolve around effects like Hemorrhage and Frostbite. The often-overlooked Scarlet Rot builds made a comeback in Shadow of the Erdtree with the Poleblade of the Bud. After you defeat Romina for this *******, this is how you can build around it. The best Poleblade of the Bud build in Elden Ring Acquire the Remembrance of the Saint of the Bud first. Screenshot by Dot Esports Scarlet Rot builds are generally rare in Elden Ring because they don’t deal as much damage as bleed builds or have as much crowd control as frost builds. However, with the new Poleblade of the Bud Remembrance ******* in Shadow of the Erdtree, this build will amplify your Rot damage, making it great against bosses and in PvP. View the full article
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Zhu Yuan is an upcoming S-Rank agent in Zenless Zone Zero set to have her own Limited character banner. She’s a team leader of the ********* Investigation Special Response Team in New Eridu Public Security, and she’s coming with her signature W-Engine in Zenless Zone Zero version 1.0. View the full article
Riot Games is continuously improving the Arena formula by introducing new gameplay systems, Augments, and items. Patches 14.14 and 14.15 will be no exceptions, adding numerous additions to Arena alongside some substantial buffs and nerfs. This was announced on June 8 by Riot lead gameplay designer Matt “Phroxzon” Leung-Harrison on X (formerly Twitter). He outlined the changes coming in Patch 14.14, dealing with which champions and items would be buffed or nerfed. Phenomenal Evil and Urf’s Champion are among the most notable Augments that will be getting juiced up in the next patch, while Duskblade and Prowler’s have been targeted for nerfs. Champions notoriously dominant in Arena will be the targets of nerfs, including Garen, Naafiri, Pyke, Zed, and Master Yi. View the full article
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[/url][Hidden Content] Fallout: London as it looked back in December, when its planned April 23 release was announced. After years of work, the third-party modders at Team Folon announced over the weekend that their long-awaited (and recently delayed) "DLC-sized" unofficial fan mod, Fallout: London, is now in "QA testing" and awaiting the "final green light" from release partner GOG. But that release will apparently need to make use of a "downgrader" to work around a recent Bethesda "next-gen" update that upended all of the team's modding efforts. Back in December, Team Folon announced that its work on the Fallout: London mod would culminate in a planned April 23 release, lining up with England's widely celebrated St. George's Day. Then, just weeks before the planned launch, Bethesda announced that its own planned "next-gen" update for the 2015 game would be coming out on April 25, two days after Fallout: London's launch target. "That has, for lack of a better term, screwed us over," Team Folon Project Manager Dean Carter said in an interview with the BBC shortly after Bethesda's upgrade announcement. In a separate video, Carter said that the next-gen update "requires many of our internal systems to be updated," since the content they created in the Fallout 4 Script Extender likely wouldn't work under the updated code. That turned out to be a valid concern, as the next-gen update did end up breaking many Fallout 4 mods and saves after its release. Read 6 remaining paragraphs | Comments View the full article