The likeness of an NPC to Elon Musk combined with the model change in version 2.0 set tongues wagging. But Patrick K. Mills has repeatedly stated that the NPC wasn’t based on Musk.
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Discover how the Emmy award-winning children’s TV show Bluey is taking the leap into the gaming world with Bluey: The Videogame, set to release on November 17, 2023.
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Rockstar Games is set to release a new update for their popular game GTA Online on June 13th, titled San Andreas Mercenaries. This expansion will introduce aerial warfare, smuggling, and various quality-of-life changes to the game. Players will have the opportunity to team up with military pilots and vets to take on Merryweather Security, steal valuable data, launch raids, and drop bombs on specific targets.
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91Mobiles reported that Sony is nearly ready to announce a new lineup of gaming headsets, based on information from OnLeaks.
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Call of Duty is going to introduce a new anti-cheat system that’s seemingly going to make cheating a lot more difficult by taking away the cheaters’ weapons.
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Tim Stuart, Xbox CFO, says the Series X supply could be difficult in 2022 for multiple reasons.
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As you probably know E3 isn’t happening this year. That’s not stopping Microsoft from having their event though. It’s happening this Sunday (June 12) and it’s titled Xbox & Bethesda Games Showcase.
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The modern zombie classic is getting a new addition on July 11 As it was confirmed back in March, during the Massively Interactive Live Event … Read more
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One of the most iconic games to ever grace the PS world, The Last of Us is being remade for PC and PS5. Rumors about a remake have been flying around for ages, and the release date was first made public as a leak, but was later confirmed.
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Great news for Tom Clancy fans, as Rainbow Six Siege will be free to try for a week. The Free Week will start August 28th and will end on September 4th. The free version of the game will offer access to all maps, modes, and over 20 Operators available in the full version. So, the trial period is sure to give you the whole Siege experience over the Free Week. Plus, all progress made during the free week period will be carried over if you choose to purchase the game after the free trial is over.
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