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DOOM Eternal – Update 1 Available Now

The first official update for DOOM Eternal is now live. With it comes Empowered Demons, the Precious Metals Event, single-player campaign updates, Battlemode changes and much more. For more details on DOOM Eternal Update 1, visit the Slayers Club.

May
18

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Grand Theft Auto V: Premium Edition Available Free on the Epic Games Store

For a limited time, get Grand Theft Auto V: Premium Edition for free on the Epic Games Store. From now until 11am ET on May 21st the game will be available for free and will remain yours to keep after that.

In addition to the complete Grand Theft Auto V story, the Grand Theft Auto V: Premium Edition also features:

  • GTA Online, and all of its current and forthcoming gameplay updates
  • The Criminal Enterprise Starter Pack, with jumpstart access to properties, businesses, weapons, vehicles and more
  • A bonus of GTA$1,000,000 for first-time Starter Pack owners
  • Benefits for Twitch Prime members: An additional bonus of GTA$1,000,000 along with a free Pixel Pete’s Arcade property, and discounts on select vehicles
  • Plus, a one-time of gift GTA$500,000 is also available to all GTA Online players that log in during the month of May

May
18

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More Than 80 NES and SNES Games Now Available with Nintendo Switch Online

On May 20th, three Super NES games and one NES game are joining the Nintendo Switch Online service, bringing the total number of classic games available with membership to 82.

Joining the Super Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Switch Online library are Wild Guns, a space cowboy shooting gallery game; Panel de Pon, a fan-favorite pastel puzzler that offers head-to-head havoc; and Operation Logic Bomb, a cybernetic sci-fi shooter that sends you on the ultimate search-and-destroy mission.

In addition, the classic side-scrolling, exploration-based platformer Rygar will also be arriving for the Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Switch Online collection.

May
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Dungeon of the Endless Out Now on Switch

Playdigious, in collaboration with Sega and Amplitude Studios, have announced that the tower-defense game Dungeon of the Endless is now available on Nintendo Switch for $19.99 USD. The PlayStation 4 version will be released a few days later on May 19th.

May
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18 Minutes of Gameplay from Ghost of Tsushima

In today’s episode of State of Play, Sony Interactive Entertainment and Sucker Punch Productions shared over 18 minutes of new gameplay footage from Ghost of Tsushima, including exploration, combat and more, ahead of the game’s launch on July 17 for the PlayStation 4.

May
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Paper Mario: The Origami King Announced

Princess Peach is welcoming Mario and Luigi to attend the kingdom’s origami festival when Paper Mario: The Origami King launches exclusively for the Nintendo Switch on July 17th. There’s one tiny wrinkle in the festivities, though: Princess Peach seems a little strange. To learn more about her mysterious behaviour, check out the debut trailer for the game.

May
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PGA Tour 2K21 Drops August 21st

2K crushed a long drive today with the announcement that PGA Tour 2K21, its forthcoming, officially licensed golf simulation, is currently scheduled for release on August 21st for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC via Steam, Nintendo Switch, and Stadia. Featuring PGA Tour pro Justin Thomas as the cover athlete and dveloped by HB Studios, the studio behind The Golf Club 2019 Featuring PGA Tour, PGA Tour 2K21 marks the evolution of The Golf Club franchise and will include 15 licensed PGA Tour courses, each of which was scanned using cutting-edge technology to bring the fairways, greens, bunkers, trees, lakes and ponds to life. Players can also trick out their own greens and fairways with thousands of custom options in the Course Designer.

May
14

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Fallout 76 Announces 2020 Roadmap

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Today, Bethesda Game Studios released the 2020 roadmap for Fallout 76. The roadmap outlines future content coming to Fallout 76 this year including the introduction of Seasons, a major rebalancing of combat and rewards for Dwellers of all levels, C.A.M.P. Shelters, Legendary Perks, plus the start of a yearlong Brotherhood of Steel story arc and more.

Introducing 76 Seasons
Seasons bring a new account-wide progression system to Fallout 76 that overhauls the current Challenge system and helps players rake in new rewards along the way. Seasons will be available to all players and offer a unified progression path to unlock dozens of new and unique rewards from Power Armor paints and C.A.M.P. items to Atoms, Legendary Scrip, Perk Packs, and so much more.

In place of the old Challenge system that rewarded Atoms for completing Daily and Weekly Challenges, players will instead earn a new currency: S.C.O.R.E. points. These points will advance players in their Seasonal progression on the road to unlocking rewards. The result is a more engaging, flexible, and fun experience for all types of players. While Seasons are still subject to change based on internal playtests and player feedback, here’s a bit more on how Seasons currently work:

  • Players will see a new option on the Main Menu that will take them to a uniquely Fallout-themed seasonal progression screen. During Season 1, this will be a Captain Cosmos-themed boardgame.
  • All players begin at the first space on the board — Rank 1 out of 100. Advancing along the board involves acquiring a new type of currency, S.C.O.R.E., obtainable through the revamped Challenge system and other in-game activities.
  • Challenges will be less complicated and easier to complete, typically involving activities players would complete by playing Fallout 76 as they normally would.
  • Rewards are handed out at every rank, with bigger rewards the more you advance and at specific milestones (Rank 25, 50, 76, etc).
  • Players will have the option to spend 150 Atoms to skip ranks after the first two weeks of a Season. After two weeks, players can move ahead in ranks by spending Atoms as a means for those late to a Season a chance to catch up.
  • Seasons will run for 10 weeks with a two-week break between the end of one season and the start of the next.

The inaugural Season kicks off with Patch 20 this Summer.

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First Look at Maya from Civilization VI – New Frontier Pass

2K today revealed a first look at one of the two leaders – Lady Six Sky of the Maya civilization – included in the first DLC pack from Civilization VI – New Frontier Pass, a new season pass launching May 21st for Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, and PC.

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The Elder Scrolls: Blades Leaves Early Access, Launches on Nintendo Switch

Today, Bethesda Game Studios took The Elder Scrolls: Blades out of early access with Update 1.7 and released on the Nintendo Switch, downloadable now for free from the Nintendo eShop.

Thanks to cross-progression, players can pick up their adventures on Switch right where they left off on mobile by linking their Bethesda.net account. Cross-platform functionality also allows players to chat with their guild members and battle other players in the Arena, regardless of the platform.

The Nintendo eShop also now offers a Quick Start Edition, a one-time $14.99 bundle that contains 30,000 Gold, 2,000 Gems, building materials, the exclusive Sylvan Fountain decoration, and rare gear once owned by the Bloodfall King.