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So we're getting a new addition to the Elder Scrolls series with the long-awaited announcement that The Elder Scrolls VI will indeed exist. All we got on that front was a logo and some very pretty mountains, so who knows when we'll actually be able to play the next 300 hour+ adventure. In the meantime, Bethesda has a mobile remedy for our role-playing needs with the announcement of The Elder Scrolls: Blades. The game features three play modes with The Abyss an endless dungeon, Arena with one-on-one combat and Main mode where story and quests will live. As far as story goes, you'll play as an exiled Blade trying to restore your hometown. Dungeons will be both hand-crafted and procedurally generated. Both two-handed landscape and single-handed portrait screen orientations are supported. Preorders went live after the conference concluded on June 10, with the full release slated for fall this year. Registrations for early access start this week. The Elder Scrolls: Blades is coming to mobile platforms as well as console and PC. In more mobile Bethesda news, E3 2018 marks Fallout Shelter's three year anniversary. To celebrate, players can build their very own shelters on PlayStation 4 and Switch as of June 10. -
So we're getting a new addition to the Elder Scrolls series with the long-awaited announcement that The Elder Scrolls VI will indeed exist. All we got on that front was a logo and some very pretty mountains, so who knows when we'll actually be able to play the next 300 hour+ adventure. In the meantime, Bethesda has a mobile remedy for our role-playing needs with the announcement of The Elder Scrolls: Blades. The game features three play modes with The Abyss an endless dungeon, Arena with one-on-one combat and Main mode where story and quests will live. As far as story goes, you'll play as an exiled Blade trying to restore your hometown. Dungeons will be both hand-crafted and procedurally generated. Both two-handed landscape and single-handed portrait screen orientations are supported. Preorders went live after the conference concluded on June 10, with the full release slated for fall this year. Registrations for early access start this week. The Elder Scrolls: Blades is coming to mobile platforms as well as console and PC. In more mobile Bethesda news, E3 2018 marks Fallout Shelter's three year anniversary. To celebrate, players can build their very own shelters on PlayStation 4 and Switch as of June 10. View full article
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On Nov. 19 Niantic challenged the trainers of the world. Catch 3 billion Pokémon in a week. The rewards included short-time access to the previously region-locked Farfetch'd (worldwide) and Kangaskhan (in East Asia) as well as other in-game buffs. Players succeeded in the lofty goal on Sunday, catching 3.36 billion. As an added bonus, Niantic announced a surprise perk today, legendary Pokémon Ho-Oh can now be found at Raid Battles at Gyms. Ho-Oh will only be catchable for a limited time until Tuesday, Dec. 12. The Global Catch Challenge, as it was formally called ran alongside a campaign called Pokémon GO Travel. In the video series, enlisted community stars explored various locations in Japan hunting for Pokémon while giving the global community daily updates on the challenge process. This challenge was the first of its kind, but it's not the first time that legendary Pokémon have been in the game. Like Ho-Oh, these Pokémon are only attainable through raid battles and can be caught during a limited time. Articuno, Zapdos, Moltres and Lugia were available earlier this year. Raikou, Entei and Suicune are currently available until Nov. 30 in rotating regions. Mewtwo is available through exclusive invite-only raids. Have you caught any legendary Pokémon? Did you participate in the Global Catch Challenge? Let us know in the comments below. View full article
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On Nov. 19 Niantic challenged the trainers of the world. Catch 3 billion Pokémon in a week. The rewards included short-time access to the previously region-locked Farfetch'd (worldwide) and Kangaskhan (in East Asia) as well as other in-game buffs. Players succeeded in the lofty goal on Sunday, catching 3.36 billion. As an added bonus, Niantic announced a surprise perk today, legendary Pokémon Ho-Oh can now be found at Raid Battles at Gyms. Ho-Oh will only be catchable for a limited time until Tuesday, Dec. 12. The Global Catch Challenge, as it was formally called ran alongside a campaign called Pokémon GO Travel. In the video series, enlisted community stars explored various locations in Japan hunting for Pokémon while giving the global community daily updates on the challenge process. This challenge was the first of its kind, but it's not the first time that legendary Pokémon have been in the game. Like Ho-Oh, these Pokémon are only attainable through raid battles and can be caught during a limited time. Articuno, Zapdos, Moltres and Lugia were available earlier this year. Raikou, Entei and Suicune are currently available until Nov. 30 in rotating regions. Mewtwo is available through exclusive invite-only raids. Have you caught any legendary Pokémon? Did you participate in the Global Catch Challenge? Let us know in the comments below. -
After a momentous E3 that brought the announcement of a new core Assasin's Creed game, Assasin's Creed: Origins, Ubisoft is keeping up with the momentum and announced plans for a mobile game. And it looks super adorable. Assasin's Creed Rebellion will be a strategy RPG where players create their own "Brotherhood and infiltrate the Templars’ strongholds." The setting will be 15th century Spain. Players can oversee their own fortress and complete covert missions. Over 40 assassins lend their blades to the experience. There will, of course, be familiar faces like Ezio, Claudia, Shao Jun and...Michael Fassbender. Additionally, Rebellion also features over 20 new characters made exclusively for the title. And those graphics are a "visual experience" ...and super cute. There isn't a release date, but Rebellion is free-to-play and is "coming soon" to iOS and Android. View full article
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After a momentous E3 that brought the announcement of a new core Assasin's Creed game, Assasin's Creed: Origins, Ubisoft is keeping up with the momentum and announced plans for a mobile game. And it looks super adorable. Assasin's Creed Rebellion will be a strategy RPG where players create their own "Brotherhood and infiltrate the Templars’ strongholds." The setting will be 15th century Spain. Players can oversee their own fortress and complete covert missions. Over 40 assassins lend their blades to the experience. There will, of course, be familiar faces like Ezio, Claudia, Shao Jun and...Michael Fassbender. Additionally, Rebellion also features over 20 new characters made exclusively for the title. And those graphics are a "visual experience" ...and super cute. There isn't a release date, but Rebellion is free-to-play and is "coming soon" to iOS and Android. -
So real life messaging can be a little boring. Typically we're stuck with white screens, a standard font with an occasional emoji. Well, Android users now have the option to add a little flavor to their messaging setup with Persona 5 IM App. The app allows for users to replace their factory messaging system with one similar to the in-game styling. It's capable of everything you're used to while messaging like viewing, sending, receiving, deleting messages as well as receiving notifications. Apparently there are also different color settings. At the time of this article's publication, the reviews for it are averaging at 4.7. It does, however, come with the following disclaimer, "installing this app does not make you a Phantom Thief, will not give you special powers and will not force you to go to bed early every night." View full article
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Live Like You're In Persona 5 With Fan-Made Messaging App
Naomi N. Lugo posted an article in Gaming News
So real life messaging can be a little boring. Typically we're stuck with white screens, a standard font with an occasional emoji. Well, Android users now have the option to add a little flavor to their messaging setup with Persona 5 IM App. The app allows for users to replace their factory messaging system with one similar to the in-game styling. It's capable of everything you're used to while messaging like viewing, sending, receiving, deleting messages as well as receiving notifications. Apparently there are also different color settings. At the time of this article's publication, the reviews for it are averaging at 4.7. It does, however, come with the following disclaimer, "installing this app does not make you a Phantom Thief, will not give you special powers and will not force you to go to bed early every night." -
Alongside the quick reveal of a major update to its gyms, and announcement for the Solstice Event, Pokémon GO also set the stage for their first ever live get together: Pokémon GO Fest. The celebration will commemorate the first anniversary for the mobile game and takes place July 22 at Grant Park in Chicago. At the event, attendees will be fully immersed in the augmented digital Pokémon world through day-of perks. These include an increase in Pokémon sightings "including some that have never been seen before in Grant Park." Also, there will be challenges banding trainers around the globe together, the ability to unlock an exclusive Pokémon GO Fest Chicago medal (in-app only), "special" PokéStops, and team lounges. Tickets went live on June 19 and sold out in less than an hour. Niantic assured that the unfortunate souls unable to attend "will still be able to participate in rewards unlocked at the event." Tickets went for $20 each, but many are being upsold for significantly more. Do you still play Pokémon GO? Were you lucky enough to get a ticket to the event? View full article
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The First Ever Pokemon GO Fest Live Event is Sold Out Already
Naomi N. Lugo posted an article in Gaming News
Alongside the quick reveal of a major update to its gyms, and announcement for the Solstice Event, Pokémon GO also set the stage for their first ever live get together: Pokémon GO Fest. The celebration will commemorate the first anniversary for the mobile game and takes place July 22 at Grant Park in Chicago. At the event, attendees will be fully immersed in the augmented digital Pokémon world through day-of perks. These include an increase in Pokémon sightings "including some that have never been seen before in Grant Park." Also, there will be challenges banding trainers around the globe together, the ability to unlock an exclusive Pokémon GO Fest Chicago medal (in-app only), "special" PokéStops, and team lounges. Tickets went live on June 19 and sold out in less than an hour. Niantic assured that the unfortunate souls unable to attend "will still be able to participate in rewards unlocked at the event." Tickets went for $20 each, but many are being upsold for significantly more. Do you still play Pokémon GO? Were you lucky enough to get a ticket to the event?
