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The open-world Star Wars adventure, Star Wars Outlaws, launches on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC, and Ubisoft+ on August 30. Preorders are now live for all platforms, with multiple preorder bonuses up for grabs. If you preorder Star Wars Outlaws from Target, you'll get an exclusive steelbook case. Over at GameStop, you can nab exclusive in-game costumes with your preorder. But even if you don't order from either of those retailers, you can earn some neat in-game bonuses. Big Star Wars fans will...
Destiny 2: The Final Shape's New Prismatic Subclass Fuses Light And Darkness For The First Time Ever
Destiny 2: The Final Shape will throw you into a fight where all of reality is at stake, but your Guardian is about to get a powerful new subclass in your war against the Witness. While previous Destiny 2 subclasses were either Light or Darkness-based, the new Prismatic skillset is a killer combo of those powers. As a result of the Witness unleashing the Darkness inside of the Traveler, you'll be able to enter a new state called Transcendence after you deal enough Light and Dark damage to...
14 years ago, Disney's Epic Mickey was released exclusive to the Nintendo Wii, which is the only place it's been playable since. It is, at the moment, shackled to the Wii--480p resolution, motion controls, and all. If you want to legally play the game today, you'd have to get your hands on a Wii (or a WiiU, for you select few), get a hard copy of the game, and pop it in. That would have remained the case, however, if it weren't for its upcoming remake Epic Mickey Rebrushed which aims to...
Like most things in life, video games have become more expensive as the traditional $60 price-tag has given way to a new $70 entry fee to play new games. Sony's first-party PS5 games have transitioned to this price increase, big studios have followed in its footsteps, and even Nintendo has experimented with that MSRP as last year's The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom was its first $70 game release. But can that MSRP last? Saber Interactive CEO Matthew Karch has voiced his opinion on...