Capcom Details How to Enter the Street Fighter 5 Beta
We learned a few quick details about beta entry for Street Fighter V at Sony's E3 2015 press conference, and now we have a full guide for how players around the world can qualify.
In North America (Canada and the United States), beta keys can be obtained by pre-ordering Street Fighter V from GameStop, Amazon, Best Buy, and the PlayStation Network. An email containing a key from the respective retailer will later be sent out starting July 20. Those who pre-order on the PSN will not have to redeem a beta key and will automatically be able to download the client on July 20.
Don’t Starve: Giant Edition Coming to Xbox One
After a ratings board leak revealed the possibility of Don't Starve: Giant Edition coming to Xbox One, developer Klei Entertainment confirmed its release.
"Hmmm...I guess the cat's out of the bag! We'll update with more info once we have a date," said a post on the official Klei Twitter account.
The Xbox One version was originally revealed when a screenshot of its listing on a German ratings board leaked onto the internet. Currently, no further details about this version are known outside of its existence.
Destiny: The Fans Are Not Happy
Destin Legarie, and Fran Mirabella are back discussing The Taken King Leaks, Elimination, and what the fans want at E3 2015.
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11 Things You Need to Know About Star Wars: The Old Republic’s Knights of the Fallen Empire Expansion
BioWare turned heads at E3 with yet another gorgeous trailer for Star Wars: The Old Republic.
Its new expansion, Knights of the Fallen Empire, introduced us to a pair of force-sensitive brothers, one dressed in black, the other in white, who lead a powerful new faction in galactic battles.
After watching the trailer on repeat a few times, we chatted with BioWare about how this new expansion will play, how much it costs, and whether we can play it with friends. These are the 11 things you need to know before jumping back into BioWare's Star Wars MMO.
You must be a subscriber to Star Wars: The Old Republic to access the new expansion. If you subscribe early, you’ll gain early access to Knights of the Fallen Empire as well as in-game bonuses, including a new companion and vehicle. BioWare isn’t making this expansion accessible any other way -- not even as a standalone product. There’s a good reason for that...
New to Amazon Prime for July
It's not exactly a frequent occurrence, but it looks like Amazon Prime actually may outclass Netflix in the "new movie/TV offerings" department for July. As Netflix continues to focus heavily on its original content, of course.
Netflix in July: Bojack Horseman, Wet Hot American Prequel, More
But yeah, in July Amazon Prime's got '80s fare like Flashdance, Dirty Dancing, UHF, 48 HRS., and Dragonslayer. Plus, cult favorites like The Warriors and Kubrick's Dr. Strangelove along with Oscar nominated films like Glory and Gandhi. And on the TV front there's The Newsroom, Glee, Boardwalk Empire, True Blood, and the HBO movie Behind the Candelabra.
Wrestling Wrap Up: The Authority Crushes Brock Lesnar
I'd all but mentally tuned out of RAW Monday night by the time the final overlap segment rolled around. What was to be the big "Seth Rollins Apology" (following the Lesnar apology and the Kevin Owens apology - RAW IS SORRY!). I expected Brock to come back out but I really only thought we'd get a repeat of last week. The stare down.
Speaking of last week, the Wrap Up kinda/sorta got smothered under all the E3 coverage and happenings, so here it is. If you missed it and want to read it. I know, it's a week old now. Which in is fifty thousand million years in Internet time. It probably has references to Jurassic World and other lame old movies that old people watched back in the day.
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Xbox One Forza 6 Limited Edition 1TB Bundle
If you like racing games, big hard drives, and bright blue, you'll probably like the latest Xbox One 1TB bundle. It releases September 15th and is available for pre-order on Amazon.
Fallout 4 Pip-Boy Edition Now Available for a Limited Time
Throughout the week, the special edition of Fallout 4 containing a working Pip-Boy peripheral will be available at various retailers for a short time.
Bethesda announced this availability in their blog, claiming they were able to "squeeze some more Pip-Boys out of the factories" to meet fan demand.
Containing a funcional Pip-Boy, capsule case, a copy of Fallout 4, Robco Industries stand, Vault-Tec Perk Poster, and a Pip-Boy Pocket Guide, this special edition was announced during E3 2015 at Bethesda's press conference.
Xbox One’s Backwards Compatibility: So Far, So Good
Xbox One's backwards compatibility feature was one of the biggest surprises to come out of E3—so naturally, when I finally got back to the office after the show, I wanted to test it out.
To my surprise, it works exactly as described. (That's not a dig at Microsoft—I'm just accustomed to pre-release software that tends to be, well...pre-release software.) After logging into an account with Preview Program access, I popped a Mass Effect disc into my Xbox One and immediately got a prompt to download a roughly 7GB file. A little less than 10 minutes later, the Xbox 360 startup screen flashed across my TV; the Mass Effect main menu followed shortly after. My screen did black out between the boot animation’s fade-out and the BioWare logo’s appearance, but we are still in a Preview phase of this feature, so it's possible that may not be the final experience. I repeated the experiment with Viva Piñata, and that went smoothly as well.
The Evil Within’s New Update Does Away With Letterboxing
Playing The Evil Within through a letterboxed gameplay window is no longer necessary.
A new update to the survival horror game has introduced an new Full-Screen mode that does away with the thick black bars on the top and bottom of the screen, instead giving players the option to fill all of the empty screen space with a view of the game world.
The update has also rebalanced casual difficulty to allow players more ammo and a more forgiving health bar.
This patch is currently available on Xbox One, Xbox 360, PC, PlayStation 3, and PlayStation 4.
The last of The Evil Within's DLC recently released and took place from a unique perspective. Read IGN's review to learn more about it, and check out this week's Deals with Gold to purchase it at a discount.