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Timmy and Tommy Finally Land Their Own LEGO Set
LEGO Animal Crossing's newest set gives the twin tanuki shopkeepers their own 513-piece display, complete with a fishing bridge, balloon present, and hidden fossil.
Nathan Lees2 min read
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$250M Lawsuit Behind It, Subnautica 2 Launches May 14
After ousted founders, a $250 million bonus dispute, and a judge handing control of Unknown Worlds back to its creators, Subnautica 2 finally has a date: May 14.
Nathan Lees4 min read
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WoW Now Sells a Single House Skin for $40
Blizzard's newest housing exterior costs 4,000 Hearthsteel, roughly $40 in real money, and the full bundle runs $75. This arrives barely a week after housing was literally turned off due to game-breaking bugs.
Nathan Lees3 min read
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90% of Players Gone, Battlefield 6 Pushes Pass Pre-Orders
Battlefield 6 has shed over 90% of its peak PC player base in seven months. EA is now asking whoever's left to pre-order Season 3's battle pass sight unseen.
Nathan Lees3 min read
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Below Solo? Mandalorian & Grogu Box Office Tracks Low
Disney's own internal estimates suggest The Mandalorian and Grogu will open below Solo at the box office, making Star Wars' return to theaters far quieter than Lucasfilm likely hoped.
Nathan Lees4 min read
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Warhorse Won't Deny Making a Lord of the Rings RPG
During a Reddit AMA, Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 developers wouldn't confirm or deny the Lord of the Rings rumors, but their non-answers said plenty.
Nathan Lees2 min read
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Injustice 3 May Ditch Its Own Name for a DC Rebrand
A WB Games artist accidentally confirmed Injustice 3 is in development, but new rumors suggest NetherRealm may be dropping the Injustice branding entirely in favor of a broader DC fighting game.
Nathan Lees4 min read
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Outer Worlds Finally Adds Grenades, 7 Years Late
Obsidian is adding grenades to The Outer Worlds via a May 27 patch, nearly seven years after the RPG first launched. The update also brings a free Spacer's Choice Edition upgrade and a $20 price cut.
Nathan Lees4 min read
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Microsoft's Big Xbox Ally Fix Borrows a Switch Trick
Microsoft's latest ROG Xbox Ally update finally makes docked play work the way it should, borrowing Nintendo's years-old trick of killing the handheld screen when connected to a TV.
Nathan Lees2 min read
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Cops Called to Best Buy at 1 AM Over a Pokémon Card Drop
A 45-year-old man hid inside a Pasadena Best Buy after it closed, apparently hoping to snag Pokémon cards before anyone else. Police arrested him on suspicion of burglary after employees spotted him on camera at 1 AM.
Nathan Lees3 min read
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Plague Tale 3 Swaps the Sling for Swords and Daggers
Asobo Studio's next Plague Tale game puts a sword in your hand instead of a sling, marking the series' biggest gameplay shift yet. The studio says release is 'almost here.'
Nathan Lees2 min read
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10,000 Life in One Combo? MTG and Final Fantasy Collide
Dina, Essence Brewer from the new Secrets of Strixhaven set pairs with last year's Jumbo Cactuar to produce one of the most absurd two-card combos Magic: The Gathering has ever seen.
Nathan Lees3 min read
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007 First Light Plays Like Uncharted, Not Hitman
After three hours of hands-on previews, critics confirm IO Interactive's Bond game is a linear stealth-action experience closer to Uncharted than Hitman's open sandboxes.
Nathan Lees3 min read
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Atomfall TV Show Taps Fleabag Producers to Write
Two Brothers Pictures, the production company behind Fleabag and The Missing, will write and develop an Atomfall TV series alongside Rebellion.
Nathan Lees3 min read
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Did Nintendo Plant Fake Star Fox Leaks to Trap Leakers?
April came and went with no Star Fox announcement, and one conspiracy theory suggests Nintendo fed false information to smoke out its leakers.
Nathan Lees2 min read
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$380M Lost: Xbox CEO Sharma Vows to Win Players Back
Microsoft's gaming revenue dropped 7% in Q3, and new Xbox CEO Asha Sharma is staking her reputation on reversing the slide. But the company's own CFO warns things will get worse before they get better.
Nathan Lees4 min read
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FF7 Remake Part 3 Won't Just Wrap Up the Story
Director Naoki Hamaguchi says the final chapter of the FF7 Remake trilogy is about pushing the RPG experience further, not simply tying up loose ends.
Nathan Lees2 min read
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One Check, Not 30 Days: Sony Clarifies PS5 DRM
Sony has confirmed its new PlayStation DRM requires a single online check after purchase, not the recurring 30-day check-in that sent players into a spiral. But the CBOMB issue is still hanging.
Nathan Lees4 min read
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007 First Light Won't Let You Shoot First
IO Interactive's upcoming Bond game has a rule: you can't pull a gun unless someone pulls one on you first. It's a bold design choice that defines everything about how 007 First Light plays.
Nathan Lees2 min read
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Krafton Is 'Not Not the Publisher' of Subnautica 2
Subnautica 2 hits early access on May 14, but the question of who's actually publishing it is being answered in the most corporate-evasive way possible.
Nathan Lees4 min read
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Resident Evil's Director Skipped All 7 Previous Movies
Zach Cregger has never watched a Resident Evil movie. His reboot, starring Austin Abrams as an original character, takes place on the periphery of Resident Evil 2 and borrows camera tricks from Resident Evil Requiem.
Nathan Lees4 min read
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PlayStation's 30-Day DRM Scare Was a Refund Exploit Fix
Sony has finally broken its silence on the PS5 and PS4 DRM controversy, confirming that the 30-day timer is a one-time license check tied to refund abuse prevention, not a recurring online requirement.
Nathan Lees4 min read
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Tales of Eternia Remastered Leaked by EU Rating Board
An unannounced Tales of Eternia Remastered has appeared on the PEGI rating board for Nintendo Switch, continuing Bandai Namco's steady march through the franchise's back catalogue.
Nathan Lees4 min read
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Job Security Is 'Too Romantic,' Monument Valley Boss Says
The CEO of Monument Valley studio Ustwo Games, who also chairs the board of UK trade body Ukie, says full-time employment is becoming unsustainable and contractors are the future.
Nathan Lees4 min read