This week, nothing in video games resulted in more takes being heated and tweets being fired off than the release of Dragon Age: The Veilguard, the first new entry in BioWare’s series in 10 years. We took a look at the different reactions some critics and players are having to the game. We also sang the praises of Alan Wake 2‘s final DLC, The Lake House, condemned Call of Duty’s launcher to the trash heap, and speculated about what else Nintendo might announce (in addition to the alarm clock, the Wii U port, and the music app it’s already announced) before finally giving us a glimpse of the Switch 2.
Dragon Age: The Veilguard Is Divisive, Call Of Duty‘s Launcher Sucks, And More Of The Week’s Top Takes
Also, Alan Wake 2 's final DLC, The Lake House , is terrific
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