Commander Fury

Hi there, PlayStation community! We’re Monster Couch, and we make digital board game adaptations. Our digital version of Wingspan—one of the most acclaimed tabletop games of recent years—will be available on PS5 and PS4 on October 11. Play Video We’re excited to tell you about it – let’s start with the basics. Wingspan, at its heart, is a strategy card game in which every card is a bird you place into one of the three habitats of your portfolio – wetlands, grasslands and forest. Sounds easy, right? It is! But the devil’s in the details, as each habitat has its specific purpose, and every card you place has its own cost and unique abilities you can make use of. By thinking strategically and smartly combining the birds’ abilities, you’ll create satisfying combinations, chains, and engines that will net you victory points, and by scoring more than your opponents, you’ll win the game. At the same time, the game offers a cozy, relaxing escape. You’ll be placing your birds on idyllic preserve backdrops, listening to their chirps and the game’s serene soundtrack. It’s a change of pace compared to the breakneck tempo of some of the other games on the market. That’s because we wanted Wingspan to be something you can play to unwind, and the visuals and music were created with this in mind. Let’s talk about game modes for a second. Whether you’re a solo player and want to test your skills against AI opponents or the Automa (which is a specifically designed artificial opponent governed by a deck of cards, which works a bit differently to AI players), or play multiplayer with your friends or family locally, you can do that in Wingspan. You can also hop online to join match-made games with birders from all over the world. There are even weekly challenges for those who really want to show off their competitive spirit. There’s something here for every type of player! What sets Wingspan apart from similar titles is that it’s not just a bunch of mechanics with a slapped-on theme. It’s a charming little preserve full of beautiful birds you create each game you play, in which the birds’ abilities correspond to their real-life counterparts. For example, your hawks will hunt, your pelicans will fish, and your geese will form a flock. You’ll be able to get to know interesting tidbits about your preserve’s inhabitants from the cards, too. What’s cool is that when Wingspan launches on October 11, it’s not just the base game that will be available. We’re bringing the entire flock of expansions and decorative content to the PlayStation consoles! These include two big expansions released up to this point – European and Oceania – with all kinds of new birds from the respective continents and new gameplay elements. In addition to that, two decorative packs are coming, with new backgrounds and avatars you can use to customize your in-game profile. Last, but not least – Wingspan will also launch physically simultaneously, thanks to the fantastic team over at Merge Games. The Special Edition box will include the following: The base game European and Oceania expansions Seasonal Decorative Pack If you’re one of the gamers who would like to show off your shelf collection, the Special Edition is for you. Hopefully, the above gives you an idea of Wingspan. In this post, we reflected on the game’s core gameplay aspects and relaxing nature (pun intended). We can’t wait to see you in the game on October 11. View the full article

Last week, we asked you to get together your favorite in-game squad of characters and share using #PSshare #PSBlog. Here are this week’s highlights: call_me_xavii shares Aloy backed by her companions Zo and Varl in Horizon Forbidden West. MrioMoreno5 shares a football squad cheering in victory in eFootball 2024. SeeyoulaterHihi shares a moment where Ellie and Joel team up with Sam and Henry in The Last of Us Part I. ForgottenJasmin shares Akito and KK posted up with some antagonists in Ghostwire: Tokyo. juniaxe shares Ichiban Kasuga taking a selfie with his squad in Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth. lovers_nero shares V and his familiars in Devil May Cry 5. Search #PSshare #PSBlog on Twitter or Instagram to see more entries to this week’s theme. Want to be featured in the next Share of the Week? THEME: Work SUBMIT BY: 11:59 PM PT on September 4, 2024 Next week, we’re getting to work. Share characters working at a job or interacting with a working professional in the game of your choice using #PSshare #PSBlog for a chance to be featured. View the full article

Name: PlayStation - Astro Bot - Behind The Scenes Series EP1: Crafted Gameplay | PS5 Games Category: Gaming Industry Videos Date Added: 08/30/2024 Submitter: Commander Fury Astro Bot - Behind The Scenes Series EP1: Crafted Gameplay | PS5 Games PlayStation - Astro Bot - Behind The Scenes Series EP1: Crafted Gameplay | PS5 Games

Name: PlayStation - Astro Bot - Launch Trailer | PS5 Games Category: Gaming Industry Videos Date Added: 08/30/2024 Submitter: Commander Fury Astro Bot - Launch Trailer | PS5 Games PlayStation - Astro Bot - Launch Trailer | PS5 Games

Name: PlayStation - Date Z - Launch Trailer | PS5 & PS4 Games Category: Gaming Industry Videos Date Added: 08/30/2024 Submitter: Commander Fury Date Z - Launch Trailer | PS5 & PS4 Games PlayStation - Date Z - Launch Trailer | PS5 & PS4 Games

Hi everyone. How have you all been these last few weeks? Enjoying some holidays and some hot summer gaming, I hope! It is my pleasure today, on behalf of the little robots of Team Asobi, to give you one more update on Astro Bot before we launch on September 6. Please check out our new trailer that unveils a few more cool features we had kept under wraps. Play Video New launch trailer gameplay Let’s start up with new worlds and new gameplay, introducing Handy-D, a cheeky monkey on Astro’s back that lets Astro climb, swing, and slam using its giant hands. This is a returning mechanic we’re taking to a fuller level by mixing it with the core platforming. You will also find Muteki (which means invincible in Japanese), a fitting name for Astro’s iron armor that lets him roll around spiky areas, fit inside tight spaces or get blasted like a cannonball! Finally, you’ll also catch a glimpse of Astro turning into a tiny weeny mouse which makes the world, and every surrounding stomp feel huge through the DualSense wireless controller. One of our favorites right there! Also visible in this new trailer is the way the bots you rescue will affect the adventure. There are 300 total bots to rescue in Astro Bot, of which 150 are PlayStation cameos. We put a ton of love into animating these characters, so they re-enact funny moments from their respective games. So, no matter who your favorite PlayStation characters are, you’re bound to have a laugh with them. Once rescued, these little guys can combine to perform group actions that let you explore more of the hub planet. In the video, you can see a few of the PlayStation characters working together to make a running wall for Astro to get to higher places. And finally… the part that a lot of you have been wondering and asking about ever since sharing our first trailer: The hero gameplay! So, yes, at a very few key moments in the adventure, Astro will get to borrow some special abilities from some PlayStation heroes. In this video, we can see how Kratos shares the amazing Leviathan Axe for Astro to use in a God of War-infused level. We won’t talk more about this because we believe it is one of the nicest features to discover by yourselves. We simply hope you find it to be both a faithful and fun tribute to the original material. We’d like to take this chance to thank all the game teams out there who gave us their trust and support to make this big PlayStation celebration possible. There are still many other things we have not talked about! So we are very excited to see your reactions when Astro lands on September 6. Before going, we have a few more announcements to make: Please remember to collect your 4 special Bots in Astro’s Playroom, pre-loaded on your PS5. Once rescued, you will be able to take these bots to the new game and add them to your starting crew. And in the last few hours preceding the Astro Bot, we will hold a special celebration countdown inside Astro’s Playroom. Please come and check it out. Talking of the final countdown, as we approach Astro Bot’s launch on September 6, you still have time to pre-order the game and receive early unlock of costumes and paints for your DualSpeeder as well as the Digital Soundtrack and Digital Artbook if you opt for the Digital Deluxe Edition. Behind the scenes of Astro Bot And finally, we also invite you to check out our behind-the-scene series. These are quite short and snappy videos and a fun moment for us to sit down and reflect after many months of continuous work. We hope you enjoy these videos too. They will roll out as follows: Play Video Episode 1: Crafted Gameplay Members of Team Asobi discuss what it takes to make a platformer feel good. Episode 2: Techno Magic (TBA) Discover how Team Asobi uses technology to create magical moments. Episode 3: PlayStation Fiesta (TBA) Learn how the PlayStation cameos came about, and the level of collaboration needed with other PlayStation Studios to bring this celebration to life. Episode 4: Overflowing Charm (TBA) We focus on the fun features of Astro Bot, from graphics to animation and all other charming touches. Episode 5: Being an Asobi (TBA) An insider’s look at what it means to be working at Team Asobi and features some of the young talents from the studio. And that’s about it! The only thing left for us is to thank you for all the months of care and support leading to this launch. It has been a fun ride to go from a pre-loaded demo to taking Astro to the big stage. But it would never have happened without the encouragement from you, the players. From all of us at Team Asobi, thank you from the bottom of our little robotic hearts. View the full article

Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 on PlayStation 5 is a stunning game, filled with jaw-dropping action sequences, breathtaking environments, and intense battles that are perfect for capturing glorious screenshots. With the Swarm Engine taking full advantage of the PlayStation 5 hardware, pushing it to its limits to display hundreds of enemies and rich sceneries all at once, you’ll experience what it means to be a soldier in the galactic war that is Warhammer 40,000 like never before. Capture yourself shredding Tyranids as towering structures fall in the background. Fight alongside the relentlessly courageous Imperial Guard as they defend the Recidious solar system. The Warhammer universe has never looked so rich. Whether you’re looking to immortalize a perfectly executed move or showcase the intricate details of your armor, Photo Mode is here to make it happen. In this guide, we’ll walk you through everything you need to know to become a master photographer in the grim darkness of the far future. Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2’s PlayStation 5 Photo Mode is more than just a tool—it’s your canvas to create epic, dramatic, and awe-inspiring images. Start your journey as a Warhammer photographer! Getting started with Photo Mode You can enter Photo Mode directly from the pause screen during any single-player session. All you need to do is press the Square button and the game will automatically stop, giving you all the time you need to frame the perfect shot. Keep in mind that Photo Mode cannot be accessed during CGI or pre-calculated cutscenes, ensuring you don’t miss any crucial moments in the narrative. Photo Mode offers a suite of intuitive tools to help you capture the perfect image, and it starts with the ways you can customize your Space Marines (and companions) to set them up just right before the money shot: Character Visibility: Celebrating the sheer power and determination of Lieutenant Titus can sometimes require him to be the only subject of your screenshots, so you can choose to show or hide your AI companions with the Character Visibility function. That’s also true for Titus himself, if you’re looking to capture his battle-brothers Chairon and/or Gadriel. Helmet Visibility: Some Space Marines among you like to feel the last breaths of their enemies on their skin during combat while others prefer the extra safety and the fierce look of a Primaris Marine’s helmet. Choose whether or not to equip it in your shots with the Helmet Visibility function. Facial Expressions: Add some personality to all the Space Marines in your shots with customizable facial expressions. Along with the standard Default, Helmet, and a range of intense emotions like an angry stare, a satisfied grin and more are available for you to play with. Camera controls Mastering the camera is key to creating stunning images: Free Camera Movement: Move the camera freely on all axes, but note that it cannot stray more than 10 meters from your character or clip through walls. Rotation: Rotate the camera to find the perfect angle. Vertical Movement: Adjust the camera height to get the best perspective. Camera Roll: Turn the camera from -90 to +90 degrees around your characters. Hide UI: Temporarily hide the Photo Mode interface for an unobstructed view. If you’d like to revert all the changes and adjustments you made since entering Photo Mode, you may press Reset Changes to return to your original framing. When everything is to your taste, all you’ll have to do to snap your picture is hit the Share button and save it using the PlayStation 5 interface you know so well. Lens adjustments To achieve the cinematic look you’re after, Photo Mode includes several lens options: Field of View (FOV): Adjust the FOV from 50 to 115 degrees. The default in-game setting is 73.7, but you can experiment with the full range to dramatically change the feel of your shot. Depth of Field (DOF): Control the distance between the closest and furthest objects in focus, ranging from 0.3 to 50.0 (default is 5.0). This setting is crucial for creating those dreamy, blurred backgrounds. Focus Distance: Set the distance at which objects are in sharp focus. The range is from 0.3 to 25.0, with the default set at 3.0. Blur Intensity: Control the intensity of blur for out-of-focus objects, from 0% to 100%, with a default setting of 15%. Image effects Fine-tune the mood and style of your screenshots with a variety of effects. For those who may be new to Virtual Photography, there are a few important subtleties we’d like to explain to let you take full advantage of Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2’s Photo Mode. Brightness will control the overall brightness of the picture, meaning that all colors are affected at once as you brighten or darken your shot. On the contrary, Exposure will only affect the amount of light shining on your subjects and retain the colors’ true tones. Contrast allows you to increase or lower the colors’ sharpness of your shots, with either a clear difference between the bright light tones and deep dark ones or very little. Tweaking your screenshots’ Saturation setting lets you take a different approach. As with Exposure, you will be retaining the true nature of the colors and be able to play with their intensity, but an easy way to think about it is this: the more saturation you have, the less grey is in your colors and the more intense they’ll look. The less you have, the more colors will look faded and grey-ish versions of themselves. You can also play with Bloom to blend colors at the edges of your characters and decor to obtain a blurry effect affecting your whole picture, making it distinct from the depth of field that really controls where you decide you set your primary focus and how deep you want it. Think of Bloom as how greasy do you want your camera’s lens to be Let’s close this section with the Hue, Vignette and Film Grain settings. The first will allow you to shift all the colors in your shot at once while retaining their relative positions on the color spectrum. Your screenshots may look very different color-wise but all details will be kept. The second simply lets you add a dark tone at the edges of your picture that creeps inwards as you increase it. It’s a great way to focus people’s attention on the center of your frame while hiding some of the less interesting details around the sides. Finally, the last lets you add that authentic grainy look that you may know so well if you ever watch old motion pictures shot on film. Filters and Overlays In addition to the lens setting, the PlayStation 5 Photo Mode comes with a set of pre-set filters and customizable overlays: Filters: Choose from Default, Monochrome, Sepia, Cold, or Warm filters to change the overall tone of your image. Frames: Select from various frames like Letterbox, Bloody or Toxic to add a dramatic border to your shot. Logos: Proudly display the Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 or the Saber Interactive logos. Play Video Saving Your Presets Once you’ve found the perfect combination of settings, don’t worry about losing them. Photo Mode automatically saves your adjustments within the same game session. So you can exit and re-enter without losing your hard work. When your screenshots are ready Share your screenshots of the 41st millennium with your PlayStation friends or show your undying bravery to the world by sharing your bloodiest, most gruesome executions with the Share button on your DualSense controller. You may even post your creations directly to your social media accounts for all of the Space Marine 2 community to see! Once you’re back in the action, enjoy stunning 4K resolution at locked 30 frames per second with Space Marine 2’s Quality Mode or opt for a smooth 60 frames per second with our Performance Mode. This combination of visual fidelity and fluid performance not only enhances the gameplay experience but also elevates the potential of Photo Mode, as you may switch between the two to increase the level of detail and overall quality. We can’t wait to see what creations you’ll come up with, Astartes. For the Emperor! Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 releases on PlayStation 5 on September 9. Pre-order the Gold or Ultra Editions to play up to 4 days early and receive new cosmetics after release by purchasing the game’s Season Pass. View the full article

Name: PlayStation - Blocky Farm - Launch Trailer | PS5 & PS4 Games Category: Gaming Industry Videos Date Added: 08/30/2024 Submitter: Commander Fury Blocky Farm - Launch Trailer | PS5 & PS4 Games PlayStation - Blocky Farm - Launch Trailer | PS5 & PS4 Games

Name: PlayStation - Umamusume: Pretty Derby - Party Dash - Final Trailer | PS4 Games Category: Gaming Industry Videos Date Added: 08/30/2024 Submitter: Commander Fury Umamusume: Pretty Derby - Party Dash - Final Trailer | PS4 Games PlayStation - Umamusume: Pretty Derby - Party Dash - Final Trailer | PS4 Games

Name: Now that's a secure load | urgentfury on #Twitch Category: Urgent Fury Date Added: 08/30/2024 Submitter: Commander Fury Now that's a secure load | urgentfury on #Twitch Now that's a secure load | urgentfury on #Twitch

Name: XBox - Commandos: Origins - Command Mode Trailer Category: Gaming Industry Videos Date Added: 08/29/2024 Submitter: Commander Fury Commandos: Origins - Command Mode Trailer XBox - Commandos: Origins - Command Mode Trailer

Name: XBox - Deep Dive into Atomfall | Official Xbox Podcast Category: Gaming Industry Videos Date Added: 08/29/2024 Submitter: Commander Fury Deep Dive into Atomfall | Official Xbox Podcast XBox - Deep Dive into Atomfall | Official Xbox Podcast

Name: PlayStation - Call of Duty: Warzone - New Resurgence Map: Area 99 Flythrough | PS5 & PS4 Games Category: Gaming Industry Videos Date Added: 08/29/2024 Submitter: Commander Fury Call of Duty: Warzone - New Resurgence Map: Area 99 Flythrough | PS5 & PS4 Games PlayStation - Call of Duty: Warzone - New Resurgence Map: Area 99 Flythrough | PS5 & PS4 Games

Name: PlayStation - MLB The Show 24 - September Live Content Updates | PS5 & PS4 Games Category: Gaming Industry Videos Date Added: 08/29/2024 Submitter: Commander Fury MLB The Show 24 - September Live Content Updates | PS5 & PS4 Games PlayStation - MLB The Show 24 - September Live Content Updates | PS5 & PS4 Games

Name: XBox - Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions - Official Launch Gameplay Walkthrough Trailer Category: Gaming Industry Videos Date Added: 08/29/2024 Submitter: Commander Fury Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions - Official Launch Gameplay Walkthrough Trailer XBox - Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions - Official Launch Gameplay Walkthrough Trailer

Name: PlayStation - Shadow of the Ninja - Reborn Release Trailer | PS5 & PS4 Games Category: Gaming Industry Videos Date Added: 08/29/2024 Submitter: Commander Fury Shadow of the Ninja - Reborn Release Trailer | PS5 & PS4 Games PlayStation - Shadow of the Ninja - Reborn Release Trailer | PS5 & PS4 Games

Name: PlayStation - One more run 🦇 Vampire Survivors is out now on PS5 & PS4 Category: Gaming Industry Videos Date Added: 08/29/2024 Submitter: Commander Fury One more run 🦇 Vampire Survivors is out now on PS5 & PS4 PlayStation - One more run 🦇 Vampire Survivors is out now on PS5 & PS4

Name: PlayStation - Squirrel With a Gun - Release Date Trailer | PS5 Games Category: Gaming Industry Videos Date Added: 08/29/2024 Submitter: Commander Fury Squirrel With a Gun - Release Date Trailer | PS5 Games PlayStation - Squirrel With a Gun - Release Date Trailer | PS5 Games

Name: PlayStation - Pinball FX - Summer Content Update | PS5 & PS4 Games Category: Gaming Industry Videos Date Added: 08/29/2024 Submitter: Commander Fury Pinball FX - Summer Content Update | PS5 & PS4 Games PlayStation - Pinball FX - Summer Content Update | PS5 & PS4 Games

Name: PlayStation - Alien: Rogue Incursion - Weapons & Gear Trailer | PS VR2 Games Category: Gaming Industry Videos Date Added: 08/29/2024 Submitter: Commander Fury Alien: Rogue Incursion - Weapons & Gear Trailer | PS VR2 Games PlayStation - Alien: Rogue Incursion - Weapons & Gear Trailer | PS VR2 Games

Activision recently declassified a trove of Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 intel, including hands-on with Multiplayer, round-based Zombies, and Warzone. I blasted across six new Multiplayer maps, the undead-infested Liberty Falls, and a Nuketown-inspired Resurgence map. Each Black Ops 6 mode also touts Treyarch’s new Omnimovement mechanic, adding slick fluidity to the series’ signature gunplay. Black Ops 6 launches on PS5 and PS4 on October 25, but if you want a head start on the action check out full details on the upcoming Beta starting August 30. Now let’s dig into the hands-on details. Multiplayer Omnimovement – Black Ops 6’s new marque mechanic is crackling with potential. You can now sprint and hold the Circle button to dive in any direction while maintaining 360-degree aiming control. By the time I wrapped my mind around the possibilities, and was diving down staircases and doing mid-air 180s to take out pursuers. Another favorite technique is to dive into an enemy-occupied room and gun them down before they can react. Better yet, Omnimovement is globally featured across MP, Zombies, and Warzone. Global weapon loadouts and progression – Two huge quality-of-life improvements for Black Ops 6 make managing your arsenal smoother. Global weapon progression means you’ll have access to all the weapons and attachments you earn across Multiplayer, Zombies, and Warzone. Additionally, any loadout or Gunsmith edits you make in one mode will be mirrored globally to the other modes. Kill Order mode – This new mode has both teams protecting their own High-Value Target while hunting down the enemy’s HVT. Treyarch has found a slick balance between chaotic TDM-style action and a light layer of strategic, objective-based play. It’s definitely entering my regular rotation. Body shields – Got the drop on an enemy? A new body shield mechanic lets players grab an unaware enemy for some extra protection. For a diabolical touch, Treyarch has activated proximity chat across teams to exchange words. Mind your sportsmanlike conduct! Best Play – Celebrate your team’s game-winning display or examine your downfall with the return of Best Play cams, which mark the end of the match with a third-person camera flourish. Shoot doors to open them – A nice hands-free touch. Treyarch’s MP design philosophy – Black Ops 6 marks a return to the studio’s MP bread and butter: small, fast, three-lane maps. The move away from large, expansive maps means you’ll always be around the corner from some combat. Prepare for 16 all-new maps at launch. New Multiplayer Maps – I fought across six of the upcoming Core 6v6 maps during the hands-on event. Scud – A massive, downed radar dish acts as a map reference point. Deep winding trenches, underground passages, and explosive red barrels are scattered around the map for plenty of unpredictable action. Rewind – Firefight through a U.S. city street, with the map’s namesake being a ‘90s-era video rental store within a strip mall. Close-quarters combat breaks out amidst piles of VHS tapes, with a fast-food restaurant across the road for more intense encounters. Skyline – A ritzy condo atop a city skyscraper. A narrow upper-floor hallway became a central point of conflict, where plenty of ranged firefights broke out, complete with a swimming pool below to dive down into when things get heated. Watch out for the perilous elevator shafts at the map’s bottom. Babylon – These crumbling, sandy ruins are a paradise for anyone craving intimate battles in tight spaces. Pack an SMG or shotgun to help clear corners. Derelict – Abandoned train cars fill a shattered trainyard, creating jagged pathways through the map with unique lines of sight that will keep your head on a swivel. Round-based Zombies Round-based returns – Treyarch resurrects to the roots of Zombies mode with players surviving waves of progressively stronger monstrosities, demanding steady progress through the map and powering up weapons to survive. The two launch maps include the claustrophobic Terminus and colorful new Liberty Falls… Liberty Falls map – This launch map is a slice of necrotic Americana. Blast through waves of undead while exploring the small town’s vehicle-cluttered streets, the lanes of a bowling alley, motel, comic book shop, otherworldly church, and more locations. Ziplines connect the rooftop destinations of the town, creating a layer of twisty-turny paths to learn. Shared Door Buys – Players can now pool funds to open doors and progress through Zombies maps, which means more money for powering up your gear. Exfil or die – Risk and reward reign in round-based Zombies. Exfil offers an opportunity to end your run on a high note, or you can go down fighting in new dramatic game over outros that change dynamically depending on where and how you die. I botched my exfil, failing to clear out the zombies swarming the landing zone in time. My resulting game over involved an armored zombie grabbing onto my escaping chopper and punching it to smithereens. Melee Macchiato Perk – This new drink powers up your punch to send zombies flying across the map with a click of R3. Wonder Weapons – Demolish the dead with the Ray Gun, Beamsmasher, and devastating Thrustodyne Model 23. The latter is a massive, repurposed jet engine that vacuums up zombie packs and shreds them to ribbons. Directed Mode – Need a guide through the zombie hordes? Treyarch is releasing a new Directed Mode post-launch with Season 1, which will assist players in the Main Quest up through wave 15. Warzone Area 99 – The launch of Black Ops 6 is accompanied by a new Resurgence map. Area 99 is the birthplace of the iconic Black Ops map, Nuketown. An abandoned facility with a decrepit retro ‘60s vibe makes for a fresh Warzone addition. New Points of Interest – Area 99 packs 10 tantalizing spots to land. Here are a few I fought through: Pod Dormitory – These retro-futuristic multicolored dorms are made of offshoot pod-like capsule apartments. A great spot to land and possibly snag some loot, privacy, and a vantage point. House Factory – A destination filled with half-constructed prefabricated houses, resulting in some interesting and unexpected sightlines. This point of interest even includes a tiny replica of the iconic Nuketown map. Cute! Nuclear Reactor – Take it from me – do not jump into the glowing green irradiated coolant. Mannequin Assembly – Piles of damaged mannequins are scattered all around this facility, presumably destined for a weapons testing site somewhere.. Watch out for the hydraulic press above the conveyor belt, which is still active… Other Points of Interest – Look forward to also looting Nuketown Shipping, Test Site, Bunker, Loading Bay, Cooling Towers, and Warehouse. The weapon inspect animations are undeniably cool. Treyarch and the rest of the COD devs have something special in store here for Black Ops fans especially, and Omnimovement is a gameplay innovation that makes the storied franchise player extra fresh once again. But don’t just take my word for it. If you pre-ordered Black Ops 6, you’ll be able to dive into the early access beta starting tomorrow, August 30. The full game launches on October 25. View the full article

Name: XBox - Monster Jam Showdown – Launch Trailer Category: Gaming Industry Videos Date Added: 08/29/2024 Submitter: Commander Fury Monster Jam Showdown – Launch Trailer XBox - Monster Jam Showdown – Launch Trailer

Name: PlayStation - NBA 2K25 - The City Trailer | PS5 & PS4 Games Category: Gaming Industry Videos Date Added: 08/29/2024 Submitter: Commander Fury NBA 2K25 - The City Trailer | PS5 & PS4 Games PlayStation - NBA 2K25 - The City Trailer | PS5 & PS4 Games

Name: PlayStation - Monster Jam Showdown - Launch Trailer | PS5 & PS4 Games Category: Gaming Industry Videos Date Added: 08/29/2024 Submitter: Commander Fury Monster Jam Showdown - Launch Trailer | PS5 & PS4 Games PlayStation - Monster Jam Showdown - Launch Trailer | PS5 & PS4 Games

Name: PlayStation - F1 24 - Challenge Verstappen's Monza Lap Time | PS5 & PS4 Games Category: Gaming Industry Videos Date Added: 08/29/2024 Submitter: Commander Fury F1 24 - Challenge Verstappen's Monza Lap Time | PS5 & PS4 Games PlayStation - F1 24 - Challenge Verstappen's Monza Lap Time | PS5 & PS4 Games