News | 'It Takes Two is getting a Nintendo Switch version'

Rumor has it that It Takes Two is coming to Nintendo Switch.

That’s what insider Jeff Grubb says in conversation with Nintendo Shack. “It Takes Two is coming to Switch. That’s one of the games I’ve heard coming in the Direct,” he says. He also refers to the insider The Snitch. The twitterer is often right and hinted at a Nintendo Switch in his Discord server. version of the co-op game.

The upcoming Nintendo Direct is going to be a big one according to Grubb. “There has to be a lot in it. It has to be bigger than the array of things they did over the summer when they didn’t have Direct.” It is still unclear when the Nintendo Direct will take place. Nintendo has not made any official announcements yet. However, there are strong rumors that the Direct will be broadcast this month.

It Takes Two verscheen in maart 2021. De game draait om Cody en May, die na een flinke ruzie worden omgetoverd tot poppen en in een fantasiewereld terechtkomen. De game is enkel speelbaar in lokale of online co-op, vergelijkbaar met Hazelights vorige titel A Way out.

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Hardware | Leaked photo confirms AMD's X670 Extreme chipsets

Leaked photos from an MSI meeting confirm that AMD is indeed preparing Extreme variants of the X670 and B650 chipsets.

The footage was published by Twitter user @wxnod, who recently shared a prototype AMD Ryzen 7000 CPUs. The new photos show a presentation in an MSI office, presumably by or with AMD experts.

Apparently AMD is currently working on four different chipsets for the Ryzen 7000 platform. This includes the aforementioned X670 and B650 models, but also the previously mysterious Extreme variants (X670E and B650E) of that pair.

The differences between them seem quite clear. Where the regular chipsets come with a PCIe 5.0 slot or a PCIe 5.0 M.2 slot, the Extreme motherboards do both. Both a PCIe 5.0 graphics card and a new PCIe 5.0 SSD can use the new interface simultaneously.

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News | Insider Claims Bloober Team Is Working On Silent Hill 2 Remake

The Medium and Layers of Fear developer Bloober Team is said to be working on a remake of Silent Hill 2. The game would also be released exclusively on PlayStation consoles for a limited time.

That is what Nate the Hate claims on Twitter, who has often leaked correct information in advance. The remake will be released exclusively on PlayStation consoles for a limited time and will feature several endings. Nate also states that this information has not been confirmed. “It’s only what I’ve heard.”

Last week already leaked possible screenshots of a new Silent Hill game. It has been rumored for quite some time that multiple Silent Hill games are in development. Nate also claims that several games are being developed in the franchise.

Last year there were also rumors that Bloober Team would be working on Silent Hill, but then it was more or less denied by the studio.

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News | 'Star Wars Eclipse inspired by The Last of Us'

The upcoming Quantic Dream game Star Wars Eclipse is said to be partly inspired by The Last of Us.

That reports Twitter user AccountNGT, who already leaked a screenshot of the trailer a week before the game was officially announced. The relationship between story and gameplay would mainly correspond to the well-known Naughty Dog game.

According to the Twitter user, Eclipse should be an open world adventure game and the game also contains a multiplayer mode, which is being developed by the Montream team at Quantic Dream. Development would have started in early 2021, so it would still be at an early stage.

The above information has not been officially confirmed by Quantic Dream, but since the Twitterer in question also showed a screenshot of the reveal trailer beforehand, the information seems reliable.

Star Wars Eclipse is set during the High Republic era. In the game, players take on the roles of various characters, with choices affecting the state in the Outer Rim of the universe. An official release date and systems are yet to be announced.

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News | Crytek may be hinting at a remaster of Crysis 2

Crytek may be hinting at the arrival of a remaster of Crysis 2.

The developer referred to the shooter released in 2011 via Twitter, after which a screenshot of the game was posted. “They used to call me Prophet” is a quote from the beginning of the sequel.

While the tweets don’t necessarily confirm that a Crysis 2 remaster is in development, Crytek previously unveiled the Crysis remaster in a similar fashion, which was then officially revealed and released. So it is possible that Crysis 2 will receive a similar treatment.

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News | Destiny 2's cross-play beta is out next week

Destiny 2's cross-play beta will be held May 25-27.

The beta is available to all players on all systems Destiny 2 is available on, including PC, consoles and Google Stadia. People can only participate in the Vanguard Strikes Cross Play Beta playlist. It is therefore not possible to create your own cross-platform parties during the beta.

Players who play through three strikes in the playlist will receive a special emblem shown below. Cross-play should be available later this year with Season 15.

Bungie talks about the cross-play beta in a new blog post.

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News | CD Projekt Red contradicts 200 GB rumor for Cyberpunk 2077

CD Projekt Red has debunked a rumor about the disk space required for Cyberpunk 2077.

A screenshot of Nvidia was shared on Reddit earlier this week. In the image, the video card maker addresses issues with next-gen games. Games could reach 200 GB. The slide from the presentation features an image of Cyberpunk 2077, leading Reddit users to speculate that that game could take up 200 GB.

Community Lead Marcin Momot is now refuting those rumors via Twitter. Although the Cyberpunk 2077 system requirements are not yet known (coming soon!), I want to touch on this topic from Reddit. The game doesn’t take up 200 GB. You can expect the same size on the hard drive as with other modern titles. . “

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News | Servers Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout can't handle popularity

The servers of party game Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout have succumbed to the attention a number of times. The game launched yesterday and is free for PlayStation Plus members.

The game is sort of a battle royale version of a game show like Takeshi’s Castle of Wipeout. Players have to survive all kinds of bizarre obstacles and win strange games in different rounds. In the end, one winner remains.

Fall Guys was already extremely popular on Twitch during the beta and now also appears to appeal to many players after release. The developer indicates on Twitter that the number of players is far above the most positively estimated number.

The matchmaking was therefore disabled several times yesterday while the servers were strengthened. The Twitter account reports that the biggest problems have now been resolved. However, for some players, the improvements did not come fast enough. The developer reports that the game has fallen victim to review bombing on Steam, with many players quickly leaving a negative review while the servers were down.

Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout is now available on PC and PlayStation 4.

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News | Free dynamic PS4 theme from Ghost of Tsushima

Developer Sucker Punch has shared a dynamic PS4 theme from their upcoming game Ghost of Tsushima on Twitter.

Ghost of Tsushima is set in Japan at the time of the first Mongolian invasion. As one of the last remaining samurai, Jin Sakai, the player must protect the country against this attack. The game will be released on PlayStation 4 this summer, as was recently revealed at The Game Awards.

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News | Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines 2 postponed

Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines 2 has been postponed from the first quarter of 2020 to somewhere later next year.

A precise new release date is not yet available. The delay was announced by developer Hardsuit Labs via a blog post, accessible via the tweet below.

“We need more time to create the game that you are waiting for,” said Andy Kipling and Brian Mitsoda. “Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 is still coming out in 2020, but we believe quality is more important than releasing the game in the first quarter. It was not an easy choice. During 2019 we improved our processes and expanded our teams, but it soon became clear that this was not enough to deliver quality on the agreed date. “

Bloodlines 2 is set in Seattle, where a blood war is going on between various vampire actions. The story adapts depending on whether the player can ensure that humanity continues to think that vampires do not exist. In terms of gameplay, developer Hardsuit Labs promises fast melee combat and a complete city to explore.

The game will release on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC.

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