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PlayStation Adds Free Black Lives Matter Theme

On Oct 19, 2020 11:17 pm, by NuclearCoffee



Sony has released a free theme for the PlayStation 4, featuring the words “Black Lives Matter” at the bottom of the screen, with a raised fist in the air. The theme is black and yellow, and the system’s icons get a similar coloration when the theme is used. The theme comes months after several video game companies announced their support for Black Lives Matter, including The Pokemon Company, which pledged $100,000 to the group. At this time, it’s unclear whether or not the theme will be a limited time offer, or if it will be a permanent option for PS4 owners. An image of the theme can be found in the Tweet embedded below. read more

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Call of Duty Haunting of Verdansk start time brings horror crossovers and Zombie Royale

On Oct 19, 2020 10:56 pm, by NuclearCoffee


We’re closing in on the end of October, and that means pretty much all games are Halloween games. Call of Duty is no exception, and both Modern Warfare and Warzone are getting into the spooky spirit with the Haunting of Verdansk event. The event brings in a fresh set of cosmetics based on Saw and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, adds a new Warzone LTM called Zombie Royale. read more

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New Texas Chainsaw Massacre Teaser Poster Released

On Oct 19, 2020 10:16 pm, by NuclearCoffee


In honor of iconic horror villain Leatherface debuting in “The Haunting of Verdansk,” a massive Halloween event for Call of Duty: Warzone and Modern Warfare, Legendary Entertainment unveiled our first look at the new film in the sequel with a poster emblazoned with the iconic character, while also debuting the film’s official website, which brings with it a 2021 release date. The new film is set to be a direct continuation of the original 1974 Texas Chain Saw Massacre from filmmaker Tobe Hooper, likely aiming to replicate the success earned by 2018’s Halloween, which served as a direct sequel to the 1978 Halloween. You can learn more about the film by heading to TexasChainsaw.com. read more

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Fall Guys Reveals Hot Fixes for October

On Oct 19, 2020 9:15 pm, by NuclearCoffee



New Hot Fixes are now live in Fall Guys, and developer Mediatonic has pulled back the curtain on what fans can expect to see. The Hot Fixes were revealed on the company’s Trello page, which can be found right here. On that page, Mediatonic groups together the game’s issues by category, so fans can see what the company knows about, what issues are currently being investigated, and which problems are slated to be fixed next. As a result, fans get a window into the process and how things are progressing! On Twitter, the company posted an image of the Hot Fixes, which can be found embedded below. read more

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Mars Horizon is basically Kerbal Space Program Tycoon, and it hits Steam in November

On Oct 19, 2020 8:23 pm, by NuclearCoffee


If you’ve got a major need for space games in the leadup to Kerbal Space Program 2, there’s a solid alternative on the, er, horizon in the form of Mars Horizon. Rather than the simulation-first space exploration of Kerbal, Mars Horizon is about the day-to-day operations of a space agency in the style of the great tycoon games. And after numerous betas and demos, it’s finally set to hit Steam in November. read more

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Tome of Beasts 2 Adds a Plethora of Fantastic Monsters to Dungeons & Dragons

On Oct 19, 2020 8:14 pm, by NuclearCoffee



Kobold Press has released a new bestiary filled with hundreds of interesting threats for Dungeons & Dragons. After a successful Kickstarter earlier this year, Kobold Press has officially released Tome of Beasts 2, their third bestiary of monsters made for Fifth Edition Dungeons & Dragons. The book is a standalone bestiary with over 400 different monsters, ranging from high-level threats like ancient imperial dragons and demon lords to weirder creatures like the Snake With a Hundred Mage Hands or the very seasonal Snow Terror, which looks like a Frosty the Snowman pulled straight out of hell. read more