Mecha Break developer Amazing Seasun Games has revealed that the game will have its first-ever Xbox Series X|S closed beta test from August 25-27. As seen during Gamescom Opening Night Live, a new trailer for the fast-paced mecha multiplayer game also debuted, showing off more of its Zone of the Enders- and Armored Core-inspired gameplay. Exact details on how to gain access to the closed beta haven’t been revealed yet, but the developer says that you can stay tuned to its social media platforms for updates.A closed beta test for Mecha Break was recently held on PC. Amazing Seasun Games says that it received valuable feedback from these sessions, which saw a peak of 51,000 concurrent players on Steam and over 120,000 on the game’s launcher in China.
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Read moreThe next Transformers movie is almost a month away from premiering and will be the first animated Transformers movie to hit theaters since the 1986 feature. Chris Hemsworth, Brian Tyree Henry, Keegan-Michael Key, Scarlett Johansson, and more voice the iconic characters with Hemsworth and Henry taking on Orion Pax and D-16 before they were Optimus Prime and Megatron, respectively. Paramount released a quick featurette with the interviews with the cast about their roles and the characters’ major differences from what we’ve seen. “What intrigued me was the origin story,” Hemsworth says. “And to be voicing Optimus Prime is another level. He begins as Orion Pax, he’s a worker in the mines, this is his journey to become the all-powerful, all-knowing Optimus Prime. This film has an incre…
Read moreUpdate: The Skywalker Saga Complete Box Set is sold out at Amazon, but you can still get deals on a two of the trilogy sets as well as Episodes I-VI in a box set.
- Star Wars Original Trilogy Box Set (4-6) — $27 (
$36) - Star Wars Sequel Trilogy Box Set (7-9) — $28 (
$36) - Star Wars Prequel Trilogy Box Set (1-3) — $35 | not on sale
- Star Wars Episodes I-VI Box Set — $65 (
$140)
Star Wars Blu-ray sets are surprisingly uncommon in the US nowadays–you won’t find a North American box set on store shelves–and we rarely see noteworthy deals on any Star Wars bundles. That makes this current Amazon deal all the more enticing, as you can snag the region-free Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga Complete B…
Read moreLess than a decade ago, Jordan Peele was best-known as one-half of the hilarious duo on Comedy Central’s sketch comedy show Key and Peele. Few would have guessed Peele would soon become one of the most revered horror directors working today. Yet, here we are anxiously awaiting Peele’s fourth film, which sadly isn’t releasing until October 2026. But there is a newish Jordan Peele release in the pipeline. On October 8, you can revisit Peele’s first two movies in a new limited-edition set with an awesome steelbook case. The 4K Blu-ray bundle with Get Out and Us is available to preorder now at Amazon and Gruv. To complete your Jordan Peele collection, you can pair the double feature with the 4K Blu-ray of Peele’s third movie, Nope, for $20.
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At long last, Ganondorf is getting the Figma figure treatment. For anyone looking to pit Link against the franchise’s big bad, Amazon has opened preorders for a Ganondorf figure ($97) based on the character’s–very swole–appearance in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. Like the Tears of the Kingdom Link Figma, you’ll have to wait until next year for Ganondorf. Preorder Ganondorf at Amazon Preorder Link at Amazon
Like other Figma collectibles, Ganondorf’s plastic doppelgänger has an impressive amount of articulation to strike a wide variety of poses and comes with a ton of accessories, including swappable face plates to give the demon king different facial expressions. Pair that with other optional parts for different poses and an arsenal of deadly wea…
Read moreWarner Bros. Games has revealed plans to license its IP out, given the high interest from third-party developers, as well as the success of games like Hogwarts Legacy.On a recent investors call, Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav said, “We have 11 studios here, and we have a lot of IP. And there’s also a lot of interest among others in coming to take advantage of some of that IP for gaming, which we’re looking at.”He continued, “Because as [president of global streaming and games JB Perrette] said, we need to get bigger, and the IP that we own and the value that it has in the gaming space is something we’re looking to take advantage of.” Zaslav explained that the success of Hogwarts Legacy was because players were able to immerse themselves into the world, and now Zaslav wants to make…
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