WWE Survivor Series: The 13 Greatest Teams of All Time
After a very mixed-up week - which involved Daniel Bryan winning the WWE Championship and white hot Becky Lynch being pulled from her highly-anticipated PPV bout with Ronda Rousey - things have finally settled into place, mostly, regarding this Sunday's WWE Survivor Series PPV.
Brock Lesnar and Daniel Bryan will collide while Charlotte will sub for Becky in the match with Rousey. The rest of the card features a series of RAW vs. SmackDown Live matches - from Seth Rollins vs. Shinsuke Nakamura to the brands' respective 5-person men and women's teams clashing in "traditional" elimination encounters. It was a quick and clumsy road to get here, but everything's cinched into place now.
Rumor: Microsoft’s Considering Building a Disc-Less Xbox One for Release in 2019
A recent rumor suggests that Microsoft is considering a new Xbox One SKU that removes the disc drive as a cost-reducing measure.
As reported by Thurrott, this console would very much be part of the Xbox One family of devices and not the next-generation group of hardware that could compose Scarlett. This rumored Xbox One is expected to be released sometime in 2019, possibly as early as spring, and sell for $200 or less. The rumor also maintains that any Scarlet consoles would end up coming later, sometime in 2020.
Just Cause 4’s Army of Chaos: Strikes – IGN First
Just Cause 4 might still be about freeing an oppressed country through the medium of explosions, but exactly how you're freeing it has changed since the last game. Welcome to the Army of Chaos.
In this miniseries, we'll be running through the game's new systems for taking back regions across the nation of Solís, how you'll do that (spoiler, there's are lots of loud noises), and what you'll get in return.
This week, we get into Strikes, the missions you'll need to complete to get on with the lovely business of liberating an oppressed nation.
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Looking Glass Was ‘Game Development Grad School’ Says BioShock Developer
Looking Glass Studios is responsible for some of gaming’s most influential series ever, including System Shock, Thief, and Ultima Underworld. Since its heyday, many of its former employees have gone on to create even more classic games that draw clear inspiration from those groundbreaking worlds, like Dishonored and BioShock. For Joe Fielder, it was practically like going to grad school for the rest of his career.
“Looking Glass, you know a lot of those folks were former MIT,” Fielder said on this month’s episode of IGN Unfiltered. “They brought a lot of intellect and logic to making immersive sims. It ends up that making games based on logical simulations, having a strong logic background really helps. For all those folks, and working with
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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.