• Microsoft Has No Plan B For Series X Launch

    With major events like E3 being canceled, it's reasonable to wonder how COVID-19 might alter release plans for the next console generation. We may now have a bit of an answer to that in regards to the Xbox Series X, thanks to an interview with Xbox head honcho Phil Spencer on IGN's Podcast Unlocked.

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  • Half-Life: Alyx Is Getting A Level Editor

    It has finally been confirmed that Valve is currently working on a level editor mode for its new VR game, Half-Life: Alyx. In fact, the game's Steam page already lists that a level editor is available for the game, which would presumably allow players to craft their own environments and gameplay.

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  • Animal Crossing's Isabelle Needs To Learn To Read A Room

    Animal Crossing's Isabelle is an undeniable icon. Even Doomguy loves her. Reddit user pkbronsonb shared a screenshot from Animal Crossing: New Horizons that proves that Isabelle may not always have the clearest idea of what's going on in the real world. Commenters on Reddit came to Isabelle's aid.

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  • How Rockstar Plans To Help Coronavirus Relief

    The coronavirus outbreak has affected the way of life for many people, leading to business closures and economic uncertainty. Rockstar Games has just told its fans how it plans to help out in the fight against COVID-19. The company announced its newest pledge in a post on its official website.

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  • How Infinity Ward Really Plans To Stop Cheaters

    Infinity Ward's Call of Duty: Warzone has proven to be an extremely fun battle royale game, but it's not entirely without issues. More than anything else, however, the game is suffering from an overabundance of cheaters. Infinity Ward explained that Warzone cheaters will get what's coming to them.

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  • The WHO Reverses Course On Video Gaming

    As with pretty much everything else, the coronavirus outbreak has caused a massive impact in the gaming industry. However, now there's an opportunity for the gaming industry to make a positive difference. The WHO has started a new initiative to raise awareness of the importance of social distancing.

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  • Why No One Should Trust That Low PS5 Price

    We've been waiting for quite some time to find out how much the PlayStation 5 is going to cost. Now, NotebookCheck is reporting that Canadian video game retailer Play N Trade has listed the PlayStation 5 for sale, and at an insanely low price. They're saying it is around CAD$559, or about $397 USD

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  • What The Critics Are Saying About Resident Evil 3

    Once gamers got a taste of the new RE2, the demand for a remake of that title's follow-up materialized almost instantly. A year and a few months later, we're about to get our hands on Resident Evil 3 Remake. Here's what the critics have said about the remake so far.

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  • We Finally Know What Inspired The Steam Workshop

    Through the Steam Workshop, players have been able to tweak and transform and mod their favorite games in a myriad of ways. In a recent interview with gaming magazine Edge (via PCGamesN), Valve CEO Gabe Newell explained where he and his team got the initial idea that became the Steam Workshop.

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  • GTA 6 Voice Actor Breaks His Silence

    While fans still don't know exactly what to expect from the overall plot of Grand Theft Auto 6, the identity of one of the characters may have been revealed.

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  • Things Keep Going Downhill For GameStop

    GameStop is continuing to have a difficult time. We already know that the coronavirus outbreak caused a massive impact on the gaming industry, but there may not be a place where that's felt harder than at GameStop. According to a report, GameStop intends to permanently close over 300 of its stores.

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  • Capcom Postpones Resident Evil Resistance Beta

    The beta for upcoming multiplayer game Resident Evil Resistance is currently available for download on Xbox One. The game is launching as part of the highly-anticipated Resident Evil 3 remake. Unfortunately, Capcom has some bad news for zombie hunters with a PlayStation 4 or PC. It's been delayed.

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  • The Real Reason Half-Life: Alyx Is Missing The Crowbar

    After more than a decade, the Half-Life series has finally returned in the form of Half-Life: Alyx. The new VR game from Valve Software is currently receiving rave reviews from critics and fans alike. However, longtime fans of the series may be missing a iconic piece of weaponry from the games.

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  • We Finally See What's In Those Warzone Bunkers

    Infinity Ward's Call of Duty: Warzone was released earlier this month and it has already brought with it a series of mysteries. And no, we're not just talking about the different-sized hitboxes, which is about to make Dr Disrespect stop streaming Warzone. We're talking about those bizarre bunkers.

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  • Sony Has The PS5 Situation Under Control

    The coronavirus outbreak is having quite an impact on the gaming industry. It's understandable, then, that fans would be concerned about the next console generation, which is meant to launch later this year. For Sony fans who have questions about the state of the PlayStation 5, you may be in luck.

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  • Apex Legends Leak Reveals Next Heirloom Item

    Only a few Apex Legends characters have heirlooms at the moment. Wraith is one. Lifeline is another. Bloodhound, Pathfinder, and Octane are all covered. Now we finally have an idea of who might be the next combatant in Apex Legends to get an heirloom.

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  • Mortal Kombat 11 Leak Reveals The Next Characters

    Mortal Kombat 11 has featured some fun characters, particularly in its first round of DLCs. According to a report from Game Rant, data miners have been hunting around in the files of Mortal Kombat 11's newly-released Spawn DLC, finding what appear to be direct references to the three new characters.

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  • Gearbox Co-Founder Landon Montgomery Passes Away

    Landon Montgomery, co-founder of Gearbox Software, has passed away. The news was recently shared in a statement from Gearbox on its official Twitter account. No cause of death has been reported. In response to Gearbox's statement, many offered their condolences and fond memories of Montgomery.

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  • Sony Wants PS5 To Be 'Easy As Netflix'

    The Playstation 5 continues to be a bit of an enigma for gamers. Though the system is supposedly coming out at some point later in the year, we don't know a whole lot about it other than bits we've gleaned from patents mysterious dev kits. However, we may know how fast Sony wants the system to run.

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  • Hacker Reportedly Holding Xbox Source Code For Millions

    Microsoft has been incredibly transparent about its upcoming next-gen console. We highly doubt, however, the company wants the entire world knowing how the Series X graphics work. Yet that's the danger currently faced thanks to someone who is now holding details about the Series X ransom.

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  • Did Animal Crossing Introduce Nintendo's First Gay Character?

    May fans of the newly-released Animal Crossing: New Horizons are finding multiple reasons to love this new game. Not only does it allow you to craft your own adorable little island; fans believe that a couple of the new game's characters may be the first openly gay characters in Nintendo history.

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  • Dr Disrespect May Stop Streaming Warzone

    Call of Duty: Warzone has proven to be something of a divisive game. Though it has received pretty positive reviews from critics, it has also been a frustrating experience for professional gamers. Recently, Warzone drew the ire of the one and only Dr Disrespect. This blowup feels particularly real.

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  • The Truth About Gamers Clogging The Internet

    Some in media are telling people to avoid playing video games during working hours, citing strain on the internet as a chief concern. Here is why that's flat-out wrong, and why your video games are likely doing less to weigh down the internet than others would have you believe.

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