PS Plus refresh day is next week, and with it we wave good bye to the free games for PS3 and PS Vita.

For PS4 owners you’ll get your chance to play For Honor and the first season of Hitman:The Complete First Season (Before Square-Enix decided they didn’t want it any more). You’ll also get Gunhouse and Rogue Aces via PS Vita Cross Play titles.

With this being the farewell for PS Vita and PS3 games through the plus service, we see Divekick available for both consoles, while PS3 gets Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots, quite possibly the last traditional Metal Gear Solid game created. Because this is the last month for these consoles the games will be available up until March 8th.

Remember to add them all to your basket, just in case you ever get one of the other consoles later. In a nice surprise, online save storage is being increased to 100GB. Good for those who have a lorra lorra game saves chuck.

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Blizzard’s continued support for Diablo 3 is admirable, and here marks the start of the game’s sixteenth season with a whole load of new content updates.

It seems that every game has seasonal content now, I guess this is a by-product of the always online, multiplayer gaming world we’re now part of, and Blizzard has always been good at ensuring its games continue to be relevant in a continuously evolving industry.

So, season sixteen of Diablo sees all players benefit from the power of the Ring of Royal Grandeur, a ring that grants 650 dexterity, increases attack speed by 7% and grants 11,975 life per hit. Unfortunately this doesn’t stack, so people who already own the ring will see no tangible benefit with having an extra one equipped.

The whole list of changes are over on the Blizzard blog, but on a basic level you’ll find new helm and shoulder slots for the Conqueror Set, as well as new cosmetic items for your character’s portrait. You’ll also find a series of journeys that you can undertake to increase your stash tabs up to four (if you don’t already have them).

There’s more, plus a load of quality of life and patch changes through the link.

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There’s less than two weeks until Dontnod’s Vampyr releases, so here’s a video of the devs talking to you over 55 minutes of gameplay.

Dontnod are of course the team behind Life is Strange and Remember Me. Their new project Vampyr has you play as a vampire who wants to defend London from dark forces, you’ll need to decide who you want to live, and who needs to die so you can fulfil your promise to protect at all costs. You can see the footage over on Focus Home Interactive’s Twitch page.

Vampyr comes out on June 5 on Xbox One, PS4 and PC

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Arc System Works’ and PQube Games’ UNDER NIGHT IN-BIRTH Exe:Late[st] sees another new character spotlight this week, focusing on Mika.

Blessed with superhuman strength and some pretty oversized armoured gauntlets (seriously, they’re as big as she is), Mika is described as a highly mobile grappling character, two things that don’t often go together in these games.She can launch herself at enemies like a missile, moving about the screen with great speed in order to attack from weird angles.

Her move set includes Mika’s Missile, which launches her across the screen horizontally or diagonally (from the ground or in the air) and can be followed up with ‘Mika’s Homing Missile’, perfect for converting near-misses into combos.

Her command throw is ‘Mika’s Cannon’ which sees Mika lunge forward to grab her enemy before blasting them into the air, leaving them open for follow-up attacks. The EX version moves faster and allows her to grab from almost full-screen distance.

Other moves include ‘Mika’s Tornado’, an uppercut-style attack; her Force Function is ‘Mika’s Crash’, sending her crashing diagonally down into her opponent with a rocket-powered punch; ‘Mika’s Revolution’ is her Infinite Worth (with a full super meter), a flying punch that then smashes her enemies into the ground; and ‘Mika’s Galaxy’, her Infinite Worth EXS that can only be performed with a full super meter and when she’s at under 30% health, which throws opponents into the air before she crashes into them with a powered up version of Mika’s Missile.

You can try out Mika’s character for yourself when UNDER NIGHT IN-BIRTH Exe:Late[st] releases on Playstation 4, Playstation 3 and Playstation Vita on February 9.

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PQube is bringing French Bread’s latest 2D fighter, UNDER NIGHT IN-BIRTH Exe:Late[st] (that is one hell of a title, that is) to Playstation platforms next month, and it’s time to shine a light on a new cast member, Phonon.

Phonon’s greatest strength appears to be at range, with her whip helping to control the action at all times. She can use it to push characters away or even to draw them in, keeping opponents on their toes at any distance.

‘Affliction’ is a projectile attack that Phonon utilises, attacking either along the ground or from the air at a diagonal angle. The EX version will allow for follow-up attacks.

Her other moves include ‘Rhythmic Satisfaction’, wherein Phonon swings her whip in a forward motion and allows for multiple follow-up moves; ‘Guidance Ascension’, a powerful anti-air attack; and her Infinite Worth move ‘Binding Attitude’ requires, and I quote: “a full stick of butter to execute.” This super move freezes the opponent before slamming them into the wall.

Phonon is described as an ‘offensive powerhouse’, which sounds like she’ll be a great choice for new players as she can control the screen and has plenty of range.

UNDER NIGHT IN-BIRTH Exe:Late[st] comes to PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita on February 9. We will have a review for it soon.

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Danny O’Dwyer from Noclip visited Guerrilla Games for a lovely documentary on Horizon Zero Dawn.

Guerrilla Games was known mainly for Killzone before Horizon Zero Dawn came into the picture. Horizon has been amazing and Danny visited the studio to discuss the future and there’s a lot of new information here. Watch the documentary below:

Noclip’s website is here. I’m a big fan of these videos. My favourite one so far is the FFXIV series he did.

Horizon Zero Dawn is available on PlayStation 4.

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Amazon Prime Video on PlayStation expands to more territories.

Having launched in the UK, Germany, and Austria, Amazon Prime Video on PlayStation is now available across all SIEE territories. This is a huge expansion in terms of availability and players in those regions no longer need to download the app from another region account. Amazon Prime Video will allow you to get in on The Grand Tour, Transparent, American Gods, and more originals along with popular TV shows and movies. Amazon Prime Video already has half a billion hours of video watched each month across SIEE region on PS4 and PS3.

Download he Amazon Prime Video app for PS4 or PS3 today in your own region from PSN.

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Sony just announced the PS+ lineup for Europe for the month of September.

The lineup next month is pretty strong with the likes of inFamous: Second Son, Child of Light, RIGS for PSVR, and more. Watch the lineup video below:

The full lineup is below:

inFAMOUS: Second Son (PS4)
Child of Light (PS4)
RIGS: Mechanised Combat League (PS4 bonus title – PS VR required)
That’s You (PS4 bonus title)
Truck Racer (PS3)
Handball 2016 (PS3)
We Are Doomed (PS Vita & PS4)
Hatoful Boyfriend (PS4 & PS Vita)

The North American lineup has Hue, Strike Vector Ex, and some other differences.

The titles will be available from the first Tuesday of September when the store updates and will be free to own and play with a valid PS+ subscription.

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PlayStation’s Summer Sale rumbles on and today sees Horizon Zero Dawn and the Wipeout Omega Collection join the list.

There’s already been some completely ridiculous prices seen on it, including the delectable Thumper for £7.89 with a PS+ subscription. Serious, Chris gave it 9/10, and it really is THAT good.

But now Horizon is reduced to £29.99, and the Wipeout collection is down to £19.99 both games also got a 9 or above from Chris, so they’re well worth a look (check the reviews through the links).

Naughty Dog’s Uncharted 4 and The Last of Us are up for £19.99 and £15.99 respectively whiel IO Interactive’s complete First Season of Hitman is down to £17.99.

I’m not about to detail every deal, so head through here and check out all the price cuts, you’re sure to find something you haven’t played for an attractive price.

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Barcelona Striker and overall bitey person Luis Suarez is the footballer chosen to grace the cover of Konami’s PES 2018.

The striker has made over 100 appearances for the club and scored over 100 goals for them, but then again his talent has never really been in doubt. Being given this gracious honour, Luis had to pay lip service to the stellar football series.

I’m a big fan of PES, so it’s a real honour for me to be on this year’s cover. Every year this game gets better and better and the work put into making PES 2018 really shows. I can’t believe how real, and lifelike I look in this year’s game. It’s simply amazing.

The player likenesses get better and better with every iteration of PES and this is no exception, Konami has put extra work in to ensure that the players in the game look and move just like their real life counterparts. But, I myself am looking forward to an improved user interface.

According to Senior Director of Brand and Business Development there’ll be a new build of the game for people to play at Gamescom this year:

Luis Suárez is to us the best and most complete striker in the world with a history that speaks for itself – we expect to see him break top scoring records in the upcoming season. We’re really excited to be working with him and have invested a lot of resources to properly recreate his skills and movements in PES 2018. We’re going to debut a new build of the game at this year’s Gamescom and can’t wait for gamers to get a chance to see a new benchmark of gameplay and the realism of Suarez!

The game releases on September 14 for PS4, Xbox One, PS3, Xbox 360 and PC.

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The free games for PS+ members in July have been announced.

Next month, you will be able to get Until Dawn, Game of Thrones, Tokyo Jungle, and more on PlayStation Plus. Here’s the full lineup in a video:

The platform split is as follows for free games:

Until Dawn – PS4
Game of Thrones: A Telltale Series – PS4
That’s You – PS4 (July 4 onwards)
Tokyo Jungle – PS3
Darkstalkers Resurrection – PS3
Don’t Die Mr Robot – PS Vita (Cross buy with PS4)
Element4l – PS Vita

These games will be free from July 4 and will be available until August’s PS+ games are free for active PlayStation Plus subscribers.

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The PS+ lineup for June 2017 has been announced.

Life is Strange and Killing Floor 2 lead the lineup. This includes the complete season for Life is Strange. Check out the video below:

The full lineup is as follows:

Killing Floor 2, PS4
Life is Strange, PS4
Abyss Odyssey, PS3
WRC 5: World Rally Championship, PS3
Neon Chrome, PS Vita (crossbuy with PS4)
Spy Chameleon, PS Vita (crossbuy on PS4)

The PS+ games will be free from June 6.

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Sony just announced that production for the PS3 has now ended in Japan.

The final PS3 model that was still being sold in Japan has had its production ended. This comes from the official product page that you can view here. The PS3 had a rocky start for sure but the way it recovered was pretty damn amazing. It has been over a decade since it launched and it is finally time for the PS3 to rest. The last remaining model sold in Japan was the 500GB standard model.

Thanks, Gematsu.

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Atlus and Deep Silver just announced the schedule for Persona 5’s DLC.

Given how much DLC games like Persona 4: Dancing All Night had it isn’t much of a surprise that Atlus decided to add a ton of it to Persona 5. Here’s what to expect and when to expect the Persona 5 DLC:

1. Costumes and music: If you enjoy Atlus games, you probably are a fan of the music in them. The Shin Megami Tensei and Persona games in particular have great music. Atlus has costume sets available for the Phantom Thieves from various other SMT and Persona games and even Catherine that come with their own battle music. Joker (protagonist) needs to be in a particular costume for the battle music to change to said DLC’s music. Each costume + music set will be available for £5.79 on PSN for PS3 and PS4.

April 11: Persona 3 and Persona 4 sets
April 18: Persona 2 and Shin Megami Tensei If… sets
April 25: Persona 4: Dancing All Night, Persona 4 Arena Ultimax, and Shin Megami Tensei IV sets
May 2: Devil Summoner: Raidou Kuzunoha and Catherine sets

2. Personas and items: There will be sets of Personas available for use in game from character Personas from previous games. These will be available for £2.49 for each set.

April 11: Orpheus and Orpheus Picaro, Izanagi and Izanagi Picaro Set
April 18: Thanatos and Thanatos Picaro, Magatsu Izanagi and Magatsu Izanagi Picaro sets
April 25: Asterius and Asterius Picaro, Tsukiyomi and Tsukiyomi Picaro sets
May 2: Messiah and Messiah Picaro set

3. FREE DLC: There’s also a lot of free DLC that includes the much requested Japanese Voice Overs.

April 4: Persona 5 Healing Card and Item sets, Japanese VA, Merciless Difficulty, 20th anniversary logo sticker for Morgana
April 11: Regular Clothes and School Uniforms set
April 18: Phantom Thieves Logo and Morgana Car Sticker
April 25: Swimsuit set
June 6: Maid and Butler Costume set, Christmas Costume set

4. Themes for PS4 and PS3: The Persona 5 interfaces, menus, and music are all awesome so themes are more than welcome. It is a pity that the best themes (I have them all from the Japanese release) are not being made available outside Japan and were Amazon Japan preorder exclusive. Each theme will come with an avatar set and cost £1.69.

April 4: Protagonist, Ryuji, Ann
April 11: Yusuke, Makoto, Futaba, Haru
April 18: Goro, Igor & Attendants

On PlayStation 3, they will cost £0.79 each and only include a theme for PS3 and not avatars.

Persona 5 is releasing tomorrow on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3 and you can read why it is a must play here.

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Atlus USA just released a new video showing Ann Takamaki’s voice actor Erika Harlacher playing Persona 5.

Erika Harlacher voices Ann Takamaki in Persona 5 that is set to release early next month on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3. I’ve written my thoughts after playing the early sections of Persona 5 here. I will have a full review up for it in the coming weeks. Watch the let’s play video below:

In addition to that, there’s a free theme and avatar set for Yusuke for PlayStation 4 live on the store right now. This will become paid after March 21.

Persona 5 is set to release on April 4 for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3.

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Atlus have released a new trailer for their upcoming stylish JRPG Persona 5, featuring Palaces, and making deals with Shadows.

In the trailer above you’ll see the party infiltrating one of the enemy’s lairs looking to steal the treasure that lies at its heart. Getting to it can require flat out fighting, or you can take a stealthy approach to reach the prize.

What’s interesting is that there’ll be some Shadows that you can make deals with, allowing you to bypass the fight and even get a helpful item in the bargain.

The game launches on April 4 for PS4 and PS3.

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Konami Digital Entertainment have announced that Mesut Özil is to be the official ambassador for PES.

The German attacking midfielder joins the PES team as they launch the PES League: Road to Cardiff eSport tournament. Which just so happens to be the official eSports football tournament of the UEFA Champions League. The contest kicks off today, players on both PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3 can take part via the PES LEAGUE mode in both PES 2017 and the free-to-play PES 2017 Trial Edition.

You’ll need to go to www.pesleague.com to sign up, and the winner stands to walk away with a rather cool $200,000.

Mr Özil is very please to be with Konami and they embark on the 2016/2017 PES League:

KONAMI has perfected the recreation of football at its highest level, and it is a great feeling to have been chosen as an Ambassador for this incredible series. I have been following PES for years. The series has improved with each year and it has always been among my favourite console games. No other game mimics the individuality of playing styles as PES 2017 does, with players capable of changing a game with one remarkable piece of skill. It is fantastic to see myself playing in the game as I do for Arsenal and Germany, and I am extremely excited to be part of this fantastic football project.

PES 2017 is available for Xbox One, Xbox 360, PS4, PS3 and PC. Dan reviewed the game back in September giving it a frankly brilliant 10/10. We love a bit of PES here and it’s a truly exceptional game.

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In the lead up to our review of a game, sometimes the disc comes with a press pack, like this one. Here’s Chris unboxing The Last Guardian press pack.

Kept you waiting, huh? Actually no, that’s a different series.

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Telltale Games has announced that the fourth episode of BATMAN – The Telltale Series is launching soon.

In the episode, titled ‘Guardian of Gotham’, Penguin has taken control of Wayne Enterprises while Batman is held captive in Arkham Asylum. With Batman gone, Harvey Dent’s forces and the Children of Arkham are at war. To escape you must choose allies to aide in your escape.

The episode will be available for digital purchase starting Tuesday 22 November on PC, Xbox One, Xbox 360, PS4 and PS3 as well as on Apple and Android.

You can watch the trailer for the episode below:

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The English voice cast for Persona 5 has been revealed by IGN.

Ahead of the English release in February 2017, Atlus has revealed the English voice cast to IGN. Here’s the cast and who they play in Persona 5:

Xander Mobus as the protagonist
Cassandra Morris as Morgana
Max Mittelman as Ryuji Sakamoto
Erika Harlacher as Ann Takamaki
Matt Mercer as Yusuke Kitagawa
Cherami Leigh as Makoto Niijima
Erica Lindbeck as Futaba Sakura
Xanthe Huynh as Haru Okumura
Robbie Daymond as Goro Akechi

IGN even has the first English gameplay for Persona 5 along with a short interview with Xander Mobus about his role as the protagonist.

Persona 5 is set to release on February 14, 2017 for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3.

Thanks, IGN.

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Sony’s annual show, The PlayStation Experience will be held in Anaheim – California this year on December 3 and 4.

The show – to be held at the Anaheim convention centre – is headlined by a Sony Showcase conference at 10am PDT (6pm BST) before letting all comers loose on a whole host of existing and upcoming titles across Sony’s suite of systems (RIP Vita).

There’ll also be the opportunity to compete in the Capcom cup which has a $250k prize pool.

People in the US can book their tickets for the event now through here.

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Racing games have enjoyed a lot of success over the years, from the likes of Gran Turismo and Ridge Racer on the original PlayStation, Sega Rally and Codemasters’ TOCA Touring Car Championship, and of course there’s the always fun Mario Kart. It’s a sporting genre that arguably has more variety than any other, but despite a large number of fantastic releases on PS3 and Xbox 360, the popularity of racing games started to decline.

That’s not to say that they didn’t sell, or even that they were bad, but something seemed to hold them back. Perhaps it was fatigue, with four Forza Motorsport games on 360 (plus Forizon), yearly F1 updates that varied in quality, Gran Turismo’s eventual fifth release being a disappointment, and more than a few Mario Kart clones. Anything a bit different tended to fail too, with the likes of Blur and Split/Second releasing too close to one another and neither getting the recognition they deserved as a result. One of my favourites of all time, Race Driver Grid, was at least released during that generation and sold quite well due to a release that landed right in the middle of a summer lull, but it took a full five years for a sequel to finally arrive and that was seen as a disappointment by many fans of the original.

No matter the reason, it was certainly a strange time for racing games. There were big successes, but only a few seemed to catch the eye of the mass market and the ones that did were usually forgotten as quickly as they had risen to fame.

So what has changed? With the release of the Xbox One and PS4, the racing genre seems to be on the up again, and the sales figures are decent as a result. Metacritic supports an increase in quality across the board as well, with only one or two receiving lower scores than their series’ previous outings, so developers are definitely doing something right.

Let’s use the Forza series as an example. Forza Motorsport 4 was released just two years before the Xbox One’s release, receiving high review scores and selling a little over 4.5 million copies on Xbox 360. This was six years into the lifespan of Microsoft’s console, at a time when its install base was reportedly north of 40 million. Forza Motorsport 6, released in 2015, has sold nearly 1.7 million copies to date and we’re only in the Xbox One’s third year, with an install base of around 22 million. Looking at it purely by numbers, Forza 4 was bought by around 10% of Xbox 360 owners from the console’s sixth year onwards, whereas Forza 6 has so far already been bought by nearly the same percentage of the Xbox One’s growing install base. This suggests that sales are likely to grow even further, at least for Microsoft’s flagship racer.

What about the multiformat options? That’s a little more difficult to calculate, but let’s give it a shot. Need For Speed Rivals, the last release of the series before EA moved away from the last gen consoles, sold a total of around 5.1 million units across five formats including the PS3 and 360, those alone boasting a combined install base of around 170 million. Conversely, Need For Speed (2015) has sold around 3 million copies to a total install base of a much smaller 65 million owners of PS4 and Xbox One. The F1 games have seen a boost in sales too, with the (admittedly poor) 2014 game releasing only on 360, PS3 and PC to sales of just 800k units. The 2015 game, itself another disappointment, eschewed the last generation and came out to sales of around 900k on a much smaller install base on PS4 and Xbox One.

However you look at it, sales are up. With a much smaller install base, the percentage of console owners buying racing games is higher than you may have expected. Even new IP are selling well, with games such as Project CARS selling over a million and DriveClub hitting the 2 million mark.

Again, I ask: what’s changed?

Obviously the visuals are much improved, which is unsurprising given the power of these new machines. Forza Motorsport 6 and DriveClub boast screenshots that can genuinely be mistaken for photos, and not because of ‘bullshots’ but via players’ own screengrabs. AI is probably the biggest improvement over the last generation, with the Forza games using Drivatar technology to give real players’ driving styles to AI opponents. Each racer has their own personality, making mistakes or driving aggressively, much like real drivers. Other games don’t have the luxury of Drivatars, but developers are using the processing power of the PS4 and Xbox One to give opponents a more realistic driving style, moving around the player and giving them racing room, instead of sticking rigidly to the racing line. Codemasters’ games have always displayed impressive AI, with last gen games such as Grid and its F1 games doing a good job, but F1 2016 easily bests them.

There are exceptions of course, with the latest Need For Speed displaying some of the worst ‘rubber band’ AI I have ever seen. The recent Assetto Corsa, as pointed out in Dan Naylor’s review, is also a huge step backwards. Its AI is comparable to PS2 quality, rarely moving away from the racing line, even if you happen to be in the way. Luckily, Assetto Corsa’s handling model is one of the best around for driving simulators, but be warned: it is not easy. I’m by no means an expert, but I don’t use assists in simulation games and can beat them on harder difficulties, and I’m really struggling with Assetto Corsa.

But I digress. The quality of these games are higher than ever before, and sales are up in comparison to the previous generation, which seems to be enticing publishers into taking a chance on new racers. This generation’s focus on indie development is also giving developers more licence to experiment, and things like Kickstarter and Steam’s Early Access gives developers more control and more direct feedback to bring their own visions to life. Project CARS used its own crowdfunding platform to allow PC gamers to essentially test Slightly Mad Studios’ game throughout its production, which resulted in a more refined simulation. Bandai Namco took notice and eventually published the full release, bringing it to consoles and helping to sell nearly 1.5 million copies, showing that gamers do want these games. Assetto Corsa used Steam’s Early Access system to develop the handling and gameplay for a long time, before finally getting the attention of 505 Games and ensuring its recent console release.

Racing games are better than ever now, and the release schedule is more populated as a result. Since September 2015, we’ve seen the release of Forza Motorsport 6, Need For Speed, Trackmania Turbo, Dirt Rally, Valentino Rossi: The Game, F1 2016 and Assetto Corsa. I have sunk many hours into a few of these, and will continue to do so for a long time due to the inherent longevity of the genre – these games can last for years, with the right selection of circuits, or a good open world.

This leads me neatly to Forza Horizon 3, out now. Using a slightly tweaked version of the Forza Motorsport handling model, the Horizon series offers the same thrills but with the added caveat of an open environment to just drive around at your leisure. And with the right group of friends, driving around in Horizon 2 could rival the most fun online experiences out there.

DriveClub VR is coming in October too, alongside Sony’s new Playstation VR headset. Essentially a re-release of DriveClub but with new content (and the obvious VR integration), it could usher in a potential new era of VR racing. This has been in PC games for a while thanks to Oculus Rift, and is genuinely great fun, but the longevity of VR has yet to be determined. Especially on consoles, without the ability to mod in support, but if PSVR does well enough then we may see developers patching in support for their existing games on PS4. And who knows, maybe Polyphony Digital will add VR support to the recently delayed Gran Turismo Sport. Given that it now has at least an extra few months of development time, it would make sense for Sony’s flagship racer to include support for its newest peripheral.

With VR potentially adding an extra layer of realism to simulations (and exhilaration to other racers), and sales seemingly already up on the previous generation, racing games are certainly back on track. As long as the genre avoids oversaturation, the future could remain bright.

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Want to ensure your copy of PES 2017 is up to date? Konami have released a download to update all the latest transfers across its teams.

The problem with developing football games is that you want to release them as close to the start of the football season as possible. What this means is that with strict development time it’s practically a given that players will move clubs before development has finished, and even after a title has gone gold. As a result, many rosters will be out of date by the time a game is released.

As a result, today sees Konami putting out a free download to bring its team line-ups up to date with the most recent comings and goings of the transfer season, so David Luiz is now at Chelsea, where he should be for instance.

Our own Mr Murphy reviewed PES 2017 and gave it 10/10, saying that ‘It may well be the greatest football game ever made.’ The game is out now, but if you’re on the fence, the demo is available to download and try.

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2 step authentication just went live for PlayStation accounts in North America and Europe.

After going live with the security feature in Australia and New Zealand a few days ago, 2 step authentication is now live for PlayStation accounts in Europe and North America. Information for the feature hasn’t gone live yet but it will be viewable here when it goes live. To activate 2 step on your account, visit this page. 2 step authentication is a feature every service should have as it is one of the best security measures against unauthorized access. One thing to note is you will not be able to use apps like Authy or Google Authenticator for generating codes.

Thanks, NeoGAF.

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5pb and Nitroplus’ celebrated PS3 and Vita visual novel Steins;Gate is coming to PCs next month.

It follows hot on the heals of Spike Chunsoft’s Danganronpa games making their way to Valve’s PC game service and follows a bunch of scientific misfits as they try to make sense of a series of confusing events that seem to make a mockery of what we know about time.

The game features multiple endings and should see you occupied for a similar length of time to a regular JRPG. Our very own Mikhail reviewed the Vita version back in June last year and loved it, giving it a 9.5. So, keep an eye out for it and grab it when it drops yeah?

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Hardly a secret now due to rumour and leaks, but the new packs making up LEGO Dimensions’ second year have been revealed, and, they’re quite something.

Starting on September 30 sixteen new packs will become available for the game starting with Harry Potter and Adventure Time level packs (characters, vehicle, item and level) and an A-TEAM fun pack (character, vehicle and item).

Additionally to this, the game will be getting a tie-in with the upcoming Ghostbusters movie reboot. This will feature a Chinese restaurant overlay for your portal along with Melissa McCarthy’s character Abby Yates and the new Ecto-1 vehicle. The pack is something entirely new for LEGO Dimensions in that it’s a Story pack, making it the game of the movie.

After this initial flurry we’ll see movie based packs on the LEGO Batman Movie and the upcoming Harry Potter follow up Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find them. After that we can expect old skool favourites like The Goonies, Beetlejuice, Gremlins, Knight Rider and E.T. not to mention Cartoon Network’s Powerpuff Girls and Teen Titans GO!

But, possibly the biggest surprise is the inclusion of SEGA’s mascot, the cocky blue hedgehog Sonic, seen at the end of the above trailer stealing The One Ring away from Gollum.

If you thought they would stop there you’d be mistaken too. In a first for the LEGO games, you’ll be able to take part in 4 player split screen co-op with new battle arenas. The minifigures within the new toy packs will come with special golden tags that will unlock arenas based on the franchise they belong to. Each arena will come with a set of modes and hazards specific to their brand.

Phew, that was a lot to take in. There’s a lot to be excited about if you’re a LEGO Dimensions fan, and a lot of money to be spent.

I just hope my son doesn’t find out.

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Sony have confirmed rumours that PlayStation Network will be receiving a two-step authentication process to better secure the accounts of their users.

It was suggested that PlayStation Network would be getting a security upgrade after images were posted on Twitter (and subsequently NeoGAF) of a PS3 running software version 4.80 showed the system mentioning two-step authentication.

Sony have since confirmed to Polygon that the network will be receiving two-step authentication, with a representative for the company saying: “In order to further safeguard our users and their accounts, we are preparing to offer a 2-step verification feature.” No timeframe for the feature’s implementation was mentioned, with the spokesperson only saying “more details will be shared at a later date.”

Two-step authentication requires users to log int using their original credentials as well as enter extra information sent to them, such as a numerical code in a text message or an email.

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Over on Bungie.net, we’ve been informed of what Guardians can expect to be added to The Taken King in Destiny’s April Update.

It’s been a while since Destiny got updated with what many would consider to be real ‘new’ content. Holiday based events are one thing, but they don’t really compare to the nitty gritty of PvE scenarios.

So, in Destiny’s April update, Bungie will be bringing a host of new things to The Taken King, including an increased Light level (now up to 335), as well as new quests, a Taken area for the Prison of Elders and a new strike.

This was just what was revealed last night, next week’s (30/03/16) stream will show us some of the new gear being included in this update, which will be imperative for obtaining that new maximum Light level. The following week will then show us new live events that Bungie are planning to include.

So, if your love for Destiny has been waning somewhat, it’s highly possible that the April update might just rekindle that spark.

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Feast your eyes on this quite awesome new trailer for Platinum’s Transformers Devastation follow up.

It’s potentially a bit spoilery, but if you’re a fan of the Turtles then most of the appearances within the trailer will not come as much of a shock.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants in Manhattan will be released on April 27 for Playstation 4, Playstation 3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC.

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Women that Rock and Rock the Ages: 2003, bring six new songs to Guitar Hero Live this week.

Taking to Guitar Hero Live’s TV channels is probably the best way to play Guitar Hero’s brand of button pushing rhythm action, and this week sees the following tracks added to the service:

Rock the Ages: 2003

• Incubus – Megalomaniac
• Chevelle – Send the Pain Below
• Marilyn Manson – mOBSCENE

Women That Rock

• Deap Vally – Gonna Make My Own Money
• St. Vincent – Birth in Reverse
• Halestorm – Apocalyptic

Women that Rock comes just as we’ve waved goodbye to International Women’s Day (which took place on Tuesday 8th).

As well as the aforementioned songs, the following 80s hits will be available for one more week:
Stadium Rock Anthems

• Bon Jovi – Livin’ on a Prayer
• Def Leppard – Pour Some Sugar On Me
• KISS – Crazy Crazy Nights

We loved Guitar Hero Live, and think you just might too, it’s pretty cheap these days, with some places selling a copy, with guitar for around £30. So it’s worth a punt.

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Quiet will become a playable character in Metal Gear Online when the Cloaked in Silence DLC releases in two weeks on March 15th.

The new expansion will also include three new maps in Coral Complex (a Mother Base style location), Rust Palace (a bombed out palace in Afghanistan) and Azure Mountain (a lush, green mountain in Angola-Zaire).

In addition to this, a new mode will be added on April 7, SURVIVAL. In this players need to compete for the best win streak to gain greater rewards at the match end. People who don’t purchase the DLC will be able to try out the new maps within the SURVIVAL mode up to ten times per week, while those who do purchase the DLC will get unlimited usage of both the mode and maps.

Metal Gear Online is a free download that is accessed through Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain which our man Stubbsy gave 10/10. You might want to check it out.

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Originally slated for release on PS4, PS3 and Xbox One, Koei Tecmo’s Arslan: The Warriors of Legend is officially now coming to PC via Steam.

The game is based on an anime, which in turn is based on a manga, which in turn is based on a series of novels. As such a bunch of bonus content has been announced. First off are scenarios that are based on the novels and mang but were culled from the anime. These are unlocked through story mode play.

Next up is some early purchase bonus content available during the first month the game is on sale. Conflict at Gujarat Fortress and Battle for the Title will be playable in Free Mode and will contain exclusive unlocks for use in other play.

Finally we see three playable characters joining the roster. Tus is an army officer and martial arts expert, while Isfan is a General known as ‘One raised by Wolves’. Finally there is Zaravant who is a Knight who wields a shield and spear.

That’s quite a bit for one announcement. Have fun people.

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Anyone who has zipped about Destiny’s locales on their Sparrow has wondered if we’ll ever get to race them, well, now we know.

Bungie are bringing the feature to The Taken King tomorrow, for a three week period only under the guise of the Sparrow Racing League.

You and your fellow Guardians will be able to take part in six man races through enemy filled territories on Mars and Venus. Zipped through obstacles and warp portals while dodging enemy fire.

The mode will be available across all platforms, but PlayStation players will have an exclusive timed quest and gear set.

Looks pretty swish, I hope it’s just a trial for a more feature rich permanent fixture next year. Check out the video doc below for more info.

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After the great job Platinum did on Transformers Devastation it appears they’re after our 90s nostalgia again with a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles game.

If there’s a franchise that really would benefit from Platinum’s style and fighting systems it’s definitely the Turtles. And Mutants in Manhattan (that’s the subtitle by the way) will be coming to Xbox One, PS4, PS3, Xbox 360 and PC.

The source comes from Brazilian and Australian Classification listings uncovered by Gematsu.

Considering how good Transformers Devastation was, this news has me very excited. As long as they build on that template and not the one set by Korra.

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The six games that will be available for free across the three Play Station platforms for PS+ members, in December, has been revealed.

Starting with the Vita. The enjoyable, yet quite hard, online co-operative shooter, Freedom Wars, will be free. Freedom Wars sees you punished with a 1,000,000 year sentence for committing the ultimate sin – losing your memory. From now on, in order to work of those years, you have to take on increasingly difficult tasks in fighting enemies from rival panopticons and massive monsters.

Also free on Vita will be Rocketbirds Hardboiled Chicken, a cool looking action platformer with a nice art style.

On to the PS3, you’ll be able to get hands on with snowboarding sim SSX and FarCry: Blood Dragon, the neon retro 80s throw back DLC to FarCry 3.

Finally, on PS4, the PS4 exclusive Gauntlet: Slayer Edition, a hack and slash dungeon crawler and, a game we heartedly recommend you play, Kings Quest Chapter 1: A Knight to Remember will both be playable free of charge.

Kingsquest is a modern edition into the Davantry story, with this whimsical fairy tale following the path of Graham as he rises from a no body to a king. It’s a lovely point and click adventure with brilliant voice acting.

Don’t believe us? We interviewed two of the stars: Richard White (aka Gaston from Beauty and the Beast) and Zelda Williams! Read them by clicking here and here, respectively.

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The holiday season is nearly upon us, and Bungie wants you to give the gift of Destiny.

The refer a friend scheme is in full swing, and you and a buddy can earn some lovely exclusive gear if you convince a friend to become legend alongside you.

Check out the attached trailer, you’ll see that you can get your hands on an exclusive armour shader, emblem and sparrow. Not only that, but an exclusive legendary sword weapon as well.

Best of all however, are the duo emotes you can earn. For the first time you’ll be able to pop an emote that interacts with another person. These will allow you to hi-five each other, or dance together. Pretty cool, pointless, but cool.

So, if you have a friend who you’d like to play with, either convince them to buy it, or give them the gift of Destiny this holiday season. Get them to check out the trailer below, and show them our review. It might help you convince them.

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At it’s core, Destiny is a game about getting gear, and as such Bungie are giving us more gear to get our hands on.

I mean, it’d make no sense to just stand still and keep things as they are, so Bungie continue to change things up just so that people always have new stuff to find.

Coming soon to a loot drop near you are upgraded versions of Year One exotics as well as some new items, and Bungie revealed a bunch of them yesterday:

• MIDA Multi Tool (Scout Rifle)
• The Armamentarium (Titan Chest)
• Dragon’s Breath (Rocket launcher)
• Plan C (Fusion Rifle)
• Nothing Manacles (Warlock Gauntlets)
• Super Good Advice (Machine Gun)
• Apotheosis Veil (Warlock Helmet)
• No Land Beyond (Sniper Rifle)
• Peregrine Greaves (Titan Greaves)
• Radiant Dance Machines (Hunter Greaves)
• Achlyophage Symbiote (Hunter Helmet)
• Hard Light (Auto Rifle)
• Bones of Eao (Hunter Greaves)
• ATS 8/Tarantella (Hunter Chest)
• Twilight Garrison (Titan Chest)

There’s more to come too. I wonder if they’ll announce an upgraded Gjallarhorn just in time for Christmas?

Thanks VG247!

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Games review aggregate site OpenCritic has been updated with a couple of new features today.

Chief among these is a new ranking graph system.

The purpose of this is to show inquisitive gamers just whereabouts a particular score falls amongst the other games ranked on the site. So you can see if the game’s aggregate score puts it in the top games around, or the worst.

Next up is a percentage recommended indicator. Essentially, this boils down to a marker that tells you how many outlets have scored the game above 80%, thus indicating a recommendation. Any non-scoring outlets that have branded a game as recommended or higher will also be included in this figure.

OpenCritic is really setting itself out to be the prime destination for your game score aggregative needs. Simple to use, and with a host of information for you to get your teeth into.

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Not ones to let Destiny sit and stagnate, Bungie are bringing forward many changes for Destiny this month.

Chief among these is the return of the Hunter’s Quiver perk for their Shadowbolts. Beforehand an issue was allowing Hunters to fire as many shots as they wanted, now the perk functions correctly, only allowing three shots to be fired.

Other changes now, well, the gunsmith, Banshee-44, will allow you to purchase weapon parts for glimmer. Meaning that you wont have to desperately break down weapons to be able to get that gun upgrade you’re so looking forward to getting.

Fancy owning all three elemental damage sword without having to earn them across all three character slots? Well, in the November update you can. Once you’ve acquired the Exotic sword from the sword questline you’ll be able to buy all the Legendary sword types from Lord Shaxx.

Sherpas are a prime part of Destiny these days. Guiding lower level or less experienced people through areas alien to them is a charitable task. With the arrival of the November update you’ll be rewarded for your benevolence.

Iron Banner will return next week, but with some changes. Clash will now be a game type within the banner, which should spice things up a bit. As well as that Bungie are implementing the below additions:

• Iron Banner reputation from winning matches increased by 20%
• Activity completion rewards increased at all ranks, with even more significant increases at Rank 2 and above
• Packages from Lord Saladin upon reaching Rank 3 and Rank 5
• Iron Banner Artifacts can be obtained from the Rank 3 package
• Iron Banner Ghost Shells can be obtained from the Rank 5 package or activity completion rewards

Not only that, but the Gear Manager that has been in beta is now available to all. It is still in beta, but now everyone can try it and enjoy the benefits.

Phew, that’s quite a lot of stuff. Don’t forget that Xur is back today, he’s in the Tower Hangar. He doesn’t have a weapon. But he does have a gauntlet engram to grab as well as his class specific items.

Take care guardians.

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Xur’s back with another weapon-less week.

And it’s still nothing but helms for Titans and Hunters

Titan:

Helm of Inmost Light – Helm – 13 Strange Coins

Hunter:

Celestial Nighthawk – Helm – 13 Strange Coins

Warlock:

The Impossible Machines – Gauntlets – 13 Strange Coins

Random Engram:

Helm – 19 Strange Coins

You’ll find him in Tower North, just across from the Speaker’s room.

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Guitar Hero Live starts its new content rollout this weekend, expanding its play-along music channel with a host of new music.

What’s more, to celebrate this, Activision-Blizzard will make all content free on-demand all weekend.

Normally you need to spend credits to play songs on-demand, and you get credits by buying them with currency or earning them through playing sets. Not so this weekend, all Guitar Hero live channel content will be open to all for no cost.

Between now and the end of the year we can look forward to more than 70 new songs to make their way to the channels, but, for now, we’ll see music videos and concert footage in the new content coming our way.

·         Black Veil Brides Premium Show, which includes playable footage from the band’s live concert DVD “Alive and Burning,” will be live on Friday. The DVD chronicles the band’s first ever recorded live performance during their successful Black Mass Tour in November 2014 at the legendary Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles. Three of the songs from the DVD will be playable in GHTV, including“Heart of Fire (Live)”, “Fallen Angels (Live)” and “In the End (Live).”

·         Legendary Headliners Premium Show, including “Monster” by Paramore,“Sugar, We’re Goin Down” by Fall Out Boy and “First Date” by Blink-182 is live now.

·         Pop Goes GHTV Premium Show, featuring “Chocolate” by The 1975, “Believer” by American Authors and “Budapest” by George Ezra is live now.

After this, we can look forward to songs from the likes of Judas Priest, Iggy Pop, Biffy Clyro, Alice in Chains, System of a Down and many other bands.

Get your fingers dancing on those frets guys, but read our interview with the creative director on the game first.

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Disney Interactive’s Toys to life juggernaut has new figures out for your little ones to incessantly beg you to buy for them.

But, let’s face it, this is probably not news. For them to release new figures is as inevitable as a new day beginning. What is surprising however is the form the new figures are taking.

First up are two new figures from Avengers: Age of Ultron that sees Ultron himself invade your toybox, but he’ll have to contend with Iron Man in his Hulkbuster suit.

After that we have a Star Wars fan favourtie turning up. He’s from the maligned first film, but he’s probably many Star Wars fans’ favourite character (no, not Jar Jar, although this reddit thread is very interesting), it’s the one, the only Darth Maul!

And finally we see the arrival of Spot. Spot is the little boy from Disney Pixar’s upcoming film, The Good Dinosaur. Accompanying him will be a Power Disc pack containing four discs containing The Good Dinosaur themed mounts:

• Arlo the Apatosaurus
• Nash the T.Rex
• Butch the T.Rex
• Ramsey (also a T.Rex)

You can’t say that Disney do things by halfs, that’s for sure.

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Xur’s back, and it appears today is another day for a gun.

In fact, it’s a pretty good week all round for Xur purchasers. I hope you’ve been saving your coins guardians.

Titan:

The Taikonaut – Helm – 13 Strange Coins

Hunter:

Graviton Forfeit – Helm – 13 Strange Coins

Warlock:

Alchemist’s Rainment – Chest – 13 Strange Coins

Weapon:

Zhalo Supercell – Auto Rifle – 23 Strange Coins

He’s hanging around with the Crucible Quartermaster this week. Don’t spend too much now.

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PlayStation’s Paris Games Week show is today at 4:45pm, and you can watch along.

Sony skipped Gamescom this year in favour of Paris Games Week in October and then their PlayStation Experience in December. You’ll be able to watch today’s show through the PS Blog.

What do you want to see in today’s show? More on Horizon: Zero Dawn? Media Molecule’s Dreams? A new Quantic Dream title? Maybe Sony Bend will get to show off what they’re up to?

Also, the timing of the show is odd, it’s store update day, and the conference is on shortly before store update time…could there be a surprise release today?

One thing is for sure, we wont be seeing any Sony developed Vita titles :'(

Only time will tell.

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Xur’s back, and this week is not really one to write home about.

No weapons this week, so, you might have some interest in year two versions of original exotics, or maybe one of Xur’s Curio items, other than that it’s a pretty disappointing week.

Titan:

Empyrean Bellicose – Helm – 13 Strange Coins

Hunter:

Mask of the Third Man – Helm – 13 Strange Coins

Warlock:

Skull of Dire Ahamkara – Helm – 13 Strange Coins

Random engram:

Chest – Sniper Rifle – 19 Strange Coins

You’ll find him in the Tower bar, which is through the hangar.

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WRC 5 the latest official rally game from Big Ben Interactive releases today, so, here’s a launch trailer!

It’s on PC, PS4, PS3, PS Vita, Xbox One and Xbox 360.

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Xur’s back, and HE’S GOT A GUN!!!!

The exotic Sniper Rifle Hereafter is in his itinerary today, and it’s rather tasty. The whole mag gets returned to you on all shots being precision, kind of like pre-TTK’s Black Hammer.

Titans and Hunters unfortunately have to make do with Year 2 versions of old exotic gauntlets while Warlocks get a new helm.

Titan:

No Backup Plans – Gauntlets – 13 Strange Coins

Hunter:

Don’t Touch Me – Gauntlets – 13 Strange Coins

Warlock:

The Stag – Helm – 13 Strange Coins

Weapon:

Hereafter – Sniper Rifle – 23 Strange Coins

You’ll find him near Lord Shaxx and the Crucible Quartermaster.

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When The Force Awakens opens to Star Wars fans old and new later this year, a new playset will be come available in Disney infinity 3.0.

The playset will launch with the Poe Dameron and Kylo Ren firgures along with a Power Disc pack. Additionally to the playset, you’ll be able to play as Soldier Finn and Resourceful Rey for use in the new areas.

These characters will also be available for use in all the other Star Wars playsets.

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Xur’s back once again in his ‘improved’ form…and, well, there’s no Year two weapon again.

All he has this week is Year Two versions of Titan and Hunter helms and Warlock Gauntlets

An Insurmountable Skullfort – Helm – 13 Strange Coins

Hunter:

Knucklehead Radar – Helm – 13 Strange Coins

Warlock:

Claws of Ahamkara – Gauntlets – 13 Strange Coins

He’s in the area with the Vanguard representatives. Question is, do you want to see him?

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Microtransactions are coming to Destiny…WAIT, come back! It’s not as bad as you think.

When The Taken King launched there was a presence that had been removed from The Tower; Tess Everis.

For those that don’t know, Tess was the person who would dish out pre-order goodies like the exclusive Sparrow’s and Ghost Shell’s for the original game and the expansions. Now, she’s gone.

But, Bungie are bring her back in the form of the Eververse Trading Company. A store allowing you to buy cosmetic items and emotes for a new Destiny currency called Silver.

There’ll not be any items in Tess’s Catalogue that will impact the game in any way, it’ll all be optional cosmetic stuff that you will be able to do without and its purpose is to give players extra little bits and bobs that they might want to purchase. The hope is that any transactions that go through will fund items of free DLC like missions, events and weapons as Bungie look to extend Destiny’s life through 2016.

The store launches next week on October the 13th and to celebrate, Bungie will be giving all Guardians some free silver so they can make a purchase to see what this is all about.

Happy dancing.

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