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The has launched a new line of collectible tins depicting four time-traveling Pokémon. The new tins, titled feature four different designs. The central theme for these tins is a time paradox, which brings four Pokémon from different times into the present. All four Pokémon were also part of the TCG expansion, making them must-haves for collectors who failed to pull them in that set.
Having the freedom to travel across multiple planets is a huge selling point for , but making the first choice about which to visit can be a challenge. After a brief stint in Canto Bight, the early parts of the game focus exclusively on the moon Toshara, home to plenty of stealth missions and windy fields of grain. Kay's stuck until she can get the ship's hyperdrive fixed, but once that happens, three of the game's planets open up as possibilities to jump to next.
Valve's upcoming multiplayer shooter Deadlock is still in development, but that hasn't stopped cheaters from already appearing. Thankfully, the developers seem to be working on a solution.
The Dune franchise once had a major position in games. As time went on, however, we hit a drought of Dune titles that lasted decades. With the release of the new films bringing the IP back into the spotlight, we not only got an announcement of a new RTS Dune game, Dune: Spice Wars, but a second one as well that took the entire industry by surprise. While Spice Wars looks to be a return to one of the best strategy games ever made, this new title takes the series in a different direction.
There's not much longer left before Firaxis Games' highly anticipated Civilization 7 releases now, so it's not surprising that the developers are teasing upcoming content - including the first six available in-game civilizations, from the Antiquity Age to the Exploration Age.
It's arriving in December and represents a festival of togetherness that enraptures families the world over. That's right: The PC Gaming Show is back, and it's bringing a hefty sack of videogame magic when it hits this December 5.
It’s probably unfair to say Team Fortress 2 is on life support—Steam Workshop content is implemented regularly enough and the recent bot banwaves show Valve at least has a hand (or pinky finger) on the wheel—but it has been a hot minute since the game has had a meaningful content drop. The elder statesman FPS still gets its annual, community-led Summer Update, but it’s coming up on seven long years since Valve threw its weight behind TF2 with the Jungle Inferno update that brought new maps, items, and Pyro balancing. Valve implied the same treatment would be coming to the Heavy as well, but so far, every content update since has come with the same caveat: manage your expectations.
Holodramas are small snippets of dramatic radio plays in . These Holodramas are slices of soap operas and the best entertainment the galaxy has to offer. They act as fun collectibles that expand the Star Wars universe and provide a simple laugh to players who manage to find them.