Bethesda Softworks Announces The Elder Scrolls Online: Summerset, A Massive New Chapter for the Online RPG

Bethesda Softworks Announces The Elder Scrolls Online: Summerset, A Massive New Chapter for the Online RPG

THE ELDER SCROLLS ONLINE’S NEW CHAPTER TO SEND PLAYERS BACK TO THE MYSTERIOUS SUMMERSET ISLE

New Chapter Brings Huge Content and Feature Updates; Pre-Purchase Options Offer Instant Access to Existing Game Content; Free Play Week Launches Today

Today Bethesda Softworks announced The Elder Scrolls Online: Summerset, the next Chapter of ZeniMax Online Studio’s award-winning online RPG, The Elder Scrolls Online(ESO). This year’s Chapter will send players to the incredible Isle of Summerset to explore the home of the High Elves for the first time since 1994’s The Elder Scrolls: Arena. With a massive and vibrant new zone, an epic main story, a new skill line based on the Psijiic Order, and the introduction of Jewelry Crafting, The Elder Scrolls Online: Summerset offers an expansive installment for both new and veteran players.

The Elder Scrolls Online: Summerset will release for PC/Mac, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4 on the 5^th June. Learn more about the game and pre-order atwww.ElderScrollsOnline.com.

SUMMERSET ISLE UNLOCKED

By the decree of Queen Ayrenn, Summerset Isle is now open to foreigners, but a Daedric threat looms over the breathtaking home of the High Elves. Players will travel to the Summerset Isle, gather allies, and unravel a shadowy conspiracy that threatens all of Tamriel. ESO: Summerset is packed with exciting new features and challenges, including:

• A New Zone: Summerset Isle, a uniquely beautiful land that’s an even larger addition than last year’s massive Vvardenfell from ESO: Morrowind
• An Epic Main Story: More of ESO’s award-winning story concludes the Daedric drama that began in 2015’ Orsinium DLC 
• The Psijic Order: For the first time in an Elder Scrolls game, join the mysterious Psijic Order and explore their secretive home city of Artaeum
• New Skill Line: Master the magic of the mages of the Psijic Order to gain a new combat skill line and wield control over time itself
• Jewelry Crafting: ESO’s latest crafting skill allows players to create powerful gear for their characters
• New Group PvE Challenges: Players can band together to face the challenges of Cloudrest, a new 12-player Trial, new Delves and Bosses, and other content including the Abyssal Geysers

NEW CONTENT IS FOR BOTH FIRST-TIME AND VETERAN PLAYERS

The Elder Scrolls Online’s unique Chapter structure and level-scaling means that the new content is easily accessible and fun for both new and veteran players. Both level one and max-level fans will find challenges in Summerset appropriate to their abilities, and they can play side-by-side in a group to explore and conquer the new zone and stories. 

• New Players: New players can start a character and jump right into ESO: Summerset without having to complete previous ESO content. A fresh tutorial and starter area will get them up-and-running quickly, ready to save Tamriel from the Daedric conspiracy
• Current Players: Veteran players can upgrade to ESO: Summerset and take their existing characters into the new zone, or, start out with a fresh warrior if they wish. With tons of new group content and stories to discover, Summerset is where every ESO fan should go to dive even deeper into the world of the Elder Scrolls

PRE-PURCHASE BONUSES OFFER INSTANT ACCESS TO ESOWith several pre-order and pre-purchase options available, players can earn amazing rewards, and even immediate access to existing ESO content, when they buy the game. Depending on the version purchased, a player can unlock incredible in-game bonuses or even instantly have access to the ESO base game or last year’s massive Chapter update, ESO: Morrowind. For all of the details on pre-order and pre-purchase options for the Standard Edition, Upgrade Editions, and Collector’s Editions, please see the articlehttps://www.elderscrollsonline.com/en-us/news/post/26343.

FREE PLAY WEEK – STARTS TODAY

For players who can’t wait and want to discover why ESO has been named the Best MMORPG on any platform for multiple years running, they can play the base game for free for a limited time beginning today. ESO’s Free Play Event begins today for PC/Mac and PlayStation®4, and starts today for Xbox One. The Free Play Event will allow access to base game content and will run until the 28^th March.  To get started, visit the Free Play page and select your platform of choice, or visithttps://www.elderscrollsonline.com/en-us/news/post/26335 for more details.

Five Teams in the Running for Overwatch League’s Stage 2 Finals this Monday AEDT/NZDT

Five Teams in the Running for Overwatch League’s Stage 2 Finals this Monday AEDT/NZDT

Five Teams in the Running for Overwatch League’s Stage 2 Finals this Monday AEDT/NZDT

Stage 2 of the inaugural season of the Overwatch League is approaching its nail-biting conclusion. With less than one week to go before the Stage 2 Finals, five of the league’s 12 teams are still in the running for playoff seedings, with each team having two games remaining.

The New York Excelsior (7-1 in Stage 2) currently hold the No. 1 seed and can stay on top if they win out, clinching a spot in the Stage 2 title match. This leaves four teams (three 6-2 teams and one 5-3 team) to vie for the final two playoff spots, with Stage 2 map differential serving as the first tiebreaker.

The London Spitfire is primed for second seed with a +14 map differential and games against the Shanghai Dragons (0-8) and Dallas Fuel (2-6) this week. The red-hot Los Angeles Gladiators sit just behind them with a +12 map differential, with Week 5 games against the Philadelphia Fusion (5-3) and Boston Uprising (4-4) this week. Seoul Dynasty sit just outside of the current playoff picture with an identical 6-2 record but a +9 map differential and will square off with the Houston Outlaws (3-5) and Florida Mayhem (2-6) in the final week of Stage 2.

The Fusion is the final team still in the playoff chase and can help their chances by decisively beating the Gladiators on Thursday in the day’s opening tilt. They’ll need teams ahead of them to lose a match to have a shot at advancing, but like Seoul, they currently own a +9 map differential. Philadelphia’s second game this week is with the Los Angeles Valiant (4-4).

It's going to be a massive week for the Overwatch League, so make sure you tune in: https://www.twitch.tv/overwatchleague

For a more in-depth breakdown of Stage 2 playoff probabilities, visit https://overwatchleague.com/en-us/news/21647857/setting-the-stage-2

EXPERIENCE A NEW LEVEL OF COMBAT WITH TEKKEN 7 – DLC3: NOCTIS LUCIS CAELUM PACK AVAILABLE TODAY

EXPERIENCE A NEW LEVEL OF COMBAT WITH TEKKEN 7 – DLC3: NOCTIS LUCIS CAELUM PACK AVAILABLE TODAY

EXPERIENCE A NEW LEVEL OF COMBAT WITH

TEKKEN 7 – DLC3: NOCTIS LUCIS CAELUM PACK

AVAILABLE TODAY

1.12 Patch also arrives today

Noctis Lucis Caelum is now a playable character with TEKKEN 7 – DLC3: NOCTIS LUCIS CAELUM PACK available today as well as the exclusive stage "HAMMERHEAD," the BGM "Stand Your Ground / FINAL FANTASY XV," the BGM "APOCALYPSIS NOCTIS Remix / TEKKEN 7" and five Noctis costumes! Wielding his signature Engine Blade, Noctis is ready to deal heavy hard-hitting blows as he takes on the likes of Yoshimitsu, Devil Jin, Jack 7, and the rest of the TEKKEN 7 fighters. Noctis Lucis Caelum is also playable in DLC1's new mode, "Ultimate TEKKEN BOWL."

TEKKEN 7 is also now updated with the 1.12 patch which includes several improvements such as improved ONLINE matching functionality and the whole performance of the game for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and STEAM. In addition, NVIDIA ShadowPlay Highlights™ gets available on Steam*. Highlight scenes will be captured automatically on specific conditions for the Versus Battles, Ranked Match, Player Match and Tournament mode.

In TEKKEN 7, all fights are personal! Prepare to enter the ring as TEKKEN 7 is available for the PlayStation®4, Xbox One, and STEAM® for PC. To find out more about TEKKEN 7, please head over to the official website: https://en.bandainamcoent.eu/tekken/tekken-7.

Pacific Rim: Uprising: Film Review

Pacific Rim: Uprising: Film Review

Cast: John Boyega, Scott Eastwood, Cailee Spaeny, Charlie Day, Burn Gorman, Tian Jing, Rinko Kikuchi
Director: Steven S DeKnight

It's not the easiest of tasks these days to unleash a sequel to a film that somewhat underwhelmed at the global box office.

However, that's not troubling Pacific Rim Uprising, a film that simply goes about the business of carrying on and moving on the series after an apparent conclusion of the threat facing humanity.

But it does it all without a great deal of emotional heft, heart and depth.

Star Wars' John Boyega is the roguish Jake Pentecost, son of Idris Elba's Pacific Rim hero Stacker and who seems to be trapped in his father's shadow, endowed with a legacy he neither wants nor can avoid.

Having abandoned the corp of Jaeger pilots, Jake is a raffish con-man, trading in the second hand business of illegal Jaeger parts. Stumbling across young kid Cailee Spaeny's Namani (a cross between spunkish sidekick, and questioning exposition deliverer), he finds himself dragged back into the corps, just around the time a new Kaiju threat begins to rise.

Pacific Rim: Uprising isn't surprising at all.

Director and Spartacus and Daredevil helmer DeKnight delivers crisp, clear and clean CGI action sequences with a degree of workmanlike aplomb, something which needs to be commended in the days of blurred action (something which dogged Del Toro's first Rim) and there's much to be said for the diversity of the cast on display.

But despite Boyega's considerable charisma and presence during the film (something which keeps large portions of it all afloat), there's little else round the edges to nourish the lulls between set pieces.

What there is feels hoary and rote.

A squabbling group of grunts (see Ender's Game, Starship Troopers) with little characterisation on show, a weakly written reason for doing it all again and a growing feeling of being underwhelmed don't do Pacific Rim: Uprising much to distinguish it from the soulless vapidity of the Transformers franchise.

Granted, you don't expect Shakespeare from a B-movie about essentially, robots fighting monsters and smashing CGI cities to pieces, but there's a nagging feeling that more narrative heft could have added a great deal to Pacific Rim: Uprising, especially with the threat of a third franchise piece being teased pre-credits end.

It's supposed to be big dumb, pulpy and trashy, but Pacific Rim: Uprising manages to bestow a sense of tedium in the final round of proceedings, even though it's carried out its promise of robots vs monsters, thanks to a lack of emotional involvement.

Younger kids with parents will probably have a just-about-passable time at this - and that's to damn it with feint praise.

Boyega lends much credence and charisma to proceedings, and while daddy issues clearly appear to be the current crop of blockbusters' raison d'etre, (see Tomb Raider) the lack of emotional stakes is keenly felt as the script writers clearly desired their film to be about hitting a series of beats rather than deepening the engagement, widening the franchise and upending the scale.

At the end of the day, Pacific Rim: Uprising does what it says on the tin - and perhaps, just perhaps, we should be grateful said tin isn't a Hasbro branded one. Although, in truth, it isn't too far off it...

Paddington 2: DVD Review

Paddington 2: DVD Review

Those looking for deeper meaning in Paddington 2, the sequel to the thoroughly charming first outing in 2014, could argue it's a tale of tolerance and the difference made by an immigrant in pre-Brexit Britain viewed with post-Brexit eyes.

But those looking for a familial romp, ripped and slightly bastardised from Michael Bond's original writings will also be deeply satiated too.

Loosely this magical tale, with its deft visuals and genuinely naïve Whishaw lilting vocals, concerns itself with Paddington's desire to get his Aunt Lucy the perfect birthday present.

Settling on a pop-up book in the local antiques shop, the bear takes a series of jobs to obtain the right amount of cash.

But when he sees the book stolen one night, he's framed for the crime he didn't commit, jailed and left hoping the Brown family can save the day.

It's easy to dismiss the likes of Paddington in the cynical CGI world we currently live in, but the fact that it takes the simple things and does them well is very much to the film's credit and definitely not to its detriment.

With its raft of cameos (perhaps more familiar to British audiences than international ones) and its simple tale brilliantly executed, it's the ultimate family fare in more ways than one.

There's a great heart to Paddington 2 - and the director's smart enough to ensure that there are plenty of laughs as well.

From pratfalling Paddington (channeling his very best CGI Chaplin in early scenes) to Brendan Gleeson gleefully delivering lines that are amusingly written and fall shy of stereotypes, there's a feel-good air which permeates Paddington 2 and makes it thoroughly charismatic.

As well as Whishaw's heartfelt delivery of the innocent bear's lines, much of the credit has to go to Hugh Grant, the villain of the piece. Playing a luvvie who's fallen from grace, and who's got a tendency to drop into other characters at the drop of a hat, Grant's deft delivery and definitively hammy (but not overly so)'s Phoenix Buchanan is as much a villain as a misunderstood hero.

Throughout, Paddington 2 treads a fine line between reverence and going its own way - it's to King's credit that it all emerges and blurs into one generally well-intentioned final product. It may be sentimental in many ways, but Paddington 2's view of a fantasy Britain where everyone gets along has both a basis in reality and the dreamworld.

Ultimately, Paddington 2 is perfect family holiday entertainment.

Bathed in a warm glow of fun, with a generous helping of holiday heart, this bear is likely to offer you a big cinematic hug from beginning to end. 

The Killing of a Sacred Deer:DVD Review

The Killing of a Sacred Deer:DVD Review

As darkly black as they come and as uncomfortable as you may expect from the director of The Lobster, Yorgos Lanthimos, The Killing of a Sacred Deer is an unmissable experience.

In other hands this could easily have been a horror, but under Lanthimos' unswerving eye, it's his usual combination of both the weird and also the devilish, which cause you to squirm uncomfortably in your seat. As demonstrated with The Lobster and Dogtooth, Lanthimos has a way of creating a world that's self-contained and populated with a veneer that doesn't quite feel right, but feels drily plausible.

A heavily-bearded Colin Farrell plays heart surgeon Steven, whose journey begins post-surgery discussing the banality of a new watch that he needs with his colleague. As they stalk the halls of the immeasurably clinical hospital where they work, Steven talks in a staccato robotic turn of phrase, with the inane sounding incredibly offbeat, almost as if a robot synthesiser programme has followed a series of sub-routines and thrown out something that could pass for conversation.

Steven's life appears fine - he has a wife Anna (Nicole Kidman) and a daughter and son. He also has a friendship with a young boy Martin (Dunkirk star Barry Keoghan) that seems a little unusual at best.

But as the black humour and the film plays out, that relationship with Martin becomes key to proceedings as retribution, guilt and Greek tragedy begins to bite. To say more is to spoil the reveals of the film, which come gradually and powerfully as it unspools.

Lanthimos isn't interested in moralising in his latest - and it's clear that pretty much everyone has something to hide in the film, giving it a dangerous edge and a warped sense of desperation. As Martin's obsession grows, the long slow shots that Lanthimos injects into the film and the darker edges become almost unbearable, blessing proceedings with a quite horrific dread that spreads malignantly and quickly.

Many spend time remarking on Steven's hands in this film and how clean they are. It's a delicious irony that they're anything but, and with Farrell's cool veneer losing its grip the more it carries on, the film's more absurdist edges actually become more plausible and all the more horrific because of it.

If Farrell and Kidman are unswervingly staunch, it's Keoghan's malicious Martin that impresses most. With a cold, clear sense of warped logic, his path to the punishing plays out with an underplayed edge; his calmness makes everything seem that more sinister and disquieting.

Ultimately, The Killing of a Sacred Deer is a bold film - it pushes some buttons excellently, but Lanthimos knows when to hold off, when to hold his nerve and when to put the audience through the wringer. Much like The Lobster set things with a bittersweet off-kilter feel, The Killing of a Sacred Deer is truly knuckle-clenching. Like a master, Lanthimos leads us to the final destination and we arrive at it, breathless and wrought with the horror of the ride. It's compellingly grim cinema at its dark unpunishable best.  

Win a double pass to Early Man

Win a double pass to Early Man

To celebrate the release of Nick Park's Early Man on March 29, you can win a double pass!

About Early Man

Set at the dawn of time, when prehistoric creatures roamed the earth, EARLY MAN tells the story of courageous caveman hero Dug (EDDIE REDMAYNE) and his best friend Hognob

Join them as they unite his tribe against a mighty enemy, Lord Nooth (TOM HIDDLESTON), and his Bronze Age City to save their home.            

Early Man hits cinemas March 29th!

To win a copy, all you have to do is email  your details to this address: darrensworldofentertainment@gmail.com or CLICK HERE NOW!

Please label your entry EARLY

Competition closes March 29th

Win a double pass to see Peter Rabbit

Win a double pass to see Peter Rabbit

To celebrate the release of Peter Rabbit, you can win a double pass.

About Peter Rabbit

Peter Rabbit and family take over the manor house of Old McGregor when he dies, but McGregor’s nephew arrives to claim his inheritance (on leave from his job at Harrod’s), so bunnies wreak havoc to win it back. 

McGregor begins dating neighbor Bea (loyal friend of bunnies) to learn bunny vulnerabilities, but a raging war ends up destroying Bea’s cottage instead.

 The factions make amends while winning Bea back, and wage peace in the end.

Peter Rabbit hits cinemas March 29

To win a copy, all you have to do is email  your details to this address: darrensworldofentertainment@gmail.com or CLICK HERE NOW!

Please label your entry PETER RABBIT

Competition closes March 29th

Borg vs McEnroe: DVD Review

Borg vs McEnroe: DVD Review

Tennis and its rivalries seem to be de rigeur in the back half of the cinematic year.

First there was Battle of the Sexes, and now fresh from opening TIFF this year, comes a rather arthouse look at the rivalry between Bjorn Borg and John McEnroe in the Wimbledon final of 1980.

Essentially more a psychological piece which favours a more rounded look at the Swedish legend Bjorg, Metz's film is a curious beast; one which is content to look at the sporting rivalry and suggest this pair have more in common than they do in conflict.

Gunadson's calm veneer gives a brief insight into Borg, but the film's writing favours him anyway, with more time spent exploring how he was as volatile in his early days as McEnroe, the tabloid-dubbed SuperBrat, was on court.

From seeing Skarsgard taking the young Borg on and mentoring him away from his explosive rage to a more pristine and precise form of gameplay, the film's interests lie in showing the pair have a common ground that's more unspoken than it is explained.

It doesn't stop Metz being quite basic with the delivery of this set up - he prefers to use quieter soundtracks for Borg's current state of mind and backstory, whereas McEnroe, who's served up only the briefest of an insight into his past, is given loud brash music to show the difference. It's not just that it's heavy-handed, it's a little jarring.

Thankfully, despite the relatively formulaic and stress-free delivery of the Wimbledon final, Metz's leads shine through to deliver great cinematic lobs.

LaBeouf is a simmering mess of a man as McEnroe; he's one who's riddled with doubt and anger at his brash, brazenportrayal in the media (seems almost biographical in retrospect).

And Gunadson's calm quiet delivery speaks volumes to both the fragility of Borg and his reputation as he chased the fifth consecutive Wimbledon win.

Ultimately, Borg vs McEnroe serves up a few lobs and volleys as well as some back and forth for a sports rivalry film. It's definitely got loftier arthouse ambitions and it almost meets them. 

Shadow of the Tomb Raider Reveal

Shadow of the Tomb Raider Reveal

SHADOW OF THE TOMB RAIDER WILL DELIVER

LARA CROFT’S DEFINING MOMENT

The Game Launches on Xbox One, PlayStation, and PC Simultaneously on September 14

SYDNEY, 16^th March 2018 - Square Enix® today announced Shadow of the Tomb Raider™ will be available in six months for the Xbox One family of devices including Xbox One X, PlayStation®4 computer entertainment system and Windows PC/Steam®. All platforms will launch simultaneously on September 14, 2018.

Shadow of the Tomb Raider will be unveiled on April 27, 2018. Fans around the world can visit www.TombRaider.com for a chance to play the game and meet the developers at one of three exclusive reveal events.

Watch the Shadow of the Tomb Raider Teaser Trailer

SOULCALIBUR VI WELCOMES GERALT OF RIVIA AS GUEST CHARACTER

SOULCALIBUR VI WELCOMES GERALT OF RIVIA AS GUEST CHARACTER

SOULCALIBUR VI WELCOMES GERALT OF RIVIA AS GUEST CHARACTER

Signature fighting style, English voice of Geralt of Rivia and the Kaer Morhen stage as special features

BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Europe and CD PROJEKT RED, creators of The Witcher games series, announce Geralt of Rivia joining the playable character roster of SOULCALIBUR VI, the long-waited weapon-based 3D fighting game scheduled to be launched in 2018.

Geralt was trained at the elite School of the Wolf and is considered one of the deadliest monster slayers. He possesses superhuman reflexes and strength, as well as superior sword fighting skills. Players who choose to fight as Geralt will utilize the witcher’s signature fighting style — a combination of swordplay, ability-enhancing potions, and combat magic. Doug Cockle — the English voice of Geralt of Rivia — returns in SOULCALIBUR VI to reprise the role. Gamers will also be able to fight inKaer Morhen — home keep of the School of the Wolf. Accompanying players in battle will be “Hunt or be Hunted” — an iconic composition from The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt soundtrack.

“SOULCALIBUR is well known in the fighting games genre for including iconic guest characters. When we were approached with the idea of doing a crossover, we thought our community would really enjoy playing as the witcher,” said Marcin Momot, Community Lead at CD PROJEKT RED. “We’ve collaborated with BANDAI NAMCO artists to faithfully recreate Geralt, and shared original Witcher 3 assets like Geralt’s model, animations, and weapons. I think BANDAI NAMCO did an outstanding job of capturing all the details and introducing The Witcher to SOULCALIBUR in a way fans of both series will enjoy,” added Marcin Momot.

“All SOULCALIBUR characters have strong convictions and complex backgrounds and this is why it is a great honor for the whole SOULCALIBUR team to welcome Geralt as the guest character in SOULCALIBUR VI.” Said SOULCALIBUR producer, Motohiro Okubo. “Thanks to the great cooperation with CD PROJEKT RED, we’ve been able to fully integrate Geralt’s fighting style and appearance. We can’t wait for SOULCALIBUR fans around the world to welcome Geralt to the stage of History.”

The legendary weapon-based 3D fighting game returns to its roots. SOULCALIBUR VI has never looked more dynamic or dramatic, intensified with eye-popping graphics powered by Unreal Engine 4. Travel through the signature 16th century stages and experience the struggle for the two legendary swords using a complete roster of returning iconic SOULCALIBUR characters including Mitsurugi Sophitia, along with Kilik, Nightmare, Ivy and some newcomers!

SOULCALIBUR VI, featuring Geralt of Rivia and the training grounds of Kaer Morhen stage, will be launched in 2018 for PlayStation®4, Xbox One and PC Digital via STEAM® and other distributors. For more information about the game and other products from BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Europe please visit: https://www.bandainamcoent.com, follow us on Facebook athttps://www.facebook.com/BandaiNamcoEU , or join the conversation at https://www.twitter.com/BandaiNamcoEU.

Wolfenstein II: The Deeds of Captain Wilkins is now available for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One

Wolfenstein II: The Deeds of Captain Wilkins is now available for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One

We are happy to announce Wolfenstein II: The Deeds of Captain Wilkins is now available for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.

The Deeds of Captain Wilkins, the final installment in the Freedom Chronicles trilogy, follows renowned US Army veteran and resistance fighter Captain Gerald Wilkins. Travel to Nazi-controlled Alaska, armed with a stolen experimental battlewalker contraption, to stop a nefarious superweapon known as the Sun Gun.

The Deeds of Captain Wilkins is the third expansion in the Freedom Chronicles Season Pass, a series of DLC packs for Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus featuring the stories of three unique heroes fighting for liberty against the Nazi scourge. 

The Freedom Chronicles Season Pass can be purchased digitally on all platforms. Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus launched on October 27 on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC, to widespread praise from the critics and community, including winning Best Action Game at the 2017 Game Awards.

For more information about Wolfenstein II, visit www.wolfenstein.com.

This Week in GTA Online: Double Cash in Bunker Series & Occupy Modes

This Week in GTA Online: Double Cash in Bunker Series & Occupy Modes

OCCUPY

Climb aboard a rocket-propelled flying motorcycle and take control of fiercely-contested capture zones in Occupy, paying out Double GTA$ & RP through March 19th. The more zones you occupy, the faster your score increases, so coordinate with your team to seize and hold down as many capture points as you can. 

BUNKER SERIES

Enter the Bunker Series corona on your map (or launch any Bunker Adversary Mode via the in-game menu) and earn Double GTA$ & RP for dealing out some subterranean damage in:

And tune in tomorrow Wednesday March 14 at 5pm Eastern for the official Rockstar live stream where we’ll be playing this week’s double cash and RP modes and much more with very special guestsThe Martinez Brothers and friends. Make sure you’re following and subscribed to Rockstar Games on Facebook, YouTube and Twitch for go-live notifications.

If you've ever dreamed of commanding a vicious team of mercenaries or issuing an orbital strike from the comfort of your own underground lair, Maze Bank Foreclosures is here to help with deep discounts on select Facilities through March 19th. You can also find deals on popular Aircraft, Super cars, Weaponized Vehicles and more:

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SEGA MEGA DRIVE CLASSICS COMING TO PLAYSTATION 4 AND XBOX ONE!

SEGA MEGA DRIVE CLASSICS COMING TO PLAYSTATION 4 AND XBOX ONE!

 

HOLD ME CLOSER SHADOW DANCER! SEGA MEGA DRIVE CLASSICS COMING TO PLAYSTATION 4 AND XBOX ONE

Sydney, Australia – 15^th March, 2018 – SEGA® Europe Ltd. has an Altered Beast™ of an announcement certain to create an Alien Storm™ amongst the Shining Force™ of retro SEGA fans out there, as SEGA® Mega Drive Classics™ is set to release for PlayStation® 4 and Xbox® One on 29^th May, 2018.

  

The collection has over 50 retro classics to experience across every genre; arcade action, shooters, beat ‘em ups, puzzlers, old favourites and hidden gems, with a raft of modern features. These include online multiplayer, achievements, mirror modes, rewind and save states meaning players old and new should find revisiting these great games an absolute Sonic 3D Blast. Visit the product page for more details, www.megadriveclassics.com. 

SEGA Mega Drive Classics is available to pre-order now. It comes complete with a double sided Golden Axe™ and Streets of Rage™ poster, identical to the ones you will see in the game’s 90s inspired retro gamer’s bedroom, the hub through which players can access the entire collection.

To Gain Ground™ on all the latest information about SEGA and the SEGA Mega Drive Classics visit www.sega.co.uk. You can also follow us on Twitter and Facebook.

Go now, be the Light Crusader™ you always dreamed you could be…