Assassin’s Creed Shadows: Claws of Awaji was a free bonus for players who pre-ordered the game, but it’s also available for $25 as downloadable content for anyone who didn’t. This expansion adds over 10 hours of new gameplay and is included with a Ubisoft+ subscription.
This game is a direct follow-up to RF Online, which originally became popular in South Korea in 2004 before being released internationally in English in 2006. The game recently launched in South Korea about six months ago, in March.
In a recent blog post, YouTube’s Chief Product Officer, Johanna Voolich, explained that the platform was founded twenty years ago with the goal of giving everyone a chance to share their creations with the world. She noted that creators have since had a huge impact on culture and entertainment, exceeding all expectations.
Police in Florida reported this week that a man stole up to $20,000 from Paddlefish, a well-known restaurant at Disney Springs near Disney World. According to authorities, the suspect swam to the restaurant after midnight on Monday, September 15th, while it was closed, and broke into the manager’s office.
Battlestate Games recently published a Steam FAQ to clarify how Escape From Tarkov will function on the platform. The FAQ details supported Steam features and explains how existing players can access the game through Steam.
To update your console, navigate to the Settings menu. From there, go to System, then System Software, and finally select System Software Update and Settings.
You know how people always say they’d ‘sell their soul’ for something cool, like a ton of money or an amazing trip? Well, this one woman actually went and *did* it. Seriously, she actually traded her soul – it’s a wild story!
PlayStation’s recent State of Play presentations have each highlighted one game: Ghost of Yotei in July and the new James Bond game, 007: First Light, from IO Interactive earlier this month. If a new report is accurate, that means we could see two big PlayStation events in a single month. Interestingly, NateTheHate2 correctly predicted the date of the latest Nintendo Direct at the beginning of September.
Today’s launch is an early version of the game, meaning it’s still in development. Players might find some bugs or unexpected issues. The developers at Full Circle are planning to add more features over time, including new game modes, tricks, leaderboards, and voice chat for parties.
For a few months, Xbox Insiders have been testing a feature that brings together games from different stores. Now, all Xbox PC app users can see and launch games they own from Steam, the Epic Games Store, Battle.net, and other popular platforms, all within the Xbox app. The app also tracks your recently played games, regardless of where they’re installed.