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GTA 6’s Wildlife Gameplay Might Do Something Red Dead 2 Never Could (opens the original)
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After a few weeks of relative quiet following August’s gameplay debut, Rockstar Games is back on the press circuit with more details about Grand Theft Auto 6. This time around, the news comes via an exclusive 14-page cover story in Game Informer. Members of the development team shared new information about the game’s dynamic weather system, intricately detailed NPCs, Leonida’s six distinct regions, and all the recreational activities Jason and Lucia can enjoy in their downtime. One of the most s
God of War Laufey Is Quietly a Preview of PlayStation's Future (opens the original)
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God of War Laufey will be released on PlayStation 5 next February, in what's already shaping up to be a packed month for video game releases. Just this week, we got our first look at the preorder and deluxe edition bonuses for Santa Monica Studio's next game. On its face, it's the usual assortment of bonus in-game items. But the standard edition of God of War Laufey has one big advantage over the deluxe version — you can buy a physical copy of the game. The deluxe version is strictly digital-onl
Nintendo Officially Launches Zelda 40th Anniversary Concert Ticket Sales (opens the original)
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The games industry may be going through some rocky times, but there's never been a better moment to be a fan of video game music. With ongoing tours and one-off events celebrating beloved franchises like Final Fantasy, Sonic, Persona, and World of Warcraft, now you can enjoy your favorite nerdish pastime while also feeling like a person of culture. The latest franchise to get the live orchestral treatment is Nintendo's storied The Legend of Zelda series, which marks its 40th anniversary this yea
Fire Emblem Just Completely Shook Up a Tired RPG Villain Twist (opens the original)
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It’s very common for RPGs to introduce an off-stage villain who’s been secretly pulling the strings all along. Usually, this is some kind of malevolent supernatural being who doesn’t like humanity very much. After a lot of bloviating about the nature of free will, you and your companions must defeat him with the power of friendship, cool swords, and boob armor. Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave adheres to this trope, but its abruptly introduced baddie is so outrageously horrible that it works remarka
GTA 6’s $400 Collector’s Edition Is the Latest Example of a Horrible Trend (opens the original)
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Spendy deluxe editions are nothing new in the world of video games. For many years now, players have had the option to pay a bit more than retail price — often between $20 and $50 extra — for a bundle of extra goodies to enhance a new game they're looking forward to playing. These special editions typically include stuff like alternate cover art, powerful in-game items, soundtracks, art books, or the occasional display-worthy figurine. But lately, the prices have started to get pretty wild. Gran
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