Lara Croft's Next Game Name Reportedly Revealed

The third game in the rebooted Tomb Raider franchise is reportedly named Shadow of the Tomb Raider, according to an image posted to Reddit earlier today.

Reddit user Tripleh280 spotted someone on the Montreal subway working on what appears to be a presentation, featuring the logo for a Shadow of the Tomb Raider in the upper right-hand corner.

Reddit user Tripleh280's Shadow of the Tomb Raider photo

A source speaking to Kotaku confirmed to the outlet that Shadow of the Tomb Raider is in fact currently the title of what would be the third game in the series, which relaunched with 2013's Tomb Raider.

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Pokemon Company Interested in More Remakes

Pokemon series producer Junichi Masuda says the Pokemon Company is interested in more remakes of older Pokemon games.

"I think the remakes, like Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen, is still an approach we're interested in," Masuda told IGN. "With the Virtual Console releases of the original games, specifically there had never been a way to bring those Pokemon over to the latest generation. It had always been that you couldn't get those Pokemon out."

Masuda explained that services like Pokemon Bank and the Poke Transporter finally gave the developers an option to release the original versions on Virtual Console, essentially letting people upload first generation into the new game.

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COD: Infinite Warfare Changes Outlined After Two Betas

Developer Infinity Ward will make changes to Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare thanks to feedback and testing from the game's two betas.

Some of these changes include weapon balancing, perk fixes, matchmaking adjustments, and more, according to a post on the game's subreddit.

Matchmaking fixes have been implemented to shorten matching times. Some of these changes include player evaluation being relaxed and a fix to geographic categorization.

In terms of balancing, shotguns will be getting increases in consistency of damage and longer range damage, as well as a slightly increased one-shot kill range. For the sniper class, players will now flinch more when getting shot, aim assist won't kick in "until the optic fully reaches the player's eye," and the bonus of the Quickdraw attachment has been reduced.

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Zero Escape Collection Coming to PS4 and Vita Next Year

Aksys Games and Spike Chunsoft have announced they will be bringing the first two Zero Escape games to PlayStation 4 and Vita in a double-pack, dubbed Zero Escape: The Nonary Games.

Coming spring 2017, this collection will contain a remastered version of the first Zero Escape game, 999: Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors, featuring high-definition and both English and Japanese voice acting. The second title in the series, Virtue's Last Reward, will also be included, though there's no mention of any improvements to the latter entry.

Missing is Zero Time Dilemma, the most recent entry in the series, which garnered significant praise from IGN in our review.

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Why the Switch Is Nintendo’s Make-or-Break Console

As a lifelong Nintendo fan – heck, Nintendo games are the reason I started gaming in the first place – I desperately wanted to be excited about the Nintendo Switch. After being thoroughly unfazed by the Wii U, I was delighted by the Switch's impressive debut video, which showcased AAA-level software and a clear message about what the new machine is capable of. I'll be preordering, and I hope it succeeds. That being said, I believe the Switch is the make-or-break console for Nintendo as a hardware manufacturer.

In golf terms, Nintendo is out of mulligans.

The historic game company has always marched to the beat of its own drum, and that iconoclastic attitude has long served it well, from the DS and 3DS to the Wii. And while Nintendo continues to sit on a Scrooge McDuck-like silo filled with metaphorical gold, the pile isn't quite as high as it once was. The Wii fell off a cliff after its incredible run out of the gate. In recent years, the Wii U has struggled in all respects, and the company is no longer immune to market forces.

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Driveclub's Farewell Patch Adds 15 Tracks

The final, farewell patch for Driveclub brings 15 new tracks to the PlayStation 4 racing game.

According to Team VVV, the update is roughly 5.75 gigabytes and sees urban Driveclub VR courses coming to the original Driveclub. On top of that, there are now reverse variants for the following tracks:

• Gujo in Japan
• Ashii in India
• Iquique in Chile
• Port of Vancouver in Canada
• Bryggen in Norway

The Driveclub patch also offers parting words for the community, saying: "Thanks for your support. Thanks for your commitment. Farewell and enjoy the game!"

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Rainbow Six Siege's Japan-Set DLC Teased

Publisher Ubisoft teased the final DLC for Rainbow Six Siege on twitter, but it appears footage from the upcoming add-on content was posted the week prior.

Yesterday, Ubisoft teased the image above on twitter with a message written in Japanese that translates to, "the time has come." It aligns with the final DLC being set in Japan with more details to come from the publisher later. Last week a twitter user posted a (roughly) two minute video of multiplayer footage from one of the DLC maps, giving diehard fans a look at the new location five days before the twitter tease.

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Top 10 Mind-Blowing Video Game Fan Theories

Fan theories are a fun way to engage with our favorite games long after we've put them down. Some are definitely more believable than others, but even the craziest conspiracies can be an entertaining read.

With help from the awesome Reddit and YouTube gaming communities, we've put together a list of some popular video game theories that totally blew our minds.

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Out This Week: Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, Owlboy, Mario Party: Star Rush

With so many new games and movies coming out, it can be hard to keep up. Lucky for you, IGN is here to help with a weekly round-up of the biggest releases each and every week. Check out the latest releases for this week, and be sure to come back next Monday for a new update.

Note: The prices and deals compiled below are accurate at the time we published this story, but all are subject to change.

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FF15: Square Will Consider Adding Female Heroes as DLC

In addition to allowing players to control Noctis' band of bros in Final Fantasy XV's upcoming DLC, Square Enix is considering adding playable female characters as well.

When asked by JeuxVideo (via DualShockers) whether or not Final Fantasy XV's cast of female heroes— including Luna, the former princess of Tenebrae betrothed to Noctis—may be playable in future DLC, producer Haruyoshi Sawatari said the studio will consider it if there's a clear demand to have it added.

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Check Out This Guy's Playable Pokemon Go Costume

In the spirit of Halloween, YouTube user mattcyborgelt uploaded a video of his self-made, working, incredible Pokemon Go costume.

Using PVC pipes, a large cardboard cutout, toy Pokeballs, and a plush Pikachu, mattcyborgelt's video shows off the costume in action, as the camera man spins the PokeStop icon, receives a Pokeball, then throws and catches the pocket monster. It's both elaborate and adorable. See it in action in the video below:

Make sure to check out mattcyborgelt's YouTube channel, for more of his creations - like a similarly constructed Tinder costume, and a coffee table made to resemble a Nintendo 3DS.

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Prof. Layton Dev Plans to Make Nintendo Switch Games

Level-5 intends to support Nintendo Switch, but won't have any games for the platform ready at launch, according to company CEO Akihito Hino.

"We plan to make games for Nintendo Switch, but I think it's very important to find out the best way to get the most out of the console," Hino said in an interview with Vandal.net (translation via Gematsu). "For that reason, we won't have any titles at launch, but we'll work with it as soon as we figure out how to take advantage of it."

Level-5 is the development studio behind the popular 3DS series Yo-Kai Watch, the Professor Layton series, as well as Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch, a sequel for which is coming to PlayStation 4. During the interview, Hino shared a few additional details about Ni No Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom, noting that it will have "many new features," including a kingdom creation system.

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Zelda: Breath of the Wild Halloween Artwork Released

The official Japanese Zelda Twitter account just released some new The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild art in the spirit of Halloween.

The art, accompanied by the text 'Happy Halloween', shows Link climbing a mountain resembling a giant pumpkin. Check it out below.

The image was tweeted out by Zelda's official Japanese account.

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What’s the Japanese Indie Scene Like?

The growth of the indie scene, and the importance of indie games, has been one of the defining facets of the games industry over the last ten years. The explosion of digital distribution, a raft of new platforms (hello Steam, hello App Store!) and a lowering of the general barrier to entry for making games have all been factors, and it's made for some exciting – and entirely novel – gaming experiences.

When I think about my favourite indie games, however, very few of them are Japanese. I think about games like Braid, The Stanley Parable, Journey, Fez, Rogue Legacy and Papers, Please… and they're just the tip of an absolutely enormous iceberg. When I think about Japanese indies, on the other hand, far fewer games come to mind.

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How to Get Married in Skyrim

Find the perfect spouse and learn how to get married in Skyrim.

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Don't Miss These Secret Items in Dark Souls 3's Ashes of Ariandel

There's plenty of new items, weapons and more hiding in Dark Souls 3's new DLC - we show you where to find them all.

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31 Incredible Character Builds for Skyrim

Having trouble figuring out what kind of character to make in Skyrim? See our huge list of community character build ideas.

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7 Things You Shouldn't Do in Skyrim

Avoid these big mistakes to make when starting your adventure in Skyrim Special Edition.

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Dark Souls 3: Ashes of Ariandel - How to Defeat the Final Boss

Get essential tips and tricks to take down the last boss in Dark Souls 3's DLC.

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Shovel Knight Soundtrack on Vinyl Features Custom Art

The soundtrack of Yacht Club Games' hit title Shovel Knight is headed to both vinyl and CD, courtesy of Brave Wave Productions.

Mega Man and Pokemon illustrator Hitoshi Ariga created custom artwork that is featured on Shovel Knight The Definitive Soundtrack. Additionally, the release includes commentary from composers Jake "virt" Kaufman and Manami Matsumae.

Shovel Knight The Definitive Soundtrack, via Brave Wave

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How to Install Skyrim Special Edition Mods on PS4 and Xbox One

See how mods work on consoles in Skyrim Special Edition.

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A Response to Bethesda's Review Copies Policy

On Tuesday, Bethesda Softworks – publisher of popular game series The Elder Scrolls and Fallout, as well as renowned games like Wolfenstein, Doom, and Dishonored – announced it would no longer provide reviewers access to its unreleased games until 24 hours before launch. It's a policy that upends decades of gamers being able to rely on impartial critics to provide them an idea of a game's quality when it goes on sale.We think this policy is damaging – for informed gamers, for games criticism in general, and even for Bethesda.

Obviously, Bethesda's games are its property to do with as it pleases, and there is certainly nothing requiring them to be submitted for review. However, there is a reason providing early access to critics has been the standard practice in the games industry (as well as film, books, etc) since the very beginning: It's a show of good faith. Allowing independent critics to evaluate a product and recommend it accordingly is a courtesy to consumers, and a demonstration that publishers and developers have confidence in the thing they're asking you to spend money on and in the review process.

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Skyrim Special Edition: How to Transfer Your PC Save Files

See how you can bring your old character on the PC version of Skyrim to the Special Edition.

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Titanfall 2 Final Review

When Respawn Entertainment first showed off its concept for Titanfall and hinted at a single- and multiplayer first-person shooter full of acrobatic action and towering robot warriors that could rival Call of Duty, Titanfall 2 is the game that I wanted to play. Respawn has doubled down on its compelling formula of breakneck movement and grandiose scale, tapping the vein of those literal and figurative explosive moments that we brag about afterwards. And this time around, the first game's lacking single-player component has been addressed with admirable results, offering an engaging trek through a universe that was begging to be fleshed out.

Titanfall 2's campaign is the tale of rifleman Jack Cooper, who's unexpectedly given the reins of Vanguard-class titan BT-7274 (AKA "BT") when the two are stranded on the planet Typhon after their starship was brought down in an ambush by the evil mega-corp IMC. Their pairing is a good one, if somewhat predictable, with both characters playing off one another in the fashion of their archetypes. BT's artificial intelligence personality is dry, logical, and ready to misunderstand Jack's human colloquialisms and turns-of-phrase for slight comedic effect, while Jack is the relatable everyman grunt who knows next to nothing about being a pilot, much less a hero. Though their dynamic doesn't quite reach the level of witty buddy-comedy quips and playful banter that some of the dialogue options strive for, what does come across is a genuine mutual respect and, in time, caring that these two find for one another.

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Send Your Best Titanfall 2 and Battlefield 1 Clips

It's a good time for multiplayer shooters, and we want to showcase your craziest, best, or funniest triumphs in-game.

With Titanfall 2, and Battlefield 1 releasing back-to-back, IGN is looking for your best clips from either game. We'll then share those videos with the IGN audience for the whole world to gawk over.

If you catch one such feat of first-person shooting triumph, just send it to clips@ign.com. Please include the name of the game, your online ID, and a brief description of the video in the subject line. Example: "Titanfall 2 -xXTF2SkillsXx - Titan Drop Kill"

Meanwhile, if you see your friends, neighbors, or old-fashioned online acquaintances produce a clip that isn't yours, ask them to send it our way. We encourage all would-be, digital stunt drivers! Heads up though! Anything with licensed music is a pretty much the only no-no.

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Battlefield 1 Directors Making Female Black Ops Movie

Hummingbird, the upcoming action movie from John McClain, is moving forward at Fundamental Films, and Battlefield 1 cinematic directors Marcus Kryler and Fredrik Akerström are on board to helm.

According to Deadline, Kryler and Akerström are making the jump from video games to film with this new directorial gig, which tells the story of a female black ops assassin who learns she's a "new breed of weapon" and not merely a gun for hire.

Mark Gao and Gregory Ouanhon from Fundamental Films are producing, alongside Todd Garner from Broken Road Productions. Additionally, Jeremy Stein from Broken Road and Gary Glushon from Fundamental will executive produce.

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Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 Review

Die-hard Dragon Ball Z fans finally have a game to feel good about. It might stumble a bit along the way with some odd design choices and rough edges, but Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2's mix of fan service, fast-paced arena brawling, and long-term questing and progression scratch a long-standing itch for series fans.

The unique and ambitious concept of the Xenoverse series really sets it apart from the rank and file of licensed anime games. It's a three-dimensional arena brawler seated within an MMO-lite structure, which provides both the immediate fun of DBZs big battles and a broader experience of being a new Dragon Ball character that inhabits the same universe and grows gradually in power over time, just like the franchise's greatest heroes.

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No Man's Sky Dev Twitter Account Allegedly Hacked

The Twitter account for No Man's Sky developer Hello Games was allegedly hacked this morning, including tweets and emails attributed to Hello Games staff calling the studio's latest game "a mistake."

Tweets from Hello Games founder Sean Murray, as well as the Hello Games account have since said the hack has been resolved and that Hello Games has resumed control of its accounts. A report by Kotaku claims that the initial tweet and subsequent statements sent out to several press outlets were indeed part of a hack on the studio. Murray and Hello Games' accounts have since tweeted to also say the hack has been resolved.

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The Skyrim Interactive Map to Absolutely Everything

Find dragons, dungeons, shouts, followers, collectibles and more with our interactive Skyrim map.

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First Gears of War 4 DLC Multiplayer Maps Release Date Announced

The first set of DLC multiplayer maps for Gears of War 4 will come out on November 1 to Season Pass holders, developer The Coalition announced today. It will be accessible in public playlists on November 8.

The Coalition is bringing back two "Legacy Maps," Checkout and Drydock. The first of which takes players to Cole's hometown 25 years after the events of Gears of War 3, now being reclaimed by nature. Taking place in the town's supermarket, players will be able to fight through stores, checkout lanes, and a large, open mall area. Checkout was originally introduced as a multiplayer map in Gears of War 3.

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Pokemon Sun and Moon Are Nintendo's Most Pre-Ordered Games, Ever

According to a Nintendo press release, Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon are now the most pre-ordered games in the company's history. Meanwhile, the game's 3DS demo has been downloaded over 3.5 million times.

No figures were given for exactly how much the games have been pre-ordered, but Nintendo included some favourable-looking charts in Tatsumi Kimishima's presentation to investors yesterday (below). Nintendo also notes that the demo is now officially "the most downloaded demo on the Nintendo 3DS eShop." Not bad for a week's work, eh?

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Square Enix Teasing New Final Fantasy Mobile Game

Square Enix has just launched a teaser site for a new Final Fantasy game for iOS and Android.

The site (spotted by Gematsu) includes a countdown that currently reads "5 days," as well as a note from Chrono Trigger director and Final Fantasy IV lead designer Takashi Tokita, which says: "Final Fantasy is about characters filled with human appeal. About dramatic battles of anger and sadness. And more than anything, we should not forget that it is about fantasy."

It's also worth noting the iconic art featured on the teaser page is from famed character artist Yoshitaka Amano.

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Watch Us Play the Hitman Hokkaido Season Finale Live

If you think ghouls and ghosts are the scariest things stalking the streets on Halloween, think again.

The steely stare of a certain follically challenged Agent will glaring from screens on Monday 31 October, when Hitman Episode 6 launches.

For one final time Rory Powers and Gav Murphy will be livestreaming all the action from season finale of IO Interactive's episodic stealth game. Join them as they visit the gardens of Hokkaido, Japan, and make them altogether less Zen.

Bookmark this page and check back at 12PM BST / 5AM PST / 10PM AEST on Monday October 31 to see the game in action.

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Breath of the Wild May Reflect the Original Legend of Zelda

All Zelda games are cut from the same green cloth to some extent, but Nintendo' been pointing out some very specific connections between 1986's The Legend of Zelda and the upcoming The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.

In a new blog post titled Hyrule: Then and Now, four connections between the games are singled out. Some are more obvious - the fact that both begin with a mysterious old man offering you items to help you survive, or that both include rafting across rivers.

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Nintendo Working to Make Super Mario Run as Popular as Pokemon Go

Tatsumi Kimishima, president of Nintendo, has bold intentions going into the launch of Super Mario Run.

Super Mario Run is an upcoming autorunner game coming to iOS which was announced during last month's Apple Event. It'll be coming to 150 countries on iPhone and iPad some time this December.

Kimishima told Bloomberg: "In terms of expectations, we all saw what happened when we delivered Pokemon Go. And honestly I was quite surprised by it myself. There's no doubt that more people are using smartphones to play games. And as this time we're using Mario, that's a very important intellectual property for us. And that's what Miyamoto's team is working on now: making sure it spreads out just as quickly as Pokemon Go."

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Everything You Need to Know About Dishonored 2

Four years after Corvo first blinked onto our screens, Dishonored is back with more reasons for revenge, more paranormal powers, and more honour being dissed.

But while an assassin's occupational hazards never change, a whole lot else certainly has. To bring you up to speed on the next chapter in the Empire of the Isles' history, here's everything we've learned about Dishonored 2.

Just a year after Arkane Studios whipped the cloak off the first Dishonored game, in 2013 it teased a new project that "will have similar features to Dishonored" and "multiplayer." It wasn't for another two years that we found out that the new project was Dishonored 2, with the news first unintentionally broadcast live over Twitch by Arkane Studios' Harvey Smith and Ralph Colantonio who thought their conversation was private.

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Nintendo Will Not Discontinue 3DS After Switch Release

Good news for 3DS owners, Nintendo has no plans to discontinue the 3DS following the release of the Nintendo Switch.

In an interview with Bloomberg, Nintendo president Tatsumi Kimishima explained the current situation when questioned as to why the company decided to combine household and portable gaming:

"We didn't just want a successor to the Wii U or the 3DS," says Kimishima. "So our original concept was, 'What kind of new experience can we create?' And what we showed this time was an object that's both stationary and one you can take outside to play with anyone you want.

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New Nintendo Switch Add-Ons Could Be Revealed in January

"We have shown you various scenarios [and] depending on the software, it will also allow you to do things beyond that."

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7 Things to Do First in Skyrim Special Edition

Don't forget the most important things you can do first when starting your adventure in Skyrim Special Edition.

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Nintendo's Mysterious 3DS Game Is Coming to Japan in 2016

Nintendo has a new game coming out in Japan this holiday called Miitopia, and the Japanese video game maker hasn't spilled many details explaining what this new game is.

Miitopia was first announced at the close of a Japanese Nintendo Direct presentation back in  September. And the message was simple: Miitopia is a new holiday game coming to Nintendo 3DS. It will be sold as a retail game and as a digital download on the 3DS eShop. No other specifics were offered at the time.

Over 55 days later, Nintendo president Tatsumi Kimishima reminded investors the game was coming during a financial results meeting in Japan yesterday. "Miitopia, for which we have only announced the title, will be released by the end of this year," Kimishima told a room of investors, "and we will provide more information about this exciting title at a later date."

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All PC Cheat Codes for Skyrim Special Edition

Skyrim Special Edition is out now on PC, celebrate by becoming a god among Dragonborn with these PC cosole codes.

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Dark Souls 3 Ashes of Ariandel: How to Defeat the First Boss

Get tips on how best to defeat the first optional boss in the Painted World of Dark Souls 3's Ashes of Ariandel DLC.

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This Pokemon Evolutions Fan Film is Amazing

John Wikstrom seems to have a strong future developing fun shorts around video games he loved growing up, or retelling touching stories about gamers from around the net. His first short "Player Two" hit those notes perfectly showcasing emotion and memory to prove that games can be a spiritual experience.

This time he's put his sights on Pokemon and because of those childhood memories we've all been given a treat in the form of his Pokemon: Evolutions short. You can watch it below.

While it does look like it's almost an official Nintendo trailer for the game it was actually produced by fan Wikstrom and his cast of almost 20 supporters to make the short possible. When sending us the short, John said "I went in the opposite direction that Nintendo has been going in -- instead of talking about what's new, I focused on what it was like to grow up with the franchise, and what it felt like when you first played." I don't know about what you guys think, but I think he captured it beautifully.

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Gather Skyrim's Sweet Rolls in the Streets of Sydney, Australia

If you live in Sydney, Australia, and you like both Skyrim and the idea of eating food from a video game made real, you're in tremendous luck.

Bethesda has partnered with Sydney's Bourke Street Bakery to offer delicious, free sweet rolls to anyone who completes a very specific quest line. The quest? Find one of Bourke Street Bakery's 11 locations, go inside, and ask for one.

It's not a very hard quest, especially if you already live in Sydney.

According to stevivor.com, from 10 am AET on October 29 and 30, you can get your free sweet roll once per day, with a limit of one per customer. The box in the promotional material gives the sweet rolls's stats, and claim each sweet roll replenishes +5 health, but that claim hasn't been officially tested so it should probably be taken with a grain of salt.

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Prepare Your Skyrim Special Edition Hero With Our Skill Builder Tool

Whether you're a Skyrim veteran or diving in for the first time tomorrow, build out the perfect Special Edition Dragonborn with our Skill Builder tool.

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A Crazy Red Dead Redemption 2 Fan Theory

Welcome back to Game Scoop!, IGN's weekly video game talk show. This week we're discussing the Nintendo Switch, Red Dead Redemption 2, Skyrim Special Edition, and more. Watch the video above or download the podcast below.

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MLB The Show 17 Announced

Sony has officially announced that MLB The Show 17 will release March 28, 2017 on PlayStation 4.

Unveiled on the PlayStation Blog, Ken Griffey Jr., a Hall of Fame outfielder, will serve as the cover athlete for this year's edition of the baseball game. It's the first time he's appeared on the box for MLB The Show, though he starred in a few Nintendo games back in the 1990s.

Sony San Diego Studio also revealed that Griffey will be a playable legend in MLB The Show 17.

There will be four editions of MLB The Show 17 available on launch day: Hall of Fame ($100), Digital Deluxe ($100), MVP ($70) and standard ($60). You can check out the differences with each version in the slideshow below.

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A Deep Dive Into Kingdom Hearts 3's New Screenshots

Though Square Enix has promised to stay quiet on Kingdom Hearts III until after Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue releases next year, the official Kingdom Hearts Twitter account released two new images today to tide fans over.

Alongside the announcement that Kingdom Hearts 1.5 ReMix and 2.5 ReMix will be bundled and come to PS4 next year, as well as the debut of Final Chapter Prologue's new opening cinematic, two brief glimpses of Kingdom Hearts III also debuted.

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Minecraft Is Coming to Apple TV

During its live event today, Apple announced Minecraft is joining the list of apps available for Apple TV.

Apple CEO Tim Cook made the announcement almost in passing, mentioning only that it's coming to the device and will allow you to build worlds directly on your Apple TV.

No other details were given, so it's not known yet if it's the Minecraft Pocket version adapted for the device, or some other version of Minecraft.

Most of Apple's event was spent showing off the features of its new Touch Bar enabled MacBook Pro line up. The Touch Bar replaces the function keys on certain models of the new MacBook Pro.

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Super Mario Run Will Launch in 150 Countries

Super Mario Run, the autorunner iOS game announced by Shigeru Miyamoto during last month's Apple event, will launch in 150 countries, Nintendo has revealed. According to the company, over 20 million people have signed up to be notified about its launch.

"Previously, we announced that we would be releasing Super Mario Run in more than 100 countries, but we can now say that we plan to release this title in approximately 150 countries for iPhone and iPad in December," Nintendo said during a presentations to investors.

Nintendo also reiterated the pricing of Super Mario Run, stating that while it will be free to download, players must pay to unlock the full game, with no additional fees after that. An Android version is also in development. Nintendo did not announce a release date or price point for either the iOS and Android versions of Super Mario Run just yet.

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Ubisoft's Steep Hits Open Beta in November

Ubisoft has announced two beta phases for its upcoming extreme sports game Steep, taking place in November.

A closed early-access beta weekend will run November 10-14. You can try to get a spot in that weekend by registering on the Steep website prior to November 9. A few days later, there'll be an open beta weekend from November 18 to 21, which will be available for any Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC players who want to try out Steep.

Ubisoft's open-world sports Steep combines wingsuits and snowboarding with a massive map that includes Austria's Hohe Tauern mountain range. According to the publisher, other locales like Alaska will be added at a later date as free post-launch content.

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Nintendo Apologizes for Pokemon Go Plus Shortages

Nintendo has apologized for the availability issues with Pokemon Go Plus, the wearable accessory that works with the popular smartphone app.

Tatsumi Kimishima, president of Nintendo, addressed the accessory's shortage problem during the company's semi-annual fiscal 2017 briefing this week. "We launched the Pokemon Go Plus accessory on September 16th to provide a more comfortable play experience for Pokemon Go," he said. "Demand far exceeded our expectations and production has not caught up, leading to product shortages.

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Nintendo Switch Has a 720p Touchscreen, Says Report

The Nintendo Switch screen will be 6.2" in size, 720p and, for the first time on a Nintendo console, feature a capacitive multi-touch input.

So say Eurogamer's sources, who previously correctly revealed the nature of the Switch as home/handheld console hybrid with detachable controllers and a TV dock well in advance of the official trailer.

Previous Nintendo touchscreens have all been single-touch resistive touchscreens, but this would bring the Switch more in line with modern tablets and phones.

A major point of contention here is that such a move would potentially fragment the games that could be played on the move from those played using the Switch in its TV dock. However, Eurogamer also reports that the right Joy-Con controller (the detachable controls on the side of the screen) features an infrared sensor, which could be used as a pointer on the TV (communicating with a sensor in the dock).

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Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 + 2.5 Remix Coming to PS4

Kingdom Hearts 1.5 HD ReMIX and 2.5 HD ReMIX are headed to PlayStation 4 in the form of a remastered compilation that bundles together all six adventures on a single disc.

Square Enix and Disney shared the news at Paris Games Week, announcing that the collection will release for PS4 on March 28, 2017, two months after the launch of Kingdom Hearts HD II.8 -- Final Chapter Prologue, which was recently delayed to January.

The compilation, which is now available for

, features all six adventures found in Kingdom Hearts 1.5 HD ReMIX and 2.5 HD ReMIX, including:

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Kingdom Hearts' Sora To Join World of Final Fantasy

Star of Kingdom Hearts, Sora, is coming to World of Final Fantasy.

The DLC character, which has gotten a World of Final Fantasy makeover, will be released for free this winter.

Sora - who works as a "champion summon" in-game - will be made available for a limited time, so don't dawdle.

World of Final Fantasy follows the exploits of twins Reynn and Lann as they travel through the world of Grymoire in the hopes of finding their lost memories. The game also features 200 unique characters known as Mirages, as well as a boatload of well-known Final Fantasy characters.

It's due for release tomorrow, October 28. If you're looking to try before you buy, there's a demo available on PS4 and PS Vita right now.

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Last Guardian Soundtrack 2 LP Vinyl Revealed

The soundtrack for the long-awaited Last Guardian is now available to order on a 2 LP vinyl set from iam8bit.

Composer Takeshi Furukawa's score is wrapped in a tri-fold sleeve that extends to nearly 3 feet when unfolded. Art for the vinyl set was done by Nimit Malavia, who's perhaps best known for his covers for the Fables comic series.

The Last Guardian 2 LP Vinyl

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Pokemon Sun and Moon Final Starter Evolutions Revealed

The Pokemon Company has released a new trailer for Pokemon Sun and Moon, revealing several new details about its upcoming pair of 3DS games, including the final evolutions for the three starting Pokemon.

Decidueye, Incineroar and Primarina are the final evolutions of grass-type Rowlet, fire-type Litten and water-type Popplio, respectively. While the evotluions were leaked via the Pokemon Sun and Moon demo earlier this month, we now have official names and typings for each, with Decidueye being grass and ghost,  Incineroar fire and dark, and Primarina water and fairy. For more on each of the starters, you can check out their second stage evolutions here.

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Sony Announces New PS4 Bundles, Includes No Man's Sky

Sony has revealed three new 1TB PlayStation 4 bundles for the European region, containing three console exclusives apiece.

One of the bundles includes No Man's Sky, the controversial exploration game that Sony's own Shuhei Yoshida said didn't have a "a great PR strategy." Also included in the No Man's Sky bundle are Uncharted 4, Bloodborne Game of the Year Edition, and an in-ear headset.

The second bundle includes Uncharted 4, Driveclub, and Ratchet & Clank, while the third bundle has the former two games, but swaps Ratchet & Clank for The Last of Us: Remastered.

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Final Fantasy 15 to Get 4-Player Multiplayer Mode as DLC

Final Fantasy XV has now gone gold, and Square Enix has revealed that its final piece of DLC - previously touted as "a completely new way to play" the game - will be an online, 4-player, co-op multiplayer expansion, titled "Comrades".

Following an item pack, a "Holiday Pack" and three "Episode" expansions featuring each non-playable member of the game's core party, the Comrades pack will be released.

Speaking to IGN, DLC director Haruyoshi Sawatari said that his post-release focused team was only early in the planning stages for the multiplayer pack, but explained the base concept:

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DICE 2017: Confirmed Speakers Include Halo, Oculus Heads

Bonnie Ross of Microsoft, Jason Rubin of Oculus, and VFX artist Guillaume Rocheron are the first confirmed speakers for the 2017 DICE summit in Las Vegas, NV.

Registration for DICE, which is being held at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino February 21 through February 23, is open now.

Ross' session, "Stewards of a Sci-fi Universe" will cover "when to guide, when to guard and hold firm, when to evolve" a universe and the importance its community holds in "keeping a world relevant."

Rocheron will discuss the evolution of visual effects as a storytelling tool, and Rubin will moderate a "fireside chat" on the impact of virtual reality in the next generation of video games.

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Titanfall 2's Trophies Only Have 3 Earned in Multiplayer

Respawn Entertainment added a full-blown campaign in Titanfall 2, and along with it tied the vast majority of its trophies to the story-based single-player mode.

According to the game's trophy list (via VideoGamer), only three of Titanfall 2's 51 trophies can be earned by playing the game's multiplayer.

Titanfall 2's three multiplayer trophies include:

• So It Begins... - Win a multiplayer match - Bronze

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Nintendo Switch Will Feature More Accessories Than We've Seen So Far

For a week, Nintendo's been making clear that we won't hear any new information about the new Switch console until next year - January 12, to be precise - but that hasn't stopped its president dropping hints.

Speaking to Bloomberg, Tatsumi Kimishima revealed that while "what you see in the video

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Monster Hunter XX Announced for Japan

Capcom has announced the Japanese release of Monster Hunter XX (pronounced "Double-Cross"), an updated version of the game released as Monster Hunter Generations in the west.

Announced during the Monster Hunter Nintendo Direct broadcast earlier today, XX continues the Monster Hunter series' tradition of releasing a "G" or "Ultimate" version of the last game before a full sequel is released.

The first piece of Monster Hunter XX art.

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Everything You Need to Know about Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare

Like Christmas, or the Summer Solstice, the annual release of a new Call of Duty should be inked on any reputable calendar.

Over the last nine months we've learned a lot about what Infinity Ward is planning for Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare. Handily, we've packaged it all here for you – so read on for every scrap of information we have on what to expect when the game launches on November 4.

As the last Valentine's Day rose petals fluttered to the ground, February saw Infinity Ward confirm that it was working on the 2016 installment of Call of Duty and it would launch before Christmas. The developer has been making Call of Duty Games since 2003, creating the original game, its first sequel, the Modern Warfare series and 2013's Ghosts.

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Miitomo Update Includes Messaging, Facial Expressions

A significant update is coming to Miitomo, Nintendo has announced.

With Miitomo closing in on 15 million unique users worldwide, Nintendo is planning a major update designed to make "communication with your friends even more fun." This includes a direct messaging system that utilises the Mii character's facial expressions and voice to play out messages, and "additional features" – although Nintendo didn't disclose what those features may be.

One area Nintendo did comment on is how Miitomo will tie into the forthcoming Super Mario Run.

"Another main goal of Miitomo has been to let consumers connect with their friends," says Nintendo. "We are making preparations to allow friend relationships from Miitomo to be carried over to Super Mario Run. Since Super Mario Run has a mode where you can compete with other players, this means that active communication with your family and friends in Miitomo will lead to even more fun moments in Super Mario Run."

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Borderlands: The Handsome Collection Free on Xbox One

For some reason, Borderlands: The Handsome Collection - which comprises Borderlands 2, Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel!, and all their associated DLC - is going for a song on the Microsoft Store, and the lyrics to that song are "it is free to download".

Heading to the store page for the Collection reveals a Get It Now button - sign into your Live account and pressing it will add it to your library, ready to download on your console. I've verified that it works.

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100 Hudless Destiny Wrath of the Machine Raid Images

Many of you know that I'm a huge Destiny fan. I've played almost every week since launch and have surpassed 1000 hours in-game. After finding it difficult to find any hudless images of Destiny's Wrath of the Machine Raid I decided I would capture some for myself with the help of my raid team. Shoutout to Champion9, GOJIRAxRF, PattMattMroz, Sir_winnybob, and Xavier0080 for the help.

Above you will find the fruits of my Raid team's patience while I ran around trying to get decent stills from this new event in Destiny. The Wrath of the Machine Raid is easily one of my favorites and I thought Destiny fans could perhaps use these to make some cool thumbnails, wallpapers or anything that might celebrate the new Raid.

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New Gravity Rush 2 Screenshots, Details Revealed

A whole bunch of new Gravity Rush 2 screens have appeared on PlayStation's official Facebook page, which also offer fresh details on the game.

The screens show off new city-sized enemies, abilities, characters and areas for Kat to explore. Check them out in our gallery below!

It was recently announced that Gravity Rush 2 would be delayed a little over a month to January 20, despite "production proceeding smoothly".

"Gravity Rush 2 is the conclusion of Kat's journey," director Keiichiro Toyama explained earlier on in the month, "so we want players to have enough time to dive deep into her story. In addition, as a lot of work went into online features that allow for asynchronous player interaction, we want as many people as possible playing the title at the same time."

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Here's When You Can Learn More About Nintendo Switch

Nintendo announced that it will unveil more information about its upcoming gaming platform, called Nintendo Switch, via a presentation on January 12, 2017.

The news was delivered in a presentation to financial analysts today in Tokyo by  Nintendo president Tatsumi Kimishima. He said major details regarding the company's new Nintendo Switch home gaming system will be shared at an event for media, analysts, and trade partners in Tokyo. It will be globally livestreamed on Jan. 12, but the company said it would share specific times at a later date via social media.

The Nintendo Switch 2017 presentation will include launch date, pricing for the system, as details regarding the lineup of games currently in development by the Japanese video game maker.

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Yes, Titanfall Had a Story; Here’s the Breakdown

The original Titanfall was a frantic and fast-paced multiplayer experience, deftly combining bold new ideas with staples of the online FPS genre. And despite popular belief, it did have a story. It wasn't very well-told and wasn't very easy to follow, but it was there.

Since Titanfall 2 comes complete with a single-player campaign, let's get caught up on the lore of this sci-fi world.  Who built those mechs? Why are people fighting? Where exactly are we? This is a closer look at the who's-who of the world of Titanfall.

There are two main opposing factions in the world of Titanfall: the Interstellar Manufacturing Corporation and the Frontier Militia.

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Nintendo Switch: The Major Unanswered Questions

It's amazing how much information can be revealed in a trailer only three minutes long. Nintendo managed to introduce its all-new console, the Switch, in a concise, compelling video package that actually included six different pieces of hardware – the screen-equipped Switch itself, the TV-connecting Dock, the Pro Controller, the left and right detachable Joy-Cons and the Grip that can house them both – and yet everything felt neatly explained.

. . . well, maybe not everything. Because though we did learn a lot about the Switch through its first commercial, we've been left with plenty of unanswered questions in its wake. Let's turn our attention now to several of the biggest mysteries still surrounding the machine, and hope that solid answers arrive long before the system goes on sale next March.

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Sid Meier's Civilization VI Review

Every game in the legendary, 25-year-old Sid Meier's Civilization 4X strategy series puts a new spin on the grand concept of taking a nation from a single nomadic tribe to a world-dominating superpower, one turn at a time. In that way Civilization VI looks familiar, but it's loaded with some very smart and bold improvements that give it new levels of depth. Once I get absorbed into a campaign it becomes so engrossing it's difficult to think about anything else.

Under its colorful, cartography-inspired art style and varied, stirring music that swells to accent what you're doing and in what era you're doing it, Civilization VI is crammed with an almost overwhelming number of systems. It's got trade, it's got religion, it's got espionage, it's got Great People, it's got archeology, it's got the kitchen sink. For the most part, that's awesome because there are so many chances to build out your nation in different ways to take advantage of opportunities on its randomly generated maps and pursue the different victory types, and it's all baked in at the ground level so that things like trade routes don't feel tacked on and optional (they are, in fact, the only way to build roads in the early game). This feels like a Civ game that's already had two expansions.

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Beyond: Red Dead Redemption's Deep-Cut Western Roots

Hey gang! This week, your pals Max "The Far Side" Scoville, Marty "Zippy The Pinhead" Sliva, Brian "For Better of For Worse" Altano, and Andrew "Garfield" Goldfarb wax poetic (and cinematic and artistic) about Red Dead Redemption 2's reveal trailer, and Jared Petty's lovely writeup about its Western themes. Titanfall 2 is being received really well, and finally, Bethesda is done sending out early review copies, which is a little frustrating for people in our field.

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PlayStation Plus Free Games for November Revealed

November's lineup of free games for PlayStation Plus subscribers has been revealed, including two cross buy games for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, and PlayStation Vita owners.

PS Plus subscribers on PS4 can download Everybody's Gone to the Rapture and The Deadly Tower of Monsters for free next month. Released last year, Rapture comes from Dear Esther developer The Chinese Room. IGN gave the the first-person exploration game an 8.5 last year, saying it "excels at building a dense world, evocative tone, and rich cast of characters." Deadly Tower of Monsters, meanwhile, is a shoot-em-up inspired by classic sci-fi B-movies.

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Naomi Plays: Revisiting Watch Dogs

With Watch Dogs 2 right around the corner, on this week's Naomi Plays, I thought I would take a look back at Aiden Pearce's story in Watch Dogs. Join me in our IGN Live chat while you're at it! See you soon.

Just so you know, we're going to be livestreaming every Weekdays from 1PM - 3PM PT. We'll focus on new releases and DLC drops, but let us know in the comments what games you'd like to see!

We'll be answering questions live during the stream, so tweet @ign with #ignplayslive

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Night in the Woods Release Date Announced

Night in the Woods will release on PlayStation 4, PC, Mac, and Linux on January 10, 2017, developer Infinite Fall announced today.

Previously set for release sometime this year, the official Twitter account for the game explained that the developer "needed a few extra weeks" to work on the game.

The Kickstarter-funded adventure game was originally announced in 2013, while its jump to PS4 was revealed in 2014 — IGN previewed the game later that year and checked back in on the game at this year's E3.

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Clockwork Empires Review

The grass and rocks outside our humble settlement appear to be singing, and Enoch Coppercowl, my chief cook, doesn't care for it. I've sent out some of the new workers to clear the brush away in an attempt to quiet it, but they're taking their sweet time and poor Enoch just can't handle it. Right as he's lugging the first meat he's ever cooked over to the community stockpile, the madness takes him and he drops the meat and runs babbling into the woods.

And that's how it goes in Clockwork Empires. It's a colony-building simulation that's at its most interesting when the comfy clockwork of daily life gets jammed and things go almost literally to Hell. If it weren't so dull and cumbersome the rest of the time, I could lose myself in it for months.

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Nintendo Still Listing Miyamoto's Experimental Robot Game as an Upcoming Title

Project Giant Robot - the experimental Wii U game made by Shigeru Miyamoto and showed off at E3 2014 - is still considered an upcoming first-party game for Nintendo.

Included in a list titled "Launch Schedule of Primary Nintendo Products" alongside today's Nintendo financial reports, Project Giant Robot is noted for all major regions, but without a release date, plus an indication that the title is a placeholder:

Nintendo's launch listings for the US region (my emphasis).

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Nintendo Switch: Fewer Consoles to Ship In Launch Month Than Wii U

Nintendo CEO Tatsumi Kimishima has said that current financial guidance leads him to expect that 2 million units of Nintendo Switch hardware will be shipped by the end of this financial year (i.e. by March 31, the new console's launch month).

Reported by the Wall Street Journal's Takashi Mochizuki at Nintendo's financial results briefing, that number is over a million units less than the Wii U's initial 3.06 million unit shipment.

Nintendo CEO says current FY financial guidance assumes 2 million units of Switch to be shipped this fiscal year ending in March

— Takashi Mochizuki (@mochi_wsj) October 26, 2016

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Batman: The Telltale Series Episode 3: New World Order Review

Episode three of Telltale's Batman series focuses on intense, seemingly disastrous decisions. Even though it's become clear that we're more observing Bruce Wayne's story than having a meaningful impact on how it turns out, the tension is still real: all of the political and personal relationships introduced in the first two episodes and Bruce's once-prestigious public image seem as though they might shatter under one slightly under-calculated dialogue choice and the stress of this multi-faceted journey lasts the entire episode.

Especially for the most dedicated Batman fans, episode three - titled "New World Order" - continues and heightens the series' trend of offering unexpected new takes on well-known DC characters, offering unpredictable conflicts with brutal twists that had me feeling helpless to save everyone. Bruce Wayne's professional relationships and friendships alike are challenged and tested in ways that are relatable, too, with writing that successfully and subtly elaborates on character traits and motives with each interaction, adding layer upon layer of consequence.

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Don't Miss a Single Secret in Dark Souls 3's Ashes of Ariandel DLC

Find every new weapon, armor set, and more with our complete guide to the Ashes of Ariandel DLC for Dark Souls 3.

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Turtle Rock Studios Ends Support for Evolve

Turtle Rock Studios announced today is the final day it will support Evolve, its competitive, multi-player shooter.

"It's always hard to leave one of our games behind," Turtle Rock said in a post on its official forums, mentioning the same sense of melancholy permeated the studio as when it ended support of Left4Dead, "but now it's Evolves turn."

In July, Evolve on PC switched to Evolve Stage 2, making the game free-to-play. As a result, the Evolve player count rose to 1 million within a week of the switch.

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World of Final Fantasy Review

For the past several years, Square Enix has released a landslide of Final Fantasy spin-offs with varying success: toe-tapping rhythm adventures, adrenaline-fueled fighters, and some forgettable mobile titles. Adding to the list is the cute-as-can-be World of Final Fantasy, a warm and fuzzy blend of nostalgic turn-based combat and monster stacking that had me alternately squealing with delight and sighing with boredom throughout the more than 60-hour campaign.

Let's cut right to the chase: this is the cutest Final Fantasy I've ever played, and I've played just about all of them. The vertically arranged world of Grymoire is filled to the brim with pixie-sized NPCs and cuddly, shrink-wrapped versions of Final Fantasy monsters like baby Behemoths and onsie-wearing Tonberries. Amplifying the sugary sweetness are Lann and Renn, an energetic pair of apple-cheeked twin heroes who spout pun-filled dialogue as they zigzag up and down a chain of floating islands collecting special monsters called Mirages. Their light-hearted banter imbues the increasingly bizarre story about a time divergence that could either save or doom the world with some much-needed humor. Silly 2D animation interspersed with quirky CGI cutscenes are also a welcome bit of fun. If nothing else, World of Final Fantasy has oodles of charm.  

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Rigs: Mechanized Combat League Review

Rigs: Mechanized Combat League delivers the exciting promise of big mech suits playing sports despite some stiff animations and rough visuals. The immersion can be a little too intense for some, but Rigs still manages to use VR in a smart way - making aiming and movement in its multi-tiered maps feel fluid. Ultimately, it successfully made me feel like a superstar cyber athlete even though I was sitting on the couch the whole time. But if you want to play competitively in online matches against other humans, the slow matchmaking and long load times might erode your interest.

Simple controls make Rigs easy to pick up and play. The Dualshock handles most of the mech's movements and is a comfortable way for FPS veterans to jump, strafe, and start shooting their way through skirmishes. The only major adjustment you have to come to terms with is the PlayStation VR headset, which defaults to using your head like a right analog stick for looking and aiming. Rigs gives you the option to switch, and I preferred turning using the right stick since using my head to control the direction I was moving didn't feel natural at first. Even with the modified setup, I often felt the edges of the cockpit UI were in my way when I lined up some of my shots.

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Where's IGN's Skyrim Special Edition Review?

Due to Bethesda's new policy of not providing advance review copies of its games until 24 hours ahead of launch, we will be unable to provide a review of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition when it comes out this Friday, October 28. We also expect this policy to apply to Bethesda's other upcoming game, Dishonored 2, which comes out on November 11.

In both cases we'll aim to have reviews done as soon as possible, but the difference between a review and a hot take is time. We have to spend some serious, quality hours going through a game to learn how it works and critique it, or to evaluate the quality of the remaster and make sure things work as advertised. We take that process seriously and intend to continue putting Bethesda's games through the same rigors as every other publisher.

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Skyrim, Fallout Developer No Longer Giving Out Early Review Copies

Bethesda Softworks, publisher of Skyrim, Fallout, Doom, and other sizable video game series, has announced that they will no longer be providing advance review copies of their games to any media outlet any earlier than one day prior to release.

The publisher released a blog post on their official site earlier today explaining this decision, stating that "While we will continue to work with media, streamers, and YouTubers to support their coverage – both before and after release – we want everyone, including those in the media, to experience our games at the same time." This statement more or less echos how Bethesda handled the launch of Doom earlier this year.

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Overwatch Season 3 Starts Sooner Than Expected

Blizzard has announced that Overwatch's third season of competitive play will begin December 1.

It's a quick turnaround for the team-based shooter, as Season 2 is set to end November 24. Blizzard will also tinker with Overwatch skill ratings and tiers for Season 3, according to principal designer Scott Mercer.

For starters, Overwatch players will most likely begin Season 3 with a lower skill rating. This is in response to too many people starting Season 2 in the Gold and Platinum skill tiers (creating considerable variation), then falling down to Bronze and Silver after the fact.

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Dishonored 2 Gameplay Reveal This Thursday!

Dishonored 2 is almost upon us, but for those itching to catch an early glimpse at the next chapter in Corvo and Emily's tale, IGN will be streaming an hour of brand new Dishonored 2 gameplay with Arkane Studios' Lead Designer Dinga Bakaba and Creative Director Harvey Smith. You can bookmark this page or join us at IGN.com/Live to join in on the fun and get your questions answered on the air.

Tune in to IGN.com/live to be part of the action from 11PM - 12PM PT (2PM - 3PM ET / 7PM - 8PM BST / 4AM - 5AM AEST)

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In Tyranny, Fallout: New Vegas Devs Go Old-School

Fans of RPGs are always looking for games where choices really matter. For years, Obsidian has been at forefront of experimenting with player choice, with ambitious projects like Alpha Protocol and Fallout: New Vegas both filled with fascinating ideas but rushed execution. With Tyranny, Obsidian is going all-in on player choice.

Two things make Tyranny super well-suited for this kind of role-playing: 1) it's based on the Pillars of Eternity engine, and 2) you play as a villain. The Pillars engine was an intentional throwback to 1990s RPGs like Baldur's Gate, and it gives Tyranny a couple advantages. First, it's built around text. Tyranny is a video game for people who like to read, and the potential amount of text gives the game's writers and designers the space to add in-depth options, like spending an hour exhausting every single option in a party member's dialogue.

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How to Access Dark Souls 3's New PvP Arena

Don't expect to be able to waltz right into the new arena in Dark Souls 3's Ashes of Ariandel DLC - you'll need a key ingredient first.

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There Are Already 6 Times More Mods for Skyrim: Special Edition on Xbox One Than PS4

Despite not being released until this Friday, October 28, Bethesda is already accepting console mod submissions for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Special Edition. But it's accepting far more on Xbox One than PS4.

At time of writing, looking at each platform's Bethesda.net listings (Xbox One here, PS4 here) reveals 65 mods for Xbox One and just 10 for PS4. All 10 of the PS4 mods are also available on Xbox One.

That discrepancy seems to come down to one important difference between Microsoft and Sony's tolerance for modding - Microsoft will allow external assets (user-created models that don't appear in the game) while Sony will not.

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Destiny's Halloween Update Features a Flying Broom to Find

Bungie has today updated Destiny with the Halloween event Festival of the Lost, and it contains a hidden Sparrow which isn't actually that hard to find.

The Lost Broom Sparrow is found in the Tower (thanks Eurogamer and Reddit user NomNomzombie. Picture by RedPanthony). To find it, go to the hangar area, go down the steps and into the underground area.

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Battlefield 1's Giant Easter Egg Hunt Has Started

It might be Halloween season, but in the world of Battlefield 1 a lot of people are searching for Easter eggs.

Multiple players have reported finding sets of headphones in each multiplayer map in the game, which can only be picked up by a single player.

The headphones make a resupply noise when picked up, which then unlocks a radio set elsewhere in the level that starts broadcasting what appears to be Morse code. One of the messages can be heard in this YouTube video, which has been posted to the Game Detectives subreddit.

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Hearthstone Teases Its Next Expansion

Blizzard appears to be teasing its next expansion for Hearthstone, following the Whispers of the Old Gods set, and the One Night in Karazhan adventure.

The Hearthstone Twitter account simply tweeted a postcard from Gadgetzan, World of Warcraft's neutral goblin trading post:

http://pic.twitter.com/N1YjielTPp

— Hearthstone (@PlayHearthstone) October 24, 2016

Coupled with the findings of a Reddit user, who discovered that Blizzard now owns the domain Gadgetzan.com, and the fact that Hearthstone has always followed an adventure with a new card expansion, it seems Gadgetzan could be our next stop.

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Ubisoft Introduces Big Changes for The Division's Single Player

Ubisoft has introduced a huge number of tweaks, big and small, to its third-person shooter, The Division.

Update 1.4 - detailed on the official The Division website - introduces World Tiers "that controls the level of enemy NPCs encountered and the quality of the loot they drop". This will help players level up without necessarily venturing into the game's notoriously tough PvP territory, the Dark Zone, or taking on Incursions.

The new World Tiers are set at levels 30, 31, 32, or 22. Tier 1 drops gear score rewards 163, Tier 2, 182 (and also unlocks Incursions and Challenge difficulty), Tier 3 rewards 204, and the top Tier offers gear score rewards 229. Plus, there's now a chance any NPC will drop High End and Gear Set loot, and Weekly and Daily mission drops are more likely to match your current level.

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The Harry Potter Universe's 17 Most Fantastic Beasts

In a land where centaurs thunder around enchanted forests, giant deer have magic trees growing out their heads and the preferred mode of travel involves hopping on the back of an undead flying horse, it is surprising (and unfortunate) that they have still not invented David Attenborough.

Deprived of his dulcet tones, the world of Harry Potter got Newt Scamander. A nervous, twitchy fellow who unleashes chaos upon New York after accidentally releasing a zoo's worth of magical creatures out of his suitcase.

In honour of this travesty, we've rounded up 17 of the most fantastic beasts we could find from the Harry Potter books, its movies, and the texts of Newt Scamander himself.

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Win a PS4 Pro with The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition

Given that The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is one of the best MMOs to come out of this decade, it's only natural we're getting a remaster. Now, we're offering one reader a chance to win The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition, and a swanky PS4 Pro to play it in sparkling 4K.

To live your own kind of fantasy, all you need to do is use the new Skyrim-themed Lens on Snapchat, film a video of yourself using it, then send it on to us. We want to be wowed and amused, so either the funniest or most creative Snap will win the prize, whichever impresses us the most! Further entry details are below. The Skyrim-themed Lens is only available on the 25th of October, so you only have today to capture your entry. 

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Dark Souls 3: Ashes of Ariandel Review

There's something for every Dark Souls 3 fan to enjoy in Ashes of Ariandel, the first of two planned DLC packs. There's a brand-new icy land to explore, new weapons, armor, and spells of almost every type that are sure to please no matter what skills your character favors. Exactly how long that enjoyment lasts, however, may depend on whether you enjoy fighting players over bosses.

In this expansion, you will journey to a land quite familiar to and yet altogether different from the Painted World of Ariamis of Dark Souls 1. Despite being able to access the new area early on, don't expect this new Painted World of Ariandel to pull any punches, even if you've already beaten the final boss of Dark Souls 3. Enemies here are both diverse and deadly, and able to deal incredible damage. More than ever, learning their attack patterns quickly is key to survival. The Millwood Knights – hulking, Viking-inspired men who wander the forests – are able to explode the ground around you with their unique weapons, and they hit like trucks. On the other hand, the wolves of Ariandel may not look imposing, but their ability to rally huge packs to their location with a howl will have you quickly beset on all sides.

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How to Access Dark Souls 3's Ashes of Ariandel DLC

If you want to stroll into the new painted world of Ariandel, you'll need to know where to go - and be strong enough to survive.

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Nintendo Switch Won't Play Physical 3DS or Wii U Games

Nintendo Switch won't be able to play your library of Wii U discs or 3DS cartridges, as Nintendo has confirmed that its upcoming console doesn't feature physical backwards compatibility.

When asked whether or not Switch can play physical Wii U or 3DS games, a representative from Nintendo responded to IGN with a simple "no."

With regard to whether or not the console will offer digital backwards compatibility, the rep said that Nintendo has "nothing to announce on this topic" and "will make additional announcements about the Nintendo Switch hardware later, before the launch of the product."

As far as whether or not screen on the console can be used as a secondary display, akin to how the Wii U GamePad can display a map while the game is running on the television, the rep confirmed that "Nintendo Switch is dedicated to deliver a single-screen experience." As such, players will only be able to play on either the television or console screen at any given time, not both simultaneously.

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Top 10 Scariest Pokemon

Pokemon by their nature are supposed to be cute creatures that act as allies to their human trainers, but dig beneath the surface and there's a lot of darkness to the adorable pocket monsters.

In the spirit of Halloween, we put together the 10 most terrifying Pokemon based on the information provided in the games and TV show. Based on this list, children in the Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh, Unova and Kalos -- and likely Alola -- regions would do better running from these Pokemon than trying to catch them.

Kadabra is a powerful psychic Pokemon that was introduced back in Generation 1, but its origin story has evolved over the years. Despite the fact it is an evolution of Abra, the Pokedex entries in both Emerald and FireRed show that Kadabra actually has a much more human origin. Both of those entries say Kadabra was actually once a boy with psychic abilities, who then transformed into a Pokemon.

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The Biggest Character You May Have Missed in The Red Dead Redemption 2 Trailer

The great character reveal in last week's Red Dead Redemption 2 trailer wasn't one of the seven masked figures thundering toward us during the dramatic climax, nor any of the townspeople hunching in the muddy streets of a ramshackle town.

Images like this lone rider emerging from over a ridge appeal to our common vocabulary of Western myths.

The West is the central, essential character, with its vibrant personality and complex traits revealed in every thoughtfully choreographed shot. Its harshness is meant to be felt in the ever-present breezes whipping the grass and the bite of cold coming down the mountain into the pale prairie sun, smelt in pine needles and rotting carcasses. Its kindness is reflected in the soft light of the rising sun as a rider crosses a plain, its wildness in the seeping contrast of mountain and plain across a lonesome valley.

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Xbox One S Holiday Bundles Revealed

Microsoft revealed eight Xbox One S Holiday Bundles, including three different Gears of War 4 options, a Minecraft option, three Battlefield 1 options, and a FIFA 17 option.

The Xbox One S Gears of War 4 Limited Edition Bundle ($449 USD) features a "a gritty, battle-weathered custom console" and matching controller with a 2TB hard drive, copy of Gears of War 4: Ultimate Edition, and "tons of extras."

The Gears of War 4 Special Edition Bundle ($299 USD) features a deep blue console with matching controller and 500GB hard drive as well as a copy of the game.

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Battlefield 1 Players Can Unlock an Exclusive Titanfall 2 Skin

Titanfall 2 will reward Battlefield 1 players with an exclusive World War I-inspired skin.

By playing both of the shooters from publisher Electronic Arts, you will receive a red baron warpaint skin in Titanfall 2. The custom mech skin unlock was revealed on the official Titanfall Twitter account.

Battlefield 1 players who pick up Titanfall 2 will get the red baron warpaint unlock.

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A Fan iIs Making a 3D Open-World Sonic Game

YouTube user The Great Lange recently released gameplay footage for a 3D open-world Sonic game that he's been creating, called Sonic Utopia.

"Sonic Utopia is an experiment that not only tries to expand on Sonic gameplay in an intuitive way in 3D, but also aims to capture the best of Sonic's style and tie it together in a cohesive experience," a description of the game explains. "Nearly everything in this demo, from art to sound to the gameplay engine, was made from scratch."

Seen in the footage below, Sonic Utopia marries several different ideas the Sonic series has implemented over the years. Taking on the classic blocky worlds and character models of the early Genesis games — Sonic the Hedgehog 1, 2, 3, as well as Sonic and Knuckles — The Great Lange adds more contemporary gameplay mechanics such as free roaming and 3D combat, as seen in later Sonic titles, such as the Sonic Adventure series and Sonic Unleashed.

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Out This Week: Titanfall 2, Skyrim Special Edition, World of Final Fantasy

With so many new games and movies coming out, it can be hard to keep up. Lucky for you, IGN is here to help with a weekly round-up of the biggest releases each and every week. Check out the latest releases for this week, and be sure to come back next Monday for a new update.

Note: The prices and deals compiled below are accurate at the time we published this story, but all are subject to change.

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Watch Dogs 2 Wants You to Get Mad

Marcus had finally reached the computer where he could access his criminal record. Having snuck through a building and silently disposed of multiple guards using his home-brewed, non-lethal arsenal, here it was. A young African American man, Marcus had been flagged, profiled by the system for a crime he didn't commit. I, the player, am given control to delete his record, and replace Marcus' striking features with a pudgy, deer-in-headlights white guy.

Later, Marcus gets drunk at the beach and throws his phone in the water.

Watch Dogs 2 is a big, fun, AAA experience that feels, after five hours of play, as much a step forward for the series as Assassin's Creed 2 was to the original. But it's also surprisingly anarchic, shot though with anti-establishment sensibilities and a sense of very real paranoia around the way our data is being wickedly manipulated in the modern world. Watch Dogs 2 is a blast to play, but it also wants you to get angry.

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Titanfall 2 Review In Progress

When Respawn Entertainment first showed off its concept for Titanfall and hinted at a single- and multiplayer first-person shooter full of acrobatic action and towering robot warriors that could rival Call of Duty, Titanfall 2 is the game that I wanted to play. Respawn has doubled down on its compelling formula of breakneck movement and grandiose scale, tapping the vein of those literal and figurative explosive moments that we brag about afterwards. And this time around, the first game's lacking single-player component has been addressed with admirable results, offering an engaging trek through a universe that was begging to be fleshed out.

In this review in progress we're looking at Titanfall 2's single-player campaign, which is centered on an unlikely duo and unfolds through supercharged if straightforward shooting and imaginative platforming. Multiplayer impressions will follow when the servers turn on this week and I've had time to put some hours into them.

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Nintendo Patents May Reveal Unannounced Switch Features

Nintendo recently made clear that we'd have no more announcements about games or specs for its new Switch console until 2017 - but also hinted that they "haven't shown everything" to the Wall Street Journal.

A series of patents filed by the company prior to the Switch's formal reveal last week (catalogued by Polygon and NeoGAF) could point to what we haven't been shown yet.

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November's Free Xbox Games With Gold Announced

Microsoft has revealed the four titles that will be available as part of November's Games With Gold lineup.

The full list and periods of availability to download these games for free are:

• Super Dungeon Bros — November 1-30, Xbox One
• Murdered: Soul Suspect — November 16-December 15, Xbox One
• The Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition — November 1-15, Xbox 360 and Xbox One
• Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon — November 16-30, Xbox 360 and Xbox One

Super Dungeon Bros - a four-player co-op dungeon brawler - will launch on Xbox One as a Game with Gold. It was one of the first Xbox One games to announce console-PC cross-play. In our review, we gave Murdered: Soul Suspect a 5.5/10, explaining that it brought come great concepts, but underutilised them throughout.

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Pokemon Go Halloween Update Increases Spooky Encounters

From October 26 until November 1, Halloween is coming to Pokemon Go.

Niantic says during this event, you'll earn double the amount of Candy every time you catch, hatch, and transfer Pokemon. Plus, your Buddy Pokemon will help you catch Candy four times as fast.

In addition, the chances of encountering spooky Pokemon has been increased. The likes of Gastly, Haunter, Gengar, Golbat and Hypno will be seen more often. And, in a move sure to be pleasing to no one (at least in the infested UK), so will Zubat and Drowzee.

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Square 'Committed' Bringing More Dragon Quest Titles West

Additional Dragon Quest games won't be confined to Japan, as Dragon Quest Builders producer Noriyoshi Fujimoto has come forward to say that Square Enix is "committed" to releasing more titles from its popular fantasy role-playing series in the west.

In an interview with MCV, Fujimoto noted that while Dragon Quest is "not as well known in the west as we would like,

really plays an epoch making role in the console gaming history." The publisher sees a great opportunity to now expand the series to a larger audience who "may be surprised to the sheer breadth of the universe, in terms of variety and depth."

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Star Citizen Is Available For Free Until the End of the Month

Star Citizen is available for free for the rest of the month.

As part of a new Fall 2016 Free Fly promotion, the game will be available without charge until October 30 for everyone who creates or signs into an account and uses the promo code FALL2016.

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Rayman Creator Shares Images of Lost SNES Rayman Game

Rayman creator Michel Ancel has shared details of an unreleased Super Nintendo Rayman game.

"Four people in the world have seen this," Ancel posted on Instagram (NeoGAF via Polygon). "We thought it was lost, but somewhere in the cold electronic circuit, something was alive."

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Zelda: Link Between Worlds Characters Coming to Hyrule Warriors

Koei Tecmo has announced that Ravio and Yuga - both introduced in The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds - will be the final DLC characters for Hyrule Warriors and Hyrule Warriors Legends.

As spotted by Siliconera, the 3DS Zelda entry's primary antagonist and the mysterious owner of its item rental shop will be joining the hack 'n' slash on October 31 in Japan (western releases are so far unconfirmed).

Yuga and Ravio - Hyrule Warriors' last characters to drop.

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