Monthly Archives: October 2018
Undertale Creator Announces and Releases Mysterious New Project
Following a tease yesterday, Undertale creator Toby Fox has unveiled Delta Rune, a free follow-up to 2015's Undertale.
As various Undertale fans have pointed out online, Delta Rune is an anagram for Undertale and refers to the symbol on Undertale NPC Toriel's tunic.
Delta Rune's website contains several warnings in English and Japanese about things like overriding security protocols and refraining from discussing "the program" for 24 hours in the interest of public safety.
The site says these warnings are the final ones players will receive before encouraging them to take things into their hands and allowing them to download Delta Rune for PC or Mac.
Transformers Makes for a Smashing Card Game
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The new Transformers Trading Card Game from creator Wizards of the Coast allows you and an opponent to roll out opposing teams of robots to see who can smash and blast their way to victory first. Yes, Wizards also makes Magic: The Gathering, but that’s not what Transformers is trying to be. It just wants to simulate a big brawl between giant robots, and in that regard, it succeeds.
How It Works
To get things started, each player assembles a team of double-sided Transformers cards that start the game in “alt-mode” aka vehicle mode, and then once per turn one can be transformed into “bot mode” by flipping the card over. The act of transforming comes with an effect like drawing extra cards, healing your team, or altering attack and defense stats. Making sure to switch back and forth between modes at the right time becomes an important part of your strategy.
Transformers Makes for a Smashing Card Game
If you buy something through this post, IGN may get a share of the sale. For more, read our Terms of Use.
The new Transformers Trading Card Game from creator Wizards of the Coast allows you and an opponent to roll out opposing teams of robots to see who can smash and blast their way to victory first. Yes, Wizards also makes Magic: The Gathering, but that’s not what Transformers is trying to be. It just wants to simulate a big brawl between giant robots, and in that regard, it succeeds.
How It Works
To get things started, each player assembles a team of double-sided Transformers cards that start the game in “alt-mode” aka vehicle mode, and then once per turn one can be transformed into “bot mode” by flipping the card over. The act of transforming comes with an effect like drawing extra cards, healing your team, or altering attack and defense stats. Making sure to switch back and forth between modes at the right time becomes an important part of your strategy.
Cyber Thursday Deals: Free Delivery Week at Amazon, 50% off 12M Xbox Game Pass, £150 off TCL 55″ 4K TV
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The Best Cyber Week Deals
PSVR VR Worlds Bundle with Astrobot, Resident Evil, Skyrim and 2 Month Now TV Entertainment Pass for £220
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Fortnite Downloaded on ‘Nearly Half of All Nintendo Switch Systems Worldwide’
Nintendo has announced that Fortnite has been downloaded on "nearly half of all Nintendo Switch systems worldwide" since its launch in June of this year.
Referencing a previous Nintendo earnings report in which it was stated that the Nintendo Switch console sales have reached almost 23 million units, Fortnite would have been downloaded on 11.5 million of those that are currently in the wild.
This attach rate brings to mind The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, which in its first 28 days sold 925,000 units for the Nintendo Switch, while the Nintendo Switch had sold 906,000.
Fortnite Downloaded on ‘Nearly Half of All Nintendo Switch Systems Worldwide’
Nintendo has announced that Fortnite has been downloaded on "nearly half of all Nintendo Switch systems worldwide" since its launch in June of this year.
Referencing a previous Nintendo earnings report in which it was stated that the Nintendo Switch console sales have reached almost 23 million units, Fortnite would have been downloaded on 11.5 million of those that are currently in the wild.
This attach rate brings to mind The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, which in its first 28 days sold 925,000 units for the Nintendo Switch, while the Nintendo Switch had sold 906,000.
Falcon and Winter Soldier Limited Series in Development at Disney Streaming Service
Marvel's Falcon and Winter Soldier are reportedly set to team up and star in a new limited series on Disney's upcoming streaming service.
As reported by Variety, Malcom Spellman, writer and co-executive producer on Fox's Empire, has been chosen to write a series that is focused on Bucky Barnes and Sam Wilson, Winter Soldier and Falcon respectively.
Sebastian Stan has played Winter Soldier since 2011's Captain America, while Anthony Mackie has portrayed Falcon since Captain America: Winter Soldier.
Both characters appeared in Avengers: Infinity War, and there is no word as to if this new series will star these actors or look for a new take on the characters.
Guardians Fans Spend Over $4K on Rehire James Gunn Billboard on Way to Disneyland
Fans of director James Gunn created a website and paid a company $4,000 to run a digital billboard just outside of Anaheim, CA to show their support for Gunn and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, reported by THR.
The billboard is just four miles away from Disneyland in Anaheim and reads, "Save the Galaxy: James Gunn for Vol. 3." It also has the group's website at the bottom in large letters, RehireJamesGunn.com.
