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Name: PlayStation - Dying Light 2 Stay Human - Bloody Ties Announcement Trailer | PS5 & PS4 Games Category: Gaming Industry Videos Date Added: 08/24/2022 Submitter: Commander Fury Dying Light 2 Stay Human - Bloody Ties Announcement Trailer | PS5 & PS4 Games PlayStation - Dying Light 2 Stay Human - Bloody Ties Announcement Trailer | PS5 & PS4 Games
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Name: PlayStation - Hogwarts Legacy - Sebastian Sallow's Dark Legacy | PS5 & PS4 Games Category: Gaming Industry Videos Date Added: 08/24/2022 Submitter: Commander Fury Hogwarts Legacy - Sebastian Sallow's Dark Legacy | PS5 & PS4 Games PlayStation - Hogwarts Legacy - Sebastian Sallow's Dark Legacy | PS5 & PS4 Games
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Name: PlayStation - Farming Simulator 22 - Platinum Edition Gameplay Trailer | PS5 & PS4 Games Category: Gaming Industry Videos Date Added: 08/24/2022 Submitter: Commander Fury Farming Simulator 22 - Platinum Edition Gameplay Trailer | PS5 & PS4 Games PlayStation - Farming Simulator 22 - Platinum Edition Gameplay Trailer | PS5 & PS4 Games
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Name: Horse Tales: Emerald Valley Ranch - Gameplay Trailer | PS5 & PS4 Games Category: Gaming Industry Videos Date Added: 08/24/2022 Submitter: Commander Fury Horse Tales: Emerald Valley Ranch - Gameplay Trailer | PS5 & PS4 Games Horse Tales: Emerald Valley Ranch - Gameplay Trailer | PS5 & PS4 Games
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Name: The Last of Us Part I - (Audio Description) Launch Trailer | PS5 Games Category: Gaming Industry Videos Date Added: 08/24/2022 Submitter: Commander Fury The Last of Us Part I - (Audio Description) Launch Trailer | PS5 Games The Last of Us Part I - (Audio Description) Launch Trailer | PS5 Games
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Name: Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes - Gamescom Trailer | PS5 & PS4 Games Category: Gaming Industry Videos Date Added: 08/24/2022 Submitter: Commander Fury Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes - Gamescom Trailer | PS5 & PS4 Games Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes - Gamescom Trailer | PS5 & PS4 Games
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Name: APEX Legends | EU Wild Card Master Circuit Season 2 | PlayStation Tournaments Category: Gaming Industry Videos Date Added: 08/24/2022 Submitter: Commander Fury APEX Legends | EU Wild Card Master Circuit Season 2 | PlayStation Tournaments APEX Legends | EU Wild Card Master Circuit Season 2 | PlayStation Tournaments
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Name: APEX Legends | NA Wild Card Master Circuit Season 2 | PlayStation Tournaments Category: Gaming Industry Videos Date Added: 08/24/2022 Submitter: Commander Fury APEX Legends | NA Wild Card Master Circuit Season 2 | PlayStation Tournaments APEX Legends | NA Wild Card Master Circuit Season 2 | PlayStation Tournaments
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Gran Turismo players! The August update for Gran Turismo 7 arrives today August 24 at 11:00pm PDT* (August 24 at 7am BST / 3pm JST). Four New Added Cars! McLaren MP4/4 ’88 A legendary F1 machine that marked the end of the Turbo era. McLaren fought the 1988 F1 World Championships season in the MP4/4. This was a low height, low drag machine designed by Gordon Murray and Steve Nichols, powered by the Honda RA168E engine. This was also the last year for turbocharged machines in Formula racing. With the allowed maximum boost pressures reduced from 4 bars to 2.5 bars, and on-board fuel reduced by 45 litres to 150 litres in total, it was supposed to be a very tough season for the turbocharged machines. But in the end the McLaren Honda MP4/4 totally dominated the season with 15 wins out of 16 races. Of course, the chassis was very well developed, but the Honda engine which balanced fuel consumption and effective power extremely well is said to be the major factor in their victory. The number 12 MP4/4 was the car driven by Ayrton Senna. Senna put on an incredible performance this year with 13 pole positions and 8 wins and won the drivers’ championship. Pontiac GTO ‘The Judge’ ’69 This extreme sports package was introduced for later models of the GTO, the original muscle car. The original Pontiac GTO debuted in 1964 to great success and is said to be the original road-going muscle car. However, the 1968 second generation model changed to a more style oriented fastback and while it wasn’t lacking in performance it failed to stand up to more powerful rivals that had arrived on the scene. In a bid to make a comeback, General Motors released ‘The Judge’ in 1969. Costing a mere $332, this sports package included a staggering amount of equipment as standard. It included unique decals and racing stripes, a Hurst shifter, heavy duty suspension, wider tires, and a rear spoiler. The engine was upgraded to the 6.6L ‘Ram Air III’ V8, which was listed at 360 BHP but rumored to produce much more. As a result, ‘The Judge’ was able to top its rivals in both presence and performance, gaining it widespread attention. Just one year later though, strict emissions regulations came into effect in the United States and muscle cars like the GTO began to decline. Porsche Cayman GT4 ’16 A motorsport focused Cayman with the power of the 911. As 911 has always formed the backbone of Porsche’s sports car racing endeavours, racing focused 911 models have always been part of their catalogue line-up and available to the public. 2015 however, saw the arrival of an outlier. A motorsports version of the less powerful mid-ship Cayman coupe was introduced as the Cayman GT4. Its most notable feature is the powertrain. Based on that of the 911 Carrera S, it combines a 3.8L flat-6 engine with a 6-speed manual transmission. What’s more is it produces 379 BHP, more than the base model 911 Carrera. The brakes and suspension also use parts from the 991 GT3 and the ride height has been lowered 30 mm from the standard position. The exterior has also been changed to match the car’s new image with a unique front lip and fixed rear wing. A glance over the option list will also show you track focused this model is, featuring a roll cage, fire extinguishers and a 6-point harness for the driver’s seat. De Tomaso Mangusta (Christian Dior) An Italian sports car reimagined by a fashion giant. As one of France’s foremost luxury houses, Dior has continually led the industry since its very beginning. And this car that was born of an undertaking ‒ to reimagine sports cars through their elegant and evolutionary brand essence ‒ is the De Tomaso Mangusta (Christian Dior). The model that was selected as the ‘raw material’ is the De Tomaso Mangusta, an Italian sports car that proudly embodies the allure of the 1960s. The styling, which exhibits both finesse and strength, was designed by Giorgetto Giugiaro during his days at Carrozzeria Ghia, and is renowned for its gull-winged rear hatch.Artistic Director of Dior men’s collections Kim Jones has cast the House’s magic on the Mangusta, adorning it with livery that combines an intentionally conservative body colour, complete with chic stripes, in addition to the Dior lettering on the sides. Racing number 47 on the bonnet represents 1947, the year of Dior’s revolutionary debut collection. Kim Jones has also turned the car’s driver into an alluring part of the Dior universe. When the car is selected, the player’s racing suit and helmet will be instantly replaced by a suit designed by Dior, making the driver a part of the House’s expression, becoming one with this very special Mangusta. Introducing an avant-garde present based on a classic 1960s sports car: this is an epoch-making model that only a house like Dior ‒ one that truly knows the nature and esprit of fashion – can produce. Three New Layouts Added to Circuit de Barcelona- Catalunya Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya GP Layout No Chicane The chicane running into the final corner has been removed, transforming this once low-speed sector into a high-speed right turn and providing a thrilling layout where aerodynamics is thoroughly put to the test. To accompany the ‘No Chicane’ layout being added to the game, the existing Catalunya circuit has been titled ‘Circuit de Barcelona – Catalunya GP Layout’. Circuit de Barcelona ‒ Catalunya is a race circuit located approximately 30km north of Barcelona, Spain. It has been the stage for many epic F1 and MotoGP races since opening in September 1991 Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya National Layout The home straight from the GP Layout now runs into a hairpin turn, resulting in a more compact track that completely cuts through Sector 1 and half of Sector 2. Yet, there is still plenty on offer as the long back straight and technical 3rd Sector are preserved, providing a very satisfying racing experience. Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya Rallycross Layout This special rallycross layout is made up of the GP Layout’s Sector 3 and infield areas, resulting in a unique hybrid track composed of paved and unpaved surfaces. The jump in the middle of the track is a sight to behold. Be sure to stay tuned to official GT and PlayStation channels as there are plenty more updates to come from the team. Until then, happy racing! Café – Extra Menus These extra menus provide opportunities to create new car collections based on a variety of themes. Players who have reached the ending and have reached a certain Collector Level can access them and earn rewards. In Update 1.20, the following 2 extra Menu Books have been added. Further Menu Books are planned for future updates. ‘Abarth’ Collection: Opens at Collector Level 27 ‘Gr.2 Racing Cars’ Collection: Opens at Collector Level 38 * Internet connection required for update. Game progression required to access vehicles. View the full article
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When we started talking about launching Destiny 2 on the Epic Games Store, the goal was to make the game even more available to people all over the world, no matter what platform they preferred. But as soon as Bungie and Epic started talking, they realized they were huge fans of each other, and things started snowballing. This is how we ended up with a crossover spanning three games, six characters/outfits, a map recreation, and three Guardian classes reimagined as rock-em-sock-em jellybeans. Epic Firsts Both studios were embarking on new territory. Destiny 2 doesn’t have characters that come from other games. And on Epic’s side, although they celebrate welcoming a huge collection of recognizable faces into their universe, none of their original Fortnite outfits have appeared in any other game… until now. “When we started talking about who would be coming to Destiny 2 from Fortnite, we knew we wanted iconic, instantly recognizable outfits that were also fan-favorites, ” said Joss Price, director of strategic partnerships at Bungie. “We came up with our short list and when we went to Epic, they were already on the same page.” The list read: Drift, Black Knight, Oblivion. Since the teams at Epic and Bungie are big fans of each other’s games, it wasn’t surprising that they saw eye to eye when choosing outfits. It was easy to imagine the sleek and streamlined Oblivion as a Hunter. In other cases, it wasn’t just that Drift’s long coat matched a Warlock’s silhouette, the fact that they’re imbued with magic also came into play. Black Knight as a Titan? Easy choice. At Home in Destiny In a well-established universe, it can sometimes be hard to specify what makes something click into place or stick out like a sore thumb. Luckily, both Destiny 2 and Fortnite have been getting regular updates for years now and both teams have gotten really good at identifying when something blends seamlessly with the universe. Justin Dazet, Destiny 2’s commerce area lead, spoke glowingly about the team of artists working at Bungie. “Our artists are incredible at taking something that might not seem like it fits on paper and approaching it from a place we could have never imagined. We hold our art pillars very close, and I think you can see that in the consistency of our releases. Our goal is to ensure that you’re never pulled out of the fantasy.” There’s no single way to be a Guardian. And although they take many forms and have an infinite variety of styles (#ThreadsOfLight), we share the community’s respect for the Destiny universe, and can sense when something feels out of place. We also share the community’s passion for playing with non-canonical elements—after all, we never stopped being fans. Our goal is to strike a balance that allows us to flex our creativity in new ways while mindfully reeling things in until they feel at home. Price remembers, “A guiding phrase for us was, ‘Authentically Destiny 2, unmistakably Fortnite.’ We were blending two universes and we knew that staying true to both was possible or we wouldn’t have attempted it.” Landing in Fortnite Flying in the opposite direction (possibly in a Battle Bus) we find three iconic Destiny 2 characters: the Titan Vanguard, Commander Zavala; the Warlock Vanguard, Ikora Rey; and the time-traveling Exo Stranger. “Just like us, Epic has a very good idea for how things should fit in their game and what their design principles are,” said Bungie Art Lead, Josh Deeb. “The fact that they’re fans of Destiny 2 made remaining faithful to what makes our characters special easy—it felt like we were speaking the same language.” The teams identified features that make each character instantly recognizable, and sought to preserve those key aspects: ● Zavala’s glowing eyes which are a feature of the Awoken race. ● Ikora’s facial expressions—a signature of the Warlock’s intimidating and studious personality. ● The Exo Stranger’s robotic elements distinguish her from her two biological companions. PWR Joins the Squad In addition to the three Destiny 2 characters making their Fortnite debut, Epic also worked with creator team PWR to build an entire Destiny 2 map in Fortnite. “Javelin-4 is one of the most iconic and well-played maps and it ported really well,” said Price. “The team at PWR are huge Destiny fans, and the map was extensively playtested until it struck a balance that felt true to both games.” “As life-long fans of Bungie and avid players of Destiny 2 and Fortnite, it has been an incredible opportunity to work alongside such talented teams,” said PWR’s creative director of game development Boomer Gurney. “Bringing these two iconic games to life in one experience was challenging and only possible thanks to the passion of everyone involved. This project has been our most playtested game to date, and while it was invaluable to help fine-tune and capture the spirit of both titles, I think everyone was just having a lot of fun playing. We’re very proud of what we’ve been able to create together and excited for players to experience it live in Fortnite.” Dima Goryainov, Destiny’s universe concept art lead, spoke about one of the biggest challenges PWR faced with the recreation of Javelin-4. “PWR did an incredible job of finding really creative ways to use the existing Fortnite asset library and Creative toolset to very closely match the visuals of Destiny 2. Some areas of the map look nearly identical to the original Javelin-4 and even for something as specific as the rocket, enough similar pieces were creatively utilized in order to still get the overall feel across. They absolutely nailed the look in terms of visual design, detail density, and lighting.” Crank the Cute Slider to 100 Joining the party and adding a little extra chaos to the crossover, Mediatonic made the Fall Guys collab as painless as a pillow fight. As developers of Fall Guys , Mediatonic are all pros at this and have nailed adding new characters to their universe plenty of times. But for us, this was untraveled territory. We’ve never seen the three Destiny classes represented as Bumbling Beans before—most of us had never even considered what that might look like—but as soon as we witnessed Mediatonic’s eye-opening implementation from concept art to adorable playable characters, the approval on our side was a breeze. I mean, c’mon: As if that wasn’t enough, Katie Lennox, director of consumer products at Bungie, hinted at something both teams are working on, “I can’t say much now, but we’re really excited to be partnering with our friends at Fall Guys on some extra special squishy offerings for fans that will be revealed at a later date!” Follow Fall Guys and the Bungie Store on Twitter to make sure you get updated when the announcement happens. Sharing a Love for Games In hindsight, this partnership was a no-brainer. There’s a lot of crossover between communities; people who like to play Fortnite end up liking Destiny and vice versa. In fact, it was easy to find examples within both our studios. Here at Bungie, Dazet can’t start his day without a game of Fall Guys. Destiny 2’s Game Director, Joe Blackburn, loves playing Fortnite with his family, and Epic’s Chief Creative Officer, Donald Mustard, has said that Destiny 2 is one of his favorite games of all time. When you combine fandom with a passion for creativity, the results can be astounding; just look at the incredible work that comes out of both communities. That magical combination was found throughout this collaboration. “Although this was our first game of collaboration, it felt like we were at the World Series,” Said Deeb. “And to stretch the analogy a bit, when you work in games, it often feels like you’re in the same sport’s league. So, it’s understandable that some people might see that as a hyper competitive landscape, but it’s the opposite. We’re all fans of playing the game, so to speak, and getting to partner up like this is incredibly fun.” And so, as you prepare to take your new Black Knight ornament out for a Nightfall spin, throw a fluffy-fisted haymaker, or leap out of the Battle Bus with signature Sparrows and sword-themed pickaxes in hand, count yourself among the hundreds of fans that made this a reality. We hope you love playing what we made as much as we do. We’re all Guardians, now. See you starside. Destiny 2, Fortnite, and Fall Guys are available for free on the Epic Games Store and the PlayStation Store. PlayStation owners who link their account will be able to unlock a new Destiny 2 emblem set to release on September 1. Destiny 2 content is available today in Fortnite. Fortnite-themed armor ornaments are available today in Destiny 2. Guardian-themed costumes coming to Fall Guys beginning on September 17. View the full article