On Wednesday, Games Workshop quietly dropped a three minute animation on Warhammer Community called 'Ave Imperator - His Angels', and it's one of the most impressive pieces of Warhammer 40k animation I've ever seen, and perhaps the best since Syama Pedersen's Astartes. Just like Astartes, it shows us the Warhammer 40k universe in a way we've never seen it before - this time from the lowly perspective of a serf as she sings a hymn to the distant Emperor to send his Angels and deliver her world from devastation. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Just one new Warhammer 40k Dark Heresy screenshot has me screaming for next week's Alpha New Aeldari detachment makes Warhammer 40k's space clowns great again Warhammer 40k drops a surprise new Astra Militarum detachment, and it's super strong View the full article
Anyone looking to add some pizazz to their gaming setup doesn’t have to look far to find ways to do so. One of the best ways is to pick up a special edition controller. And fans of Genshin Impact can now preorder the great-looking PS5 DualSense Wireless Controller – Genshin Impact Limited Edition (see it on Amazon). It costs $84.99 and is set to release on February 25 in the U.S. DualSense Wireless Controller - Genshin Impact Limited Edition Get it at AmazonGet it at Best BuyGet it at GameStopGet it at PS Direct The new controller is coming in part to promote the recent release of Genshin Impact Version Luna III, “which features the new playable character Durin and fresh updates to the story in Nod-Krai.” Click the above link for full details about the update and patch notes. As for the controller itself, Sony said in a blog post that its designers worked closely with HoYoverse to create the design. It features “design elements inspired by Genshin Impact’s beloved Traveler Twins and Paimon, celebrating years of adventure and companionship in Teyvat.” It has a white and gorgeous blue color scheme, with gold and blue etchings on the grips, touch pad, and D-pad. The face buttons also feature gold versions of the traditional PlayStation shapes. Functionally, it will be identical to all other PS5 DualSense controllers. It has haptic feedback for vibrations, adaptive triggers that can put resistance on your pulls. It has a built in microphone and speaker, and the built-in battery can be charged via its USB-C port. It’s compatible with PS5, PC, Mac, and mobile devices. Sony says, “Select markets across Asia, including Japan” will get the controller on January 21. Those in the rest of the world, including the U.S., will have to wait about a month as it releases on February 25 in those regions. If you’d rather get a new PS5 controller sooner (in time for Christmas, perhaps), you can check out our running list of every PS5 controller available. You have plenty of colorful and fun designs to choose from. How to Follow IGN Deals Recommendations The IGN Deals team has over 30 years of combined experience finding the best discounts and preorders available online. If you want the latest updates from our trusted team, here’s how to follow our coverage: Sign up for our IGN Deals NewsletterSet IGN as a preferred source in GoogleFollow us on social mediaIGN Deals on XIGN Deals on InstagramIGN Deals on FacebookIGN Deals on Tiktok[/url] Chris Reed is a commerce editor and deals expert for IGN. He also runs IGN's board game and LEGO coverage. You can follow him on Bluesky. View the full article
Big Preview | Core tech director Roberto Geroli and art tech director Ellie Koorlander explain how Warcore will benefit the average Total War playerView the full article
December 2025 marks the 10th anniversary of Rainbow Six Siege, which is a remarkable feat considering how strong the game continues to be. While the game struggled out of the gate due to bugs and what many deemed to be a lack of content, Ubisoft continued to address player concerns through updates and additional content which helped transform the experience and improve it significantly. Ultimately, the continued work led to Rainbow Six Siege becoming what it is today, though even 10 years in, there still seems to be plenty more on the horizon. View the full article
Mega Magearna is one of the several new mega evolutions in Pokémon Legends Z-A, added as part of the Mega Dimension DLC, and you can add it to your squad by reaching the endgame. The Mega Dimension DLC has its fair share of quests to complete, which begin after you have finished the main story. One such quest will introduce you to Magearna, and you'll also get a clue about how to mega-evolve it. This guide will help you reach that position from where you'll be able to find Magearna and then mega evolve it in Pokémon Legends Z-A. Table of contentsHow to get Magearna in Pokémon Legends Z-AHow to mega evolve Magearna in Pokémon Legends Z-AHow to get Magearna in Pokémon Legends Z-A You'll come across Megearna in the Side Mission 195 - Restarting Magearna quest. To begin the quest, you'll first have to complete the Mega Dimension DLC, which will allow you to access the side quest. To start the side quest, head over to Quasartico Inc. Screenshot by Destructoid Head inside and speak with Jett, and he will show you a dormant Magearna. He will inform you that you'll need a Mega Stone to awaken it. To get the stone, you'll need to gather Mega Shards, and 999 of them. Once you have found 999 Mega Shards, return ot Jett. He will give you Magearna, along with the Magearnite Mega stone. This stone will allow you to mega evolve Magearna. How to mega evolve Magearna in Pokémon Legends Z-A When you obtain Magearna for the first time, it will be at level 80. You'll need to use it in different battles to increase its level. Once that part is done, you can then use the Magearnite Mega stone from your inventory to mega evolve your Magearna. Screenshot by Destructoid Once you receive the Magearna and Magearnite, it will complete the Restarting Magearna quest, and provide you with the following rewards: Poke Coins 20,000Exp. Candy XL x5 The post How to get Mega Magearna in Pokémon Legends Z-A Mega Dimension appeared first on Destructoid. View the full article
Duties are essential tasks to complete regularly if you want to maintain a healthy supply of Dreamlight in Disney Dreamlight Valley. Sometimes, though, the tasks you're given might be too tricky to tackle, so you may want to re-roll them. Prior to The Winter Ball update, skipping duties wasn't an option, so you were stuck with what you had. Luckily, though, this has been changed, which means you now have more control over the missions you see and complete. Here's how to re-roll duties in Disney Dreamlight Valley. Table of contentsHow to skip Dreamlight Duties in Disney Dreamlight ValleyHow to get re-roll tokens in Disney Dreamlight ValleyHow to unlock duty re-rolling in Disney Dreamlight ValleyHow many duties can you skip in Disney Dreamlight Valley?How to skip Dreamlight Duties in Disney Dreamlight Valley Screenshot by Destructoid You can re-roll a duty by selecting the icon featuring two arrows in a circle near the top right corner next to all available missions. Before you can re-roll a mission, you need to have at least one re-roll token available for use. The re-roll option is only available for duties that fall under the main Dreamlight Duties page or those that take over across DLC worlds, like Mist Duties and Storybook Duties. All other duties that fall under the other categories, like Mining or Foraging, cannot be rerolled. You also can't use this feature on regular duties or routine duties featured in events like Winter Warmth, Witchful Thinking, and Retro Roadtrip. How to get re-roll tokens in Disney Dreamlight Valley Re-roll tokens are granted whenever you have fewer than three available to use and you complete a Dreamlight Duty. If you have three saved, you cannot gain any additional ones until you spend one. Only one re-roll token is granted for each completed mission, so if you use all three, you'll need to finish three duties to gain three back. How to unlock duty re-rolling in Disney Dreamlight Valley Screenshot by Destructoid Re-rolling isn't available right away, so if you can't use this feature, you need to keep completing duties featured on the Dreamlight Duty page until you get a pop-up. At this point, you'll be given your first three re-rolls for free. It took me about seven duties for the pop-up to appear, but other players on Discord have shared different numbers, like five or six. The exact requirements are unclear, but as of the time of writing, I haven't seen anyone need to tackle more than 10 duties to unlock it, so just keep at it, and you should gain access to it in no time. How many duties can you skip in Disney Dreamlight Valley? You can skip and re-roll up to three duties in a row. There's no cooldown on this feature, though, so as long as you keep completing duties to earn more re-roll tokens, you can really skip as many as you want. You'll just have to take small breaks in between to earn more re-rolls. There are lots of other tricky features in DDV that you may need some help learning about. Some of these features include placing stalls in DLC worlds, changing your Dream Castle skin, unlocking all horses and mounts, and getting the Sakura Blossom Dragon Community Companion. The post How to re-roll duties in Disney Dreamlight Valley appeared first on Destructoid. View the full article
In a recent showcase video, Capcom revealed that Monster Hunter Wilds is set for multiple patches that should bring some decent performance boosts. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article
At the release of the Crusader Kings III: All Under Heaven expansion and free update, the Linux and macOS updates were problematic but it should now be fixed. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article
Welcome back, dear readers, to another community article for us all to have a little chat about what we've been playing recently. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article
Eagle-eyed Magic: The Gathering fans spotted a strange mistake in the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles set, when its first cards were shown in October, but we've now received confirmation this was an intentional choice. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: MTG Marvel's first infinite combo forces The Hulk to step on legos, and I can't stop laughing MTG Marvel reveals a four-color Fantastic Four commander deck and a hero that starts on the battlefield This humble MTG Avatar card costs $30 now for a very silly reason View the full article
The NES adaptation of the hit movie Jaws is getting a re-release on modern platforms. The game, which was developed by Atlus and Westone and published by LJN, was originally released in 1987 for the Nintendo Entertainment System. Now Limited Run is bringing it back for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5 and PC, with a digital release and two physical releases planned. Read More... View the full article
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