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Xbox Will Be at E3 2019
PlayStation might be skipping E3 for the first time in 24 years, but Microsoft won't be following suit.
Shortly after Sony made its announcement that it would not be a part next year's expo, the Xbox Twitter account made clear that Microsoft will be in attendance:
Watch Us Stream Two More Hours of Fallout 76 on IGN Plays Live
The world can't be rebuilt after a nuclear apocalypse in a day, so we're heading back into the Wasteland to stream another two hours of Fallout 76, this time on the Xbox One X.
Join us as we travel the radiation-lined country roads of West Virginia today, November 19, from 12-2pm PT/3-5pm ET/8-10pm UK (Tuesday, November 20, from 5-7am AET).
As always, you can watch right here on the front page of IGN.com, or you can find us on YouTube, Twitch, and Mixer.
10 Big Changes from Pokemon Yellow to Pokemon: Let’s Go
It’s been 20 years since the launch of Pokemon Yellow in Japan, and in that time the creature-collecting franchise has evolved quite a bit. Pokemon: Let’s Go, Pikachu and Let’s Go, Eevee revisit the enhanced, Pikachu-focused take on Pokemon Red and Blue, and while Game Freak’s remake is largely faithful to the Game Boy classic, not everything's the same.
Here are 10 big changes from Pokemon Yellow to Pokemon: Let’s Go.
Pokemon Go Park
Much of Kanto in Let’s Go is a spruced up version of what you remember from Pokemon Yellow, but fans will spot several changes to the overworld—some big and others small. Most noteworthy is the Safari Zone north of Fuchsia City, which is no longer an explorable area where you can capture Pokemon. In Let’s Go, it’s essentially an entryway to Pokemon Go Park, an entirely new area where you can import your creatures from Pokemon Go.
Assassin’s Creed Wine Collection Features a Bottle for Each Assassin’s Region
Ubisoft and winemaker Lot18 have announced that they will be producing a limited-edition collection of wine based on the main characters and locations of various Assassin's Creed titles.
Each bottle will have a specially designed label that features one of six assassins - Assassin's Creed II's Ezio Auditore, Assassin's Creed Origins' Bayek of Siwa, Assassin's Creed's Altaïr Ibn-La'ahad, Assassin's Creed Unity's Arno Dorian, Assassin's Creed III: Liberation' Aveline de Grandpré, and Assassin's Creed III's Connor.
Sydnee’s Livestreaming 2 Hours of Pokemon: Let’s Go, Pikachu
What's up, everybody! Sydnee here, and tomorrow, November 16, starting at 2pm PT/5pm ET/10pm UK (November 17 at 9am AET) I'm streaming Pokemon: Let's Go, Pikachu.
I'm stoked to jump back into Kanto and check out the change in catching wild Pokemon. Won't you join me?
As always, you can watch right here on the front page of IGN.com, or you can find me on YouTube, Twitch, and Mixer.
Sunset Overdrive Officially Coming to PC
The rumors, leaks, and ratings board updates were all true: Sunset Overdrive is officially coming to PC tomorrow.
Insomniac Games made the announcement on Twitter today, releasing a trailer confirming the previously Xbox One-exclusive Sunset Overdrive is heading to Windows 10.
It's been a long road for Insomniac to get to this point, with Sunset Overdrive originally releasing in 2014 as one of the Xbox One's tentpole exclusives. But talk of a PC port started more than two years ago.
In 2016, Insomniac said that it would "love" to bring Sunset Overdrive to PC but admitted that it would need approval from publisher Microsoft. Last year, Insomniac CEO Ted Price indicated that he'd like to make a Sunset Overdrive 2 and bring that to multiple platforms, but he said his studio would need a publisher to make it happen.
Batkid Remains Cancer-Free After Five Years
Batkid, aka Miles Scott, remains cancer-free five years after battling both leukemia and the villains of Gotham City.
As reported by the San Francisco Chronicle, Miles was granted a wish by the Make-a-Wish Foundation in 2013 to become Batman, effectively turning San Francisco into Gotham City for a day with the help of 12,000 volunteers.
Miles cruised around the city in a Lamborghini that was made to look like the Batmobile, answered a call from the police commissioner, and faced down the Riddler and Penguin, ultimately being awarded the key to the city. According to the foundation, Miles received his last treatment just before becoming Batkid.
Marvel Teases Wolverine and Cyclops Are ‘The Last X-Men’
Things are looking pretty bleak for the X-Men in 2019. Following the events of the "X-Men Disassembled" storyline, the team's ranks will shrink dramatically. In fact, Marvel's teaser for Uncanny X-Men #12 teases that Wolverine and Cyclops will be "the last X-Men."
Check out Salvador Larroca's cover for issue #12 below:
Marvel also revealed the Cyclops-focused cover to Uncanny X-Men #11, also drawn by Larroca:
A Close-Up Look at the Millennium Falcon’s Control Panel
It's the ship that made the Kessel Run in less than 12 parsecs -- the Millennium Falcon! And now a book exploring every nook and cranny of the beloved ship is on its way this month: Star Wars: Millennium Falcon - Owner’s Workshop Manual.
The Falcon, which became famous thanks to Han Solo and Chewbacca's exploits as pirates, and rebel heroes, is one of the most iconic vehicles in movie history. And Insight Editions' Haynes Manual, which is being released this month, looks to be a gateway for fans who want to learn more about the YT-1300 Corellian freighter. That includes close-up looks at the Falcon's cockpit control panel, hyperdrive engine, laser cannons, and more. Check out some images from the book, including a few pages exclusive to IGN, in the gallery below: