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Nothing gave us more to talk about this week than the meaty new trailer for Dragon Age: The Veilguard. Almost ten years after its predecessor was released, The Veilguard will finally be here on October 31, and weā€™ve broken down the release date trailer to highlight all the tantalizing details we noticed. Alongside that release date, we also got the details on The Veilguardā€™s special edition, only itā€™s not called the special edition and it doesnā€™t even include the game. Itā€™s called ā€œRookā€™s Cofferā€ and it includes all the sorts of stuff you traditionally might have found in a pricey special edition, but you have to buy the game separately. Itā€™s the latest example of this obnoxious trend, and weā€™veĀ got feelings about it. Also, we share our thoughts on how Persona 3 ReloadĀ is handling its DLC (pretty well!) and on some hands-on time we spent with Splitgate 2 (we have concerns). Read on!

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