Monthly Archives: February 2019

Dead Cells Gets Free DLC This Year, Playable at PAX East

Dead Cells will be receiving free DLC later this year and, according to developer Motion Twin, "players are going to freak out."

Motion Twin and Red Bull released a new 12-minute video that delves deep into the history of Dead Cells and allows fans to see "the first iteration of Dead Cells, which started as a "really boring" multiplayer strategy game."

As for the "huge DLC," the team begins discussing it and showing footage at around the 8:50 mark and reveals they have been working on it for over nine months.

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New Revelations Coming in DC’s Heroes in Crisis

With dozens of comic books to choose from, let us show you which are the best coming out this week. Take a look at this list spotlighting our favorite comics that we know are money-well-spent and new books that look cool and are backed by some top-tier talent.

Check out our picks, then head to the comments to let us know what you’ll be buying this week!

Heroes in Crisis #6 - $3.99

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Writer Tom King | Artist Mitch Gerads (DC Comics)

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Deal Alert: Save 33% on These Robo Vacuums Today Only

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Today's Deal of the Day at Amazon offers a nice discount on two models of BoostIQ RoboVac. Obviously, robotic vacuums don't fall into the games and entertainment categories we normally focus on at IGN, but everyone has to clean, and these vacuums have a strong tech component. And I think we can all agree that if you can offload the miserable job of running a vacuum to a robot, you might as well. Getting a good deal on that RoboVac makes the prospect even more appealing. Let's check out the two models that are on sale February 25 only.

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D&D ‘Ghosts of Saltmarsh’ Revealed as Next Adventure Book

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Dungeons and Dragons' next adventure, Ghosts of Saltmarsh, will recount some of the most popular high-seas adventures from earlier editions, Wizards of the Coast announced today.

Slated to release on May 21 for $50 USD with a standard

and a gorgeous alternate cover version, the 256-page book will combine elements and content from classic sea-themed adventures adapted for play with D&D's current fifth edition.

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Gremlins Animated Series Reportedly Coming to Warner Streaming Service

An animated series based off the 1984 comedy-horror classic Gremlins will reportedly be coming to Warner’s as of yet unnamed streaming service.

Reported by Variety, the show will allegedly be a period piece following a young Mr. Wing, the Chinese antique store owner from the original movie. Wing will reportedly go on adventures with Gizmo the friendly Mogwai throughout the show.

The series will reportedly be produced by Warner Bros. Television and Amblin Television, both of which produced the original two Gremlins films. Tze Chun, known for his work on Cold Comes the Night, Children of Invention, Gotham and Once Upon a Time, will reportedly write and executive produce.

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The Division Open Beta Tips, Details to Know Before It Ends

Update 3/4: While there was some initial discrepancy on the end time, The Division 2's open beta ends on March 5 at 1 am PT/4 am ET/10 am CET/6 pm AET.

For those still playing, IGN has over 40 tips and tricks for The Division 2's open beta, including tips for combat, multiplayer, and for just starting your adventure. Additionally, be sure to read IGN's opinion piece about how The Division 2 can capitalize on the shortcomings of Anthem at its launch.

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New Footage Released for HBO’s Watchmen

New, very brief footage from HBO's Watchmen has been revealed in a trailer for the cable network that dropped last night.

In the footage, which consists of just four shots, we see a darkened figure looking into the distance of a red-tinged and smoky sky, another mysterious figure in a hood apparently entering the police headquarters run by those yellow-masked cops we've seen in previous teases, a new look at Jeremy Irons' Ozymandias -- blowing out a candle on an appropriately colored birthday cake -- and a first look at Regina King's character on the show. King, of course, won an Oscar last night for Best Supporting Actress, so it's a nice association to have for this version of Watchmen, which is being produced by King's old The Leftovers boss Damon Lindelof. Reports have indicated that her character on Watchmen is named Angela Abar, but little else is known about her.

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Resident Evil 0, 1 and 4 Get Switch Release Dates

Capcom has confirmed we'll be surviving zombie outbreaks on the go with Resident Evil Zero, 1 and 4 this May on Switch.

Announced through Twitter, all three ports will drop on the Nintendo eShop on May 21, saying “Play all three masterpieces anywhere, such as: on trains, during mansion tours, across the European countryside.”

Borderlands Developer Was Considered for Halo 4

Borderlands developer Gearbox Software was originally considered to create Halo 4. In this month's episode of IGN Unfiltered, Ryan McCaffrey sat down with Bonnie Ross, head of 343 Industries, and discussed the history (and alternate histories) of the development of Halo 4, among many other topics.

After Halo's original development studio, Bungie, split with Microsoft, there was a discussion at Xbox about what to do with the Halo franchise. While the ending of Halo 3 was ambiguous enough to serve as a finale for the series, Halo also took place in an incredibly well-realized universe, one which was rich enough to serve as the setting for many more games, should Microsoft find the right studio to make them.

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Fortnite Season 8 Could Feature Pirates and Snake Monsters

The Fortnite Twitter account has been slowly dropping hints about the game's upcoming Season 8, and it seems the new theme may centre around fantasy piracy.

In what seem to be daily tweets, rhymes and teaser images have pointed squarely to a pirate theme. The first is the clearest, from the theme of treasure to the hook-hand in the image:

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