Rime Nintendo Switch Digital Version Price Lowered
Grey Box, publisher of Tequila Works' upcoming Rime, has announced some changes to the game's price on the Nintendo Switch, after it was initially revealed the game would cost more on Nintendo's new console than on other platforms.
In a new blog post, Grey Box revealed that the digital version of Rime on Switch will now cost $29.99 / €34.99 / £29.99, as opposed to the originally revealed $39.99 / €44.99 / £39.99 price point. That puts the digital version of Rime on Switch in line with the physical and digital editions' prices on PS4, Xbox One, and PC.
System Shock 3 Concept Art Released
Several new images of early concept art for System Shock 3 have been released.
OtherSide Entertainment creative director Warren Spector appeared on Starbreeze's livestream event today to discuss System Shock 3, and the following images were shown:
This past August, OtherSide Entertainment confirmed that System Shock 3 development has officially begun. The studio also revealed the team of developers behind the project, which, in addition to Spector, includes design director Sheldon Pacotti (Deus Ex, Deux Ex: Invisible War), art director Arturo Pulecio (Warhammer Online, Epic Mickey) and tech director Jason Hughes (Wing Commander, Epic Mickey).
The Best TV Stands for Gaming
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Anyone trying to fit multiple gaming consoles or other electronics under their TV without making a huge mess knows how important it is to get a high-quality gaming TV stand. A simple two-tier TV stand is fine if you're just rocking a single cable box, but things can get crowded fast. Not only does it look bad when two or more electronic devices are stacked on top of each other, it can be dangerous since the devices tend to throw heat on each other – does the Red Ring of Death ring a bell? So don't scoff - whether you're in a dorm or other small space, or looking for something sturdy to rest your massive 65 inch TV, it's important to look around for the best TV stand. You and your electronics deserve better, so we've put together a list of some of the best TV stands and entertainment centers out there that can help alleviate clutter, streamline your living space, and help your gaming HQ look more a little more professional.
The Walking Dead Gets Pride Month Variant Cover
Image Comics is celebrating Pride Month in June with LGBTQ cover variants, including ones for The Walking Dead and Rose.
Overall, 11 variants are planned by Image Comics for next month, with six revealed today and seen below in the image gallery. The company says that 100 percent of the proceeds for these special edition covers will go to the Human Rights Campaign.
"It’s never been a secret that Image Comics is supportive of creative freedom, but it’s important that we also make it clear that we stand for inclusivity, diversity and equality, now more than ever," Image Comics publisher Eric Stephenson said in a statement. "We hope these variants will serve as a positive display of that ongoing commitment."
Wrestling: The Post-WrestleMania Slump Has Set In
I know what you're thinking. Aside from pondering Guardians Vol. 2, Persona 5, and how icky those Taco Bell commercials are where the taco and burrito finally engage in a drunken 2am hook up. You're thinking "Are we in a slump like the headline says or is this just, kind of, WWE's standard factory setting?"
Well, to be fair, long gone are the days when RAW was must-watch, despite what Miz decrees. There's no longer an onus to deliver every single drop of creative passion into a typical three-hour Monday show. There's a lot of wheel-spinning and going-through-the-motion and most times you feel like you've watched a house show/live event because nothing's changed after the show. The status quo still holds.
What to Watch Next
Hollywood may have avoided a strike, but we are still very much in the era of Peak TV. There’s so much good television programming that it’s impossible to keep up with it all. Even those of us who get paid to watch TV can’t find the time to watch everything.
That’s why we’re launching a new weekly column offering up our choices for the best shows to watch on TV and streaming services. Think of it as a curated experience. We will be recommending a variety of shows, including shows that don’t always get coverage on IGN. But with all of the shows, we’ll let you know why you need to be onboard for these series.
For our inaugural column, we’ve picked four series: a drama, a comedy, a sci-fi show, and an animated series.
Gearbox Hires an Entire University Class to Work on Game
Gearbox Software has hired an entire university class to develop an unannounced VR game, the studio revealed.
A team of 16 student were picked from one of the best grad schools for game development, SMU Guildhall, and they'll begin work on the mysterious title after graduating in May. Gearbox has a long history with SMU Guildhall, as the studio has hired many of the university's alumni. Some of these developers have even come back to the school to participate in thesis reading committees.
Guildhall's quality education and its experienced students prompted CEO and Co-Founder of Gearbox Software, Randy Pitchford, and Senior Producer Brian Burleso "to custom-build a new team around the 16 graduating Guildhall artists, programmers, designers and producers that will be joining a key Virtual Reality project this month at our headquarters in Frisco, Texas."
The LEGO Movie’s Unikitty Gets Cartoon Network TV Show
The LEGO Movie's Unikitty is getting her own animated series on Cartoon Network.
The series, titled Unikitty! and produced by Warner Bros. Animation, will follow Unikitty's adventures in Cloud Cuckoo Land, as she tries to rule the kingdom while also keeping all her subjects and citizens happy.
Unikitty was introduced in The LEGO Movie as the princess of Cloud Cuckoo Land, a place devoid of rules, governments and bedtimes. The character was also featured in the video game LEGO Dimensions.
Elder Scrolls Online: Morrowind Early Access Outlined
Elder Scrolls Online players who purchase the digital upgrade version of the upcoming Morrowind expansion are eligible to start playing on May 22.
You can start exploring the entirety of the game, including 2 new houses available for purchase in Vvardenfell: the Ald Velothi Harbor House and Amaya Lake Lodge.
According to the game's official site, early access is only available on the PC version due to the certification process required for the Elder Scrolls Online clients on consoles.
Anyone who pre-ordered the physical version of the Elder Scrolls Online: Morrowind Collector's Edition can get in early by following the steps laid out in the official announcement.
Judge Dredd: Mega-City One TV Show Announced
IM Global Television and Rebellion have announced a partnership create a Judge Dredd television series.
The series, titled Judge Dredd: Mega-City One, will follow a team futuristic cops called Judges who "encounter the myriad challenges of a world in which east-coast cities have merged into a giant megalopolis."
Judge Dredd: Mega-City One poster
Judge Dredd: Mega-City One will be based the iconic character from Rebllion's British comic books and set in the 22nd century, where the threat of domestic terrorism and growing conflict between the rich and deprived are prevalent issues that need resolving.