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appears only in ''[[Fallout 4]]''
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Ontwikkelaar Bend Studios heeft de vijanden in Days Gone onthuld. Je krijgt onder andere te maken met Freakers, Newts, Marauders en Rippers. De studio houdt echter ook nog wat verrassingen achter de hand.
Bij Freakers denk je gelijk aan zombies, maar in Days Gone zijn het geïnfecteerde mensen die nog steeds eten, drinken en slaap nodig hebben. Overdag slapen ze en kom je ze minder vaak tegen, maar in de nacht zijn ze op zoek naar voedsel.
Freakers eten alles en hebben het niet specifiek op jou gemunt. Geluid trekt ze aan en door tactisch te spelen kun je ze tegen je vijanden gebruiken. Het is echter ook mogelijk om ze geluidloos uit te schakelen. Daarnaast bevat Days Gone zwervende zombie hordes.
Update, May 31: A new Fortnite datamine has revealed a suite of new cosmetics.
The files from the Fortnite v4.3 update have been datamined, meaning a host of new skins have been revealed. As ever, the new Fortnite skins should show up in the shop at some time in the near future.
The definite highlight of the new set of skins is the Legendary plant-themed Flytrap skin. He fits in nicely with the superhero (or supervillain) theme of Fortnite Season 4, and comes with his own glider and pickaxe. There are also Epic skins for Ventura (the female version of the previously datamined Venturion skin) and bandit-themed skins Scoundrel and Rapscallion, complete with eye-masks and stripey jumpers.
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There's also two basketball-themed skins, Jumpshot and Triple Threat. The first of those is pretty clearly based on Cleveland Cavaliers player LeBron James. Sure, the facial hair and tattoos might be a little different, but the skin matches James' armbands and features the Cavaliers' colours.
You can check out all the new Fortnite skins at FortniteIntel. The basketball skins also get their own Slam Dunk pickaxe and the Hang Time glider. There's even a glider inspired by Van Gogh's Starry Night, which is an interesting choice, as well as Burgle Bag and Strongbox Back Blings to go with the new robber skins.
What are the Fortnite week 5 challenges? As we approach the halfway mark in the battle royale game’s fourth season, we have another set of Fortnite challenges to keep us busy as we we earn ourselves even more juicy battle stars and premium loot.
As always we have four challenges that reward five battle stars and 3 harder tasks that rain down ten of the beautiful blighters. The Fortnite week 5 challenges look simple enough: from damage dealing with SMGs to Minigun eliminations and treasure map missions, your objectives here are familiar. However, the curious challenge involves searching for ‘Gravity Stones’, which appear to be distinct to the Hop Rocks that were first scattered in the meteor-created craters that appeared at the beginning of season 4.
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The Fortnite week 5 challenges are now live after previously being delayed. Below you will find the Fortnite week 5 challenges and how to complete them.
If you haven’t finished the challenges from previous weeks of season 4, you still can - here is how to get the Fortnite week 1 challenges, Fortnite week 2 challenges, Fortnite week 3 challenges, and the
It looks like Nvidia’s next-generation graphics card, whether GTX 1180 or GTX 2080, will at least be announced by August 20, when the Hot Chips Symposium rolls around. The program has now been released for the event with all the big names in attendance, and the talk that’s caught our attention is the one by Stuart Oberman titled: ‘NVIDIA’s Next Generation Mainstream GPU’ in the Graphics Solution slot on the Monday.
The title has obviously been kept deliberately vague so we don’t get any early hints as to what the new gaming-focused Nvidia graphics cards are called, or what architecture they’re going to be powered by.
Check out all the rumours, news, and guesswork about Nvidia’s GTX 1180.
Given that Oberman’s Hot Chips talk will likely go into some detail about the new GeForce GPU it seems pretty likely that it will either be announced before then, or we might possibly even see them released by August 20. We’ve heard that Gamescom will be a big deal for Nvidia, and that falls just a day later...
Hot Chips issued a press release yesterday which details the great and the good of PC gaming technology representing at the event.
“We will hear from the CPU and GPU giants: AMD featuring their next-gen client chip, NVIDIA with their next-gen GPU, and Intel with an interesting die-stacked CPU with iGPU plus stacked dGPU.”
A remaster of the original Borderlands could be on the way. The Korean Game Rating and Administration Committee has posted a listing for something called Borderlands: Game of the Year Edition, suggesting Gearbox could be working on a revamped version of their first trip to Pandora.
That title comes as quite the surprise, as there’s already a Borderlands: Game of the Year Edition. You can buy it on Steam right now, and you’ve been able to do so since October 2010. In fact, I’m pretty sure the GOTY edition is the version of Borderlands I bought when I first played it.
Whether Borderlands is primarily an FPS or an RPG is apparently up for debate (it's not, it's an FPS), but here are some of the best RPGs that are, you know, actually RPGs.
Gematsu links to three different listings for the game - one for Xbox One, one for PS4, and one for PC - but all three seem to have been taken down (unlike the recent listing for Sunset Overdrive PC). There is, of course, no official word from 2K or Gearbox on the existence of the game, although we’ve reached out for comment and will update this article when we know more.
What we do (probably) know is that this is at the very least some kind of re-release. Borderlands can currently only be played on Xbox One and PS4 through backwards compatibility, so a listing for those consoles should mean a new title. Exactly what it is remains confusing, though.
I'm 1:59 hours into a stream of House Flipper, quietly fixing up a bedroom for the enjoyment of a single viewer - who may or may not have even been watching - when the chat came to life.
"DOC RAID"
"DOC RAID"
By the time I noticed the chat, it was unusable. All caps racial slurs were clogging Twitch's AutoMod feature, and a baying crowd was commenting on everything from my quiet voice, to a lazy eye and my autism.
Random men on the internet have been screaming at me for the length of my game journalism career, but in this specific case I was baffled. How exactly had we got here?
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The answer, as it often is in these cases, was a tweet. It was a throwaway statement I had made that lacks a lot of context, responding to a tweet from PC Gamer's editor-in-chief Evan Lahti, which a few of my friends had jumped onto.
Lahti highlighted a tweet from streamer Dr DisRespect suggesting that if he didn't get his own PUBG skin in the next five days, he'd stop playing the game.
