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Destiny 2 is due to be released on PC on October 24th. This is almost two months after the game drops on consoles, but it may just be worth the extra wait.
We know thanks to people streaming themselves playing the Destiny 2 beta on PC. Which is available to anyone pre-ordering the game. Which includes these guys from Polygon.
Kentucky Fried Chicken has created a virtual reality training simulator for its employees. And, well, it’s all rather unsettling.
Microsoft has announced there’s a new Age of Empires title in the works. It’s called Age of Empires IV, and it’s currently being developed by Canada’s Relic Entertainment.
This is the first new Age of Empires title since 2011, when Age of Empires Online was released. Before that it was Age of Empires III, released in 2005.
You can now pre-order the new Xbox One X, and to encourage you to do so Microsoft has unveiled a special version of the console called the Xbox One X Project Scorpio Edition.
Sonic The Hedgehog is back, in a brand new game called Sonic Mania. While this is a new game, Sega has cleverly included a ton of nostalgia to appeal to Sonic’s core fans.
Ninja Theory has released a new video game called Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice. This is, on the surface at least, a hack ‘n’ slash game from the company that made Devil May Cry.
However, there’s a lot more going on in Senua’s Sacrifice than is immediately obvious. As this review by IGN makes abundantly clear.
Poor Link always having to do all the hard work while Zelda and Ganondorf have tea parties.
Rocket League is one of the most popular video games around at the moment. Especially amongst people who play exclusively online against other like-minded individuals.
This is an odd game which sees you essentially playing soccer in cars. It sounds dumb but is actually really fun to play. Partly thanks to modern technology.
There was much excitement yesterday when Nintendo announced it was bringing back the Super Nintendo Entertainment System.
The SNES Classic Edition is a miniature version of the 1990s games console, which comes packed with 21 classic games built right into it. And all for just $80. Bargain!
Hold onto your wallets, friends. It’s time for the Steam Summer Sale.
