UK Deals: Nioh, Nintendo 2DS, Tom Clancy’s The Division, Gaming Headset
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Nioh's 9.6 rating was officialized late last week (read our review here), and we're sure most of you will be looking to get your hands on a copy before it's released tomorrow, February 8, 2017. IGN presents you with the best place to preorder Nioh below.
Currently the cheapest place to pre-order Nioh is with Boomerang who have it priced at £38.39. The closest competitor? Amazon, who have it for slightly less at £42.00 but with an option to save £2 and get it for £40.00 when you sign up here for a free 30-day trial.
Forza Horizon Dev Making a Non-Racing, Open World Game
Playground Games, the UK developer behind the Forza Horizon series, will be opening a second studio to work on a new game.
As reported by GamesIndustry.biz, the untitled new game - currently referred to only as 'Project 2' - will be open world, and will not feature racing.
"We feel like we've become pretty good at racing games over the years," said Playground founder, Ralph Fulton. "We can always get better, we can always strive to get better but we'd love to prove ourselves in a different genre.
"That's another goal of Project 2, to allow us to do that. We're going to need to hire some very talented people with experience that we don't have."
Forza Horizon Dev Making a Non-Racing, Open World Game
Playground Games, the UK developer behind the Forza Horizon series, will be opening a second studio to work on a new game.
As reported by GamesIndustry.biz, the untitled new game - currently referred to only as 'Project 2' - will be open world, and will not feature racing.
"We feel like we've become pretty good at racing games over the years," said Playground founder, Ralph Fulton. "We can always get better, we can always strive to get better but we'd love to prove ourselves in a different genre.
"That's another goal of Project 2, to allow us to do that. We're going to need to hire some very talented people with experience that we don't have."
Ubisoft Has Worked on an Assassin’s Creed VR Game
Ubisoft has spent some time working on a virtual reality Assassin's Creed game, subtitled Da Vinci’s Workshop, but it likely won't be getting a release.
According to VG24/7, the project is a collaboration between Ubisoft and students at NHTV in the Netherlands. "The game itself is a co-op escape room where players must solve numerous puzzles inside Leonardo’s workshop to recover a piece of Eden," says lead designer Tim van Kan on his website.
He also points out that, "currently there is no plan for game to be commercially released or released at all." This still leaves the chance of it will showing up at games expos, but it's also possible that Ubisoft is simply testing the waters for the possibilities of turning its major franchises into VR experiences without expending too much effort on its own part.
Ubisoft Has Worked on an Assassin’s Creed VR Game
Ubisoft has spent some time working on a virtual reality Assassin's Creed game, subtitled Da Vinci’s Workshop, but it likely won't be getting a release.
According to VG24/7, the project is a collaboration between Ubisoft and students at NHTV in the Netherlands. "The game itself is a co-op escape room where players must solve numerous puzzles inside Leonardo’s workshop to recover a piece of Eden," says lead designer Tim van Kan on his website.
He also points out that, "currently there is no plan for game to be commercially released or released at all." This still leaves the chance of it will showing up at games expos, but it's also possible that Ubisoft is simply testing the waters for the possibilities of turning its major franchises into VR experiences without expending too much effort on its own part.
The Best Place to Preorder Nioh
Help us get to 2000 likes! Like our page to get the latest deals straight to your news feed and also to find exclusive codes that we provide for our readers.
Nioh's 9.6 rating was officialized late last week (read our review here), and we're sure most of you will be looking to get your hands on a copy before it's released tomorrow, February 8, 2017. IGN presents you with the best place to preorder Nioh below.
Currently the cheapest place to pre-order Nioh is with Boomerang who have it priced at £38.39. The closest competitor? Amazon, who have it for slightly less at £42.00 but with an option to save £2 and get it for £40.00 when you sign up here for a free 30-day trial.
The Best Place to Preorder Nioh
Help us get to 2000 likes! Like our page to get the latest deals straight to your news feed and also to find exclusive codes that we provide for our readers.
Nioh's 9.6 rating was officialized late last week (read our review here), and we're sure most of you will be looking to get your hands on a copy before it's released tomorrow, February 8, 2017. IGN presents you with the best place to preorder Nioh below.
Currently the cheapest place to pre-order Nioh is with Boomerang who have it priced at £38.39. The closest competitor? Amazon, who have it for slightly less at £42.00 but with an option to save £2 and get it for £40.00 when you sign up here for a free 30-day trial.
First Look at John Boyega in Pacific Rim 2
The Force Awakens actor John Boyega has shared a first look at his Pacific Rim: Uprising character.
Boyega posted a photo of his character Jake Pentecost on Twitter, though the image doesn't reveal much besides the interesting-looking location that he's in, perhaps the inside of a Jaeger.
I am Pentecost
2018#PacificRimUprising pic.twitter.com/36BEwIVRVD
— John Boyega (@JohnBoyega) February 7, 2017
First Look at John Boyega in Pacific Rim 2
The Force Awakens actor John Boyega has shared a first look at his Pacific Rim: Uprising character.
Boyega posted a photo of his character Jake Pentecost on Twitter, though the image doesn't reveal much besides the interesting-looking location that he's in, perhaps the inside of a Jaeger.
I am Pentecost
2018#PacificRimUprising pic.twitter.com/36BEwIVRVD
— John Boyega (@JohnBoyega) February 7, 2017
24: Legacy Episode 2 Review
Warning! This review contains full spoilers about the plot of the latest episode of 24: Legacy. Proceed as Jack Bauer would!
With episode two settling into 24: Legacy’s normal Monday night slot, this installment served as a better introduction to the world and its inhabitants. While we get more information than in the pilot, but I can’t help but feel like something’s missing. Carter needs to get his hands on some serious cash, CTU has a pulse, school’s out for one of our characters… and that damn mole issue may be over.
Poor Drew. What a bad way to go out. Killed by your girlfriend’s lover. Heartbreak is the ultimate evil. Sure, there's that whole part about them being terrorists, but that heartbreak!! Amira and Mr. Harris were just one of the sleeper cells on the flash drive, which I am upset I didn't pick up on last episode. The high school storyline is the most intriguing in these first episodes because how different from an expected “24” storyline it is, and it arguably had the most action this week.