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The A.V. Club The A.V. Club’s quick-and-dirty guide to Peacock | Jalopnik A 2021 Ford Bronco Sasquatch Stick Shift Will Be Like Bigfoot For Real: Impossible To Find | Gizmodo Apple, Musk, Gates, Bezos, and Everyone You’ve Ever Heard of Hacked | Lifehacker Is it Worth Subscribing to Peacock, NBC’s New Streaming Service? | The…
By G/O Media Published July 15, 2020 -
Tips & GuidesHow To Reach The Top Of Hyper Scape‘s Lobby Tower
There is a tower in Ubisoft’s new battle royale Hyper Scape. Most people are very bad at climbing the tower. Let me tell you how to reach the top of the tower. There’s nothing particularly special about the tower, aside from the fact that it is there. It’s the centerpiece of the lobby players wind…
By Nathan Grayson Published July 15, 2020 -
CultureOverwatch Update Removes McCree’s Noose Spray
Since 2016, Overwatch’s McCree, a walking amalgam of cowboy movie references, has been able to slap an image of a noose on any surface he pleases, provided players have unlocked the decal in question. Now, as of the game’s most recent update, it’s gone. The noose was always a curious inclusion in a family-friendly game…
By Nathan Grayson Published July 15, 2020 -
UncategorizedThat Dragon, Cancer developer Numinous Games and AbleGamers are leading a new project focused on video game accessibility. The Playability Initiative is building a one-button adventure game for children with spinal muscular atrophy and provides educational resources for both players and developers.
By Ian Walker Published July 15, 2020 -
CultureDeath Stranding Really Doesn’t Want You To See Sam’s Junk
Death Stranding’s recent PC release has finally answered one of the most burning questions about the game’s post-apocalyptic world: Does protagonist Sam Porter Bridges have a penis? The answer is no, and that’s probably for the best. These new details come courtesy of Lance McDonald, a notable video game investigator who has previously explored the…
By Ian Walker Published July 15, 2020 -
UncategorizedDuring today’s Games For Change festival, Ernest Moniz, the former U.S. Secretary of Energy, debuted a new mobile strategy game about preventing nuclear war. Called Hair Trigger, it promises a crash course in nuclear de-escalation. Perhaps the president should try it out
By Ari Notis Published July 15, 2020 -
UncategorizedEarly adopters might not have to line up for the PlayStation 5 like they did for the PlayStation 4. Reports in Nikkei and Bloomberg, both citing anonymous sources, say that Sony plans to increase production of the upcoming console from around 5 or 6 million to roughly 10 million units.
By Ari Notis Published July 15, 2020 -
CultureHow’s It Going?: Family Edition
It’s Wednesday! We’re doing it! Welcome back to our daily open thread. My parents live in Florida, and my sister lives in Texas, and suddenly all of them are trying to get me to leave New York and come where they are, which is very weird timing given that coronavirus cases are jumping in their…
By Riley MacLeod Published July 15, 2020 - Uncategorized
The A.V. Club The 25 best songs of 2020 so far | Gizmodo The 22 Can’t-Miss Panels of Comic-Con 2020 (at Home) | Lifehacker How to See All Five Bright Planets at Once This Month | Deadspin With Umpires Opting Out of the MLB Restart, is Now the Time for the Robots? | Jalopnik Tesla…
By G/O Media Published July 15, 2020 -
ReviewsSwitchPaper Mario: The Origami King: The Kotaku Review
What do Red Koopa Troopas think about as they’re shuffling back and forth all day on top of platforms? Where do Shy Guys go on their days off? Paper Mario is the only series brave enough to answer these burning questions about the inner lives of Mario characters, and it answers them with humor, style,…
By Chris Kohler Published July 15, 2020 -
CultureDreams Nabs Game Of The Year At Games For Change Awards
Media Molecule’s PlayStation 4 game-creation tool Dreams was named Game of the Year at tonight’s Games for Change Awards, which closed out the first day of the digital festival. Since launching in February, Dreams has allowed players to create magnificent works of art, puppet shows, breakfast, and, yes, even games with its extensive suite of…
By Ian Walker Published July 14, 2020 -
CultureICBM Wants You To Blow Up The Planet With Nukes
Defcon, released in 2006, was an excellent exercise in mutually assured destruction. The upcoming ICBM is looking to be a more modern take on the same subject matter. Published by strategy specialists Slitherine, it’s coming to PC…sometime in the future, and while a serious game about the destruction of civilization does not sound like something…
By Luke Plunkett Published July 14, 2020 -
CultureSpook Ware Is Wario Ware, Only With Horror Games
I miss Wario Ware, you miss Wario Ware, everyone misses Wario Ware except for Nintendo, who are being assholes and not making more Wario Ware. Ah well! Let’s all get over that together by playing something very similar (and free!), only it involves sawing through human legs. SPOOK WARE, by Adam Pype, is a collection…
By Luke Plunkett Published July 14, 2020 - Uncategorized
The A.V. Club Going Nielsen: 9 dramatic actors who should consider doing more comedy | Gizmodo Our 25 Favorite Summer Blockbusters of the 2010s | Jalopnik 2021 Ford Bronco Trim Levels And Option Packages Explained | Jezebel Do You Believe in the Radical Possibility of BTS? | The Takeout As the pandemic rages, some foods…
By G/O Media Published July 14, 2020