Codemasters has pushed out F1 22 update 1.10 (PS5 version 1.010) on all platforms to add the new China/Shanghai International Circuit. Several other improvements and bug fixes have also been included. Check out the F1 22 September 12 patch notes below.
F1 22 Update 1.10 Patch Notes | F1 22 Update 1.010 Patch Notes | F1 22 September 12 Patch Notes:
China/Shanghai International Circuit has been added to Time Trial, Grand Prix, and Multiplayer modes
Ferrari Special Edition liveries now added in-game for a limited time
Improved AI racecraft logic and revised levels of aggression when attempting overtakes
Fixed an issue where AI would drive excessively slowly and block the track on cooldown laps in qualifying
Fixed an issue with inconsistent kerb impact behaviour across varying frame rates on PC
Improved AI racecraft behaviour between turns 2 and 3 at Netherlands/Zandvoort
Improved AI awareness and racecraft between Turn 9 and pit lane entry at Austria
Fixed previously incorrect penalty logic on pitlane entry at France/Paul Ricard
Fixed an issue where players can receive incorrect penalties at Turn 7 of Abu Dhabi/Yas Marina
Flattened an incorrect bump in the track surface at Turn 3 at Azerbaijan/Baku
Fixed an issue where, in some instances, host migration when loading into a cross-play social lobby can lead to split lobbies
Fixed an issue where positions in Practice and Qualifying are calculated incorrectly beyond three decimal places
Fixed an issue where sponsors would not show on the My Team car when watching highlights in Theatre mode
Fixed an issue in Photo Mode where images can become pixelated when using shutter speed adjustment
Fixed an issue where a hole is present at the base of the Halo Column when turned off on the Mercedes and the Player Car
Corrected Max Verstappen’s car number in Social Play, LAN and Featured Event sessions
Grand Prix – Fixed an issue where Sprint races may not appear when choosing Authentic in the 2022 World Championship weekend structure
Fixed an issue where focus statistic was too low for all drivers in My Team
Fixed an issue where rev lights were not working on Logitech wheelbases
Fixed an issue where telemetry information was missing for race strategy and free practice sessions
Fixed an issue where some current F1 22 driver numbers can be selected for use with created driver
Fixed an issue where ‘Custom Grid’ in Social Play did not alter players starting positions
Fixed an issue where, in some instances, the game would crash for the player who first tries to load into created League event
Resolved a graphical issue in menus when HDR is enabled
UDP – Fixed an issue where pitch value is not working correctly on hills
Revised messaging around progression of second driver statistics in My Team
UDP – Fixed an issue where medium Traction Control was not outputting in online sessions
General Stability Improvements
Various minor fixes
That’s it for the patch notes. F1 22 is out now for the PC, PlayStation, and Xbox.
With Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2’s beta set to roll out soon, it looks like Activision has started prepping the beta client on the backend, and it’s been confirmed that it’s been uploaded to the PlayStation Network, which gives us an idea on how big the Modern Warfare 2 beta size is.
According to PlayStation Network data scraper PlayStation Game Sizes, the Modern Warfare 2 beta file size clocks in at 15-30GB, with the size varying for the platform and region. Those in EU, it seems you’ll be downloading the biggest data.
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🟡 Anyway According To Update Sizes The beta size is expected to be between 15-30 GB (Depends on Platform And Region)
🟢 EU version It has the biggest Download Size (1- EU 2-Asia 3-US 4-JP)
As one might expect, this will be quite a download even if it’s just a beta. Of course, Activision is known to release rather meaty beta slices of their games, so expect an update or two for the beta. If you want to check the complete schedule of the MW2 beta, head on over here.
While the beta for PlayStation players with early access will kick off this September 16, the Call of Duty Next event will take place on September 15 where we will see the multiplayer revealed, a look at Warzone 2.0 and more!
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 launches for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PS5, PS4, and PC on October 28, 2022.
In case you didn’t know, this month marks the 20th anniversary of the Battlefield franchise (September 10, to be more specific). It’s no small feat that a franchise is still alive and kicking after two decades, and with EA confirming that we’re going to see more Battlefield in the future, we here at MP1st decided to round up every Battlefield game released!
Included below are the dates when these titles were released, along with the developer, and a short description of the game itself. Note that mods and expansions aren’t included in the list; only the major entries.
20 Years of Battlefield – Every Battlefield Game Released:
Battlefield 1942 (2002)
Developer: DICE
The first installment in the Battlefield series and was developed by DICE. It was released for PC in 2002 and was later made the AIAS and IGN Game of the Year. To celebrate the game’s ten year anniversary, it was made available for free on Origin in November 2012.
Battlefield: Vietnam (2004)
Developer: DICE Canada
Battlefield Vietnam (also known as BFV) is the second installment in the Battlefield Series and was developed by the now defunct DICE Canada and published by Electronic Arts. BF: Vietnam was released back in 2004 for PC.
The game was re-released in March 15, 2005 as Battlefield Vietnam: Redux. It featured recent patches for the game, as well as the new weapons, vehicles and maps that were included in the patches. It also came with the official World War II Mod.
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Battlefield 2 (2004)
Developer: DICE
The third installment in the Battlefield series and was developed by DICE. It was released on June 21, 2005 in North America. The console port of the game, Battlefield 2: Modern Combat, was released on October 24, 2005.
Battlefield 2: Modern Combat (2005)
Developer: DICE
Battlefield 2: Modern Combat (also known as BF2:MC) is the fourth installment in the Battlefield Series and was developed by DICE and published by EA. It is a console spin-off of the critically acclaimed Battlefield 2 for the PC.
Battlefield 2142 (2006)
Developer: DICE
The fifth installment in the Battlefield Series and was developed by DICE and published by Electronic Arts.
Official servers were shut down on June 30, 2014 during the mass GameSpy server closure by Glu Mobile that occurred that day. The game can still be played online through the Gameranger service and the community run Reclamation project.
Battlefield: Bad Company (2008)
Developer: DICE
Battlefield: Bad Company (also known as Bad Company 1, BFBC or BC1) is the sixth installment in the Battlefield Series and was developed by DICE and published by Electronic Arts. The game was highly anticipated, largely because it added realistic destruction to the game using the new Frostbite Engine. A sequel, Battlefield: Bad Company 2, was released in 2010.
Battlefield Heroes (2009)
Developer: DICE, Easy Studios
Battlefield Heroes (also known as BFH) is the seventh installment in the Battlefield Series and was developed by both DICE and Easy Studios. It is the first game to be released in EA’s new “Play4Free” service, though players can spend money to buy weapons and customizations. It was developed to run on all kinds of computers so players with sub-par computers are able to enjoy the game.
It was announced that no new accounts would be able to be created for the game after April 15, 2015[1], and all servers were shutdown on July 14, 2015.[2] The game can currently be played online through the community run Phoenix Network and Rising Hub
Battlefield 1943 (2009)
Developer: DICE
The eighth installment in the Battlefield Series and was developed by DICE and published by Electronic Arts. On August 31, 2010, it was announced that Battlefield 1943 would be bundled with the Ultimate Edition of Battlefield: Bad Company 2.
Battlefield: Bad Company 2 (2010)
Developer: DICE
Battlefield: Bad Company 2 (also known as Bad Company 2, BFBC2 or BC2) is the tenth installment in the Battlefield Series and was developed by DICE and published by Electronic Arts. It is the sequel to Battlefield: Bad Company and was praised by critics, many of which commended DICE’s work on the destructible environments, and its robust multiplayer component.
Battlefield: Bad Company 2 iOS (2010)
Battlefield: Bad Company 2 iOS is an installment in the Battlefield Series and a mobile port of Battlefield: Bad Company 2. The game borrows many elements from the console port and features similar gameplay. It was released for iOS for December 16, 2010. It was also released for Android and Kindle Fire.
The game has since been taken down from the iOS App Store and is no longer available for purchase. Despite this, however, the game is still available for the Kindle Fire.
Battlefield Online (2010)
Developer: Neowiz
Battlefield Online (Korean: 배틀필드 온라인) (also known as BFO) is the ninth installment in the Battlefield series and was published and developed by Neowiz with input from DICE and Electronic Arts. The open beta became available on March 25, 2010. According to the official website, support for the game ended on May 21, 2013 and the servers were shut down.
Battlefield Play4Free (2011)
Developer: DICE, Easy Studios
Battlefield Play4Free (also known as BFP4F) is the eleventh installment in the Battlefield Series and was developed by DICE and Easy Studios for free play.[1] It utilizes the Refractor 2 Engine used in earlier installments in the series, supporting 32 players online.
Battlefield Veterans were granted access to the open beta four days early on March 31, 2011.[2] Facebook and Twitter fans were granted early access on April 2.[3]
It was announced that no new accounts would be created for the game on April 15, 2015[4], and all servers were shutdown on July 14, 2015.[5] The game can currently be played online through the community run Phoenix Network.
Battlefield 3 (2011)
The twelfth installment in the Battlefield Series and was developed by DICE. It is the sequel to Battlefield 2 and was released on October 25, 2011 for the PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.
Battlefield 4 (2013)
The thirteenth installment in the Battlefield Series developed by DICE and published by EA. It is the sequel to Battlefield 3 and was released on the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC on October 29, 2013. It is the first game in the franchise also released on eighth generation consoles, being released for the PlayStation 4 on November 12, 2013 and the Xbox One on November 19 of the same year. Battlefield 4 is also available for unlimited play for EA Access members on the Xbox One as one of the service’s launch titles.
Battlefield Hardline (2015)
Battlefield Hardline (abbreviated as BFHL) is fourteenth installment in the Battlefield series, developed by Visceral Games in collaboration with DICE and published by EA. Battlefield Hardline is unique in the fact that it is police themed, focusing on the continual war on crime, rather than military conflicts depicted in all previous Battlefield installments.
Battlefield 1 (2017)
Developer: DICE
The game is set during World War I. It marks the first installment exclusive to eighth-generation consoles and was released worldwide on October 21, 2016.
Battlefield V (2018)
Developer: DICE
Battlefield V, also known as Battlefield 5, BFV or BF5 (development code-name ‘Casablanca’) is the sixteenth installment in the Battlefield Series developed by DICE and published by EA. The game brings the series back to its origins, being set during World War II. The open beta of the game was start on September 4th, 2018 for EA Access and Origin Access members and available worldwide on September 6th, 2018 until September 11th, 2018.[1] The game was released November 9th, 2018 for EA Access and Origin Access members, and November 15th, 2018, for owners of the Early Enlister Deluxe Edition. It was released worldwide on November 20th, 2018.[2]
Battlefield 2042 (2021)
The game was revealed on June 9th, 2021. The game released on November 12th, 2021 for EA Play members and those who purchased the Gold and Ultimate Edition. It was released worldwide on November 19th, 2021.
What’s your favorite and most memorable moment in Battlefield? Share them in the comments below.
Great news for Ubisoft fans hoping for on-the-go versions Assassin’s Creed and Rainbow Six, as mobile versions of the franchises have been announced!
Two new Assassin’s Creed mobile games have been announced during the Ubisoft Forward event! Ubisoft has also opened registrations for the Closed Beta for Rainbow Six Mobile, starting September 12.
Assassin’s Creed Mobile Games
Ubisoft revealed a gorgeous in-engine trailer for Assassin’s Creed Codename Jade during the stream.
Set in Ancient China, the open-world mobile game for iOS and Android has no confirmed release date as of yet.
Players will, for the first time in AC history, be able to create their own character. Assassin’s Creed Codename Jade features ‘intense’ combat, historic landmarks like the Great Wall of China, and the stealth-based gameplay the series is famous for:
Ubisoft also revealed another Assassin’s Creed mobile game under development in partnership with Netflix, along with new Valiant Hearts and Mighty Quest mobile games set for release in 2023!
Ubisoft did not reveal any further details about the Assassin’s Creed Netflix mobile game.
The live-action Assassin’s Creed Netflix show announced back in 2020 is “still early in development,” confirmed by Marc-Alexis Côté of Ubisoft Quebec.
Ubisoft also revealed the final DLC for Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, The Last Chapter, releasing later this year!
Rainbow Six Mobile Closed Beta
After the initial announcement back in April and the Closed Alpha on iOS in May, Ubisoft revealed the Closed Beta for Rainbow Six Mobile is now open for registrations! The Closed Beta starts September 12 in seven countries across the world. Ubisoft did not reveal a release date for the full Rainbow Six Mobile game for iOS and Android.
Watch the Closed Beta trailer below:
The Closed Beta is currently only coming to Android devices. Pre-register for a chance to play Rainbow Six Mobile early on the Google Play Store!
It’s definitely an incredible time for Assassin’s Creed fans! Not only did Ubisoft also confirm the next mainline title, Assassin’s Creed Mirage for release in 2023, two new games (codenamed ‘Hexe’ and ‘Jade’) were also revealed under the new Assassin’s Creed Infinity banner.
A new trailer for Riders Republic Season 4 Freestylin’ has just been released during the Ubisoft Forward event! The trailer shows off in-game cinematics and content, as well as the addition of BMX bikes to the game. For players, the wait won’t be long, as Riders Republic Season 4 starts this September 14.
The trailer also features the new Area 52 zone alongside new disciplines, cosmetics and tricks!
Watch the Riders Republic: Freestylin’ Season 4 trailer below:
It’s time, Riders! BMX is finally coming to the Republic! Tune in on 14th September to enjoy the first new sport since the launch of the game. Get ready to grind on some rails or ramp up on some half-pipes! New disciplines are also coming to the game, including street, dirt and park, along with a whole new zone: Area 52.
Riders Republic is free on Ubisoft Connect via Ubisoft+ from September 10 to October 10!
The game is available on the PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, and Xbox One platforms, and on cloud gaming services Luna and Stadia.
At today’s Ubisoft Forward event, Ubisoft announced The Division 2 Season 10: Price of Power release date, and it’s set for September 13 — yes, this coming week! In addition to that, the company also announced that Season 11 will be out sometime this year.
Check out The Division 2 Season 10 roadmap:
Season 10: Price of Power is launching on September 13, sending Agents on a new Manhunt. The target is General Peter Anderson, a True Sons leader trying to broker a peace with the Black Tusk in order to martial their combined forces against The Division. Well, we can’t have that, now, can we? As you and your fellow Agents take out targets on the trail of General Anderson, you’ll earn rewards through the new Season Pass and get the chance to score new cosmetic items during apparel events.
Price of Power is the second of three planned Seasons in Year 4 of The Division 2; it will also introduce new difficulty levels for Countdown Mode and for two Stronghold missions, as well as other gameplay updates. As a reminder, seasonal content is only available for players who own The Division 2 Warlords of New York expansion.
According to Ubisoft, more content is planned after this year as well outside of Season 11, as the company confirmed The Division Year 5 support! No details for this were given yet, but we assume this will mean new events, adjustments, and missions are in store.
We’re expecting more details for Season 10 to be revealed in the coming days, and once we know more, we’ll let our readers know. You can check out the PTS patch notes for Season 10 here.
New Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope gameplay has just been showcased at the Ubisoft Forward event, featuring the Wiggler boss fight!
Watch the preview below:
Here comes the Wiggler! Join us in guiding you through a quick look at some gameplay and a new planet in one of the many exciting quests and dynamic battles that await you in Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope. Optimise, strategise, and remember to get help from the Sparks!
The Ubisoft Forward feature has revealed that launch plans for Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope include new DLC! Legendary character Rayman will be joining the cast of the game:
Ubisoft also surprised their audience by revealing that legendary character Rayman will reunite with the Rabbids. Available as a new playable character in an upcoming extension for the game, he will join forces with Rabbid Peach and Rabbid Mario. This additional content will be buyable separately or as part of the season pass, also included in Mario + Rabbids® Sparks of Hope Gold Edition.
Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope comes out on the Nintendo Switch on October 20, 2022. Pre-orders are now open at the Ubisoft Store!
Ubisoft has a ton of Assassin’s Creed content incoming for gamers in the next few years it seems, as not only did Asssassin’s Creed Mirage get an official announcement today, but “Assassin’s Creed Red”, “Code Hexe” and a project under the codename “Infinity” have also been announced for the franchise, too!
Assassin’s Creed Red Trailer:
Codenamed “Red,” the game will be based in Japan per the reveal trailer, and that’s about all we know so far.
Related Reading: Assassin’s Creed Mirage Priced at $49.99, Collector’s Edition Contents and Pre-Order Bonus Revealed
Assassin’s Creed Code Hexe Trailer:
Based from the trailer, it features a dreamcatcher hanging, and seems to be focused on a more horror theme. According to Ubisoft’s presentation, “We work in the dark… That’s all we can say for now about Assassin’s Creed codename Hexe.” From the looks of it, don’t be surprised if this tackles witches and is centered around the Salem Witch Trials period.
Lastly, Assassin’s Creed Codenamed Infinity was also announced, which isn’t a game at all. Instead, it’s more of a platform. According to Ubisoft’s presentation, Infinity is a single entry point for fans to get into the Assassin’s Creed franchise. Players will be able to explore their very own Animus (like a time machine). Infinity will act like a hub that will unite all the different Assassin’s Creed experiences and players together.
Alongside today’s Assassin’s Creed Mirage official announcement, the official page for the game has went up, and it seems that Ubisoft is pricing it differently than your usual AAA game. While most games are hiking their price to $70, the Assassin’s Creed Mirage priced at the official Ubisoft Store lists it for just $49.99 on all platforms for the Standard Edition (just the game).
Assassin’s Creed Mirage Price:
The Deluxe Edition is priced at $59.99, which puts it in line with your usual AAA games. In addition to that, Ubisoft has also revealed the Assassin’s Creed Mirage Collector’s Edition, and the pre-order bonus as well.
Ubisoft has officially revealed the first look at Assassin’s Creed Mirage, the latest entry in the Assassin’s Creed franchise. The game was officially announced last week, with a DLC quest leaking for the game on the same day. Assassin’s Creed Mirage will take the franchise to Baghdad, Iraq, and players play as Basim in this upcoming epic. Mirage is said to take the Assassin’s Creed series back to its original roots, with several RPG elements being removed. Watch the reveal trailer for Assassin’s Creed Mirage here:
Watch the cinematic world premiere announce trailer of Assassin’s Creed® Mirage. In the ninth century CE, Baghdad is at its height, leading the world in science, art, innovation, and commerce. Amid its bustling urban landscape, a conflicted young orphan with a tragic past must navigate the streets to survive. Experience the story of Basim in Assassin’s Creed Mirage.
In Assassin’s Creed Mirage, you are Basim, a cunning street thief with nightmarish visions seeking answers and justice.
Join an ancient organisation and come to understand a new creed – one that will change Basim’s fate in ways he never could have imagined.
A POWERFUL COMING-OF-AGE STORY
Discover a narrative-driven action-adventure experience that follows the transformation of a defiant young man into a refined Master Assassin with a conflicted destiny. Meet an inspiring cast of characters who will shape Basim’s destiny and may be more than what they seem…
THE ULTIMATE ASSASSIN
Become the most versatile Assassin in franchise history. Parkour seamlessly through the city and leverage the largest assortment of tools to date. Get contracts at the Assassin’s bureaus, collect vital clues, and stealthily take down targets with more visceral assassinations than ever before.
AN IMMERSIVE, REACTIVE CITY
Explore a dense and vibrant city whose inhabitants react to your every move. Uncover the secrets of four unique districts, from the industrial Karkh to the lush gardens of the Round City. Discover surprising world events and interact with historical figures that shaped the Golden Age of Baghdad.
A TRIBUTE TO AN ORIGINAL
Experience a modern take on the features and gameplay that have defined a franchise for 15 years. Journey to Alamut, the legendary home of the Assassins who laid the foundations of the Creed in this heartfelt homage to the game that started it all.
Assassin’s Creed Mirage is set to launch for PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.
Ubisoft has finally released our first official look at The Division 2 Heartland gameplay today during the Ubisoft Forward stream! As expected, it’s free-to-play and will be out on almost all major gaming platforms.
Check out the developer intro below, which features a few seconds of gameplay
Sign up for a chance to participate in future Tom Clancy’s The Division® Heartland Closed Tests at thedivisionheartland.com!
Join Creative Director Keith Evans as he gives a quick overview of what players can expect from Tom Clancy’s The Division® Heartland in this developer intro video.
About The Division Heartland:
Tom Clancy’s The Division Heartland is a free-to-play survival-action multiplayer shooter set in a rural community in mid-crisis.
Explore a hostile environment as you fight alongside and against other trained agents and uncover the mysteries of Silver Creek.
Tom Clancy’s The Division Heartland is a free-to-play survival-action multiplayer shooter set in small-town Middle America
Massive PvEvP in Storm Operations:
Fight together in 45-player PvEvP Storm Operations against a group of dangerous Rogue Agents, an aggressive faction known as the Vultures, all while surviving a lethal virus.
Peep the Battlefield in PvE Excursion Operations:
Complete PvE missions, gather gear, activate alerts, and prep the battlefield in Excursion Operations.
Progress and Adapt to Survive:
Play as one of the six agents and select between three classes each match, all with their own perks and skills.
Once we know more regarding Heartland, we’ll be sure to let our readers know.
It’s time! Ubisoft is set to unveil the future of the Assassin’s Creed franchise and more today via its latest Ubisoft Forward event! If you want to catch the announcements, head on below for the Ubisoft Forward livestream for September 10!
Ubisoft Forward Livestream for September 10:
The actual event times are as follows:
🇺🇸 12 PM PT / 3 PM ET
🇲🇽 2 PM Mexico City
🇧🇷 4 PM Brasília
🇬🇧 8 PM London
🇫🇷 9 PM Paris
🇿🇦 9 PM Cape Town
🇹🇷 10 PM Ankara
🇦🇪 11 PM Abu Dhabi
September 11
🇮🇳 12:30 AM New Delhi
🇨🇳 3 AM Beijing
🇯🇵 4 AM Tokyo
🇦🇺 5 AM Canberra
Don’t forget, there is a pre-show where update to games like The Division 2 and more will be discussed. Of course, the big deal here is the official reveal of Assassin’s Creed Mirage, and if rumors are true, more games from the franchise.
Same as always, MP1st will have the big news up on the site ASAP, so stay tuned!
Fans of the Call of Duty series eagerly awaiting Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 have just been treated to a new short Campaign trailer. The video showcases cinematic footage and thrilling visuals from the game, and shows off a huge Modern Warfare 2 gunship prepping for an air strike.
You can watch the trailer below:
This is the second trailer Activision has released about Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2’s Campaign Early Access.
In addition to that, Infinity Ward has released a video explaining the new AI (artificial intelligence) in Modern Warfare 2. The developers exclusively detail the advancements in AI engineering in the Twitter video:
As for Modern Warfare 2’s multiplayer, the Call of Duty Next event is set for next week on September 15! Activision will also showcase Warzone 2.0 in the event alongside Warzone Mobile too.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 releases October 28 on PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC. The game can be pre-ordered on the official website, and will be available on Xbox Game Pass once Microsoft completes its acquisition of Activision Blizzard.
The Long Dark update 2.02 has just been released, and this brings more quality of life improvements to players! Read on for the complete The Long Dark September 9 patch notes.
The Long Dark Update 2.02 Patch Notes | The Long Dark September 9 Patch Notes:
UPDATE (09/07/22): We have released a hotfix to resolve a bug that prevents players from receiving a phone call from Molly at the end of “Aftermath” in Episode Three, which impacts mission progress. Please note that it may take time to update across all platforms. Thank you for your patience as we worked on this issue.
NOTE: We are still receiving reports that the Brightness Slider is not working on PS4/PS5. We are investigating this complex issue and will provide more information as soon as it is available.
Thank you for your patience.
We just released our v2.02 (99904) Quality of Life Update for The Long Dark. This update includes some significant bug fixes, along with game and performance improvements.
Thank you for your patience and support. We look forward to sharing more information about future updates and other exciting news about The Long Dark in a Dev Diary toward the end of September.
Please remember to visit our Support Portal if you encounter any issues while playing the game. For additional news and information, please sign up for our newsletter and follow us on Twitter (Game | Studio).
USER INTERFACE
[UI] Fixed an issue that prevented the Surveyed Locations from displaying the correct number of locations when viewed in the Journal.
[UI] Fixed an issue that prevented the Voice Audio slider from responding correctly when adjusted in Audio Options.
[UI] Fixed an issue that caused the subtitles to appear underneath the Radial Menu, preventing players from being able to read the subtitles.
[UI] Fixed an issue that caused the Manage Data button (found under Privacy -> Options) to link incorrectly to Unity’s Cloud Analytics.
[UI] Added a check to the Fire Starting Menu to prevent players from being able to open the menu if they do not have all of the items required.
SURVIVAL
[Gameplay] Fixed an issue that caused Carcasses to decay at an accelerated rate.
[Gameplay] Fixed an issue that prevented players from lighting torches from a lit Stove or Rim Grill.
[Gameplay] Fixed an issue that allowed players to duplicate Matches by adding a stack to a container, while a Match is lit.
WINTERMUTE
** Please note that this section contains spoilers for WINTERMUTE. **
[EP 3] Trauma: Fixed an issue that caused a corrupted save game if the game was saved immediately after the first conversation with Father Thomas.
[EP 4] Donner: Fixed an issue that prevented players from progressing past the planks after the rooftop escape sequence after receiving the call from Jace and retrieving the Hard Case. This should also retroactively fix the issue for players who are currently stuck.
[EP 4] Donner: Fixed the interaction tag on the Prison Gate to prevent it from sometimes appearing below the gate.
[EP 4] The Detonators: Fixed an issue that would cause an item being held by the Player to be duplicated after triggering the Mine Collapse cinematic.
PLAYSTATION 4
[HDR] Fixed an issue that prevented the game from enabling HDR mode on HDR-enabled devices.
The previous patch for QoL updates released last month can be seen here.
If you can’t get enough LEGO Star Wars in your fly, Disney has announced the LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga Galactic Edition, and it’s out on November 1, 2022 for the PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Switch and PC.
Curious what’s in it? It’ll include six new packs in the Character Selection 2, and more.
LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga Galactic Edition Contents:
The Galactic Edition will include six new packs in the Character Collection 2, Star Wars: Andor™, the LEGO Star Wars: Summer Vacation TV Special, Star Wars: Obi-Wan Kenobi™, Star Wars: The Book of Boba Fett™, Star Wars: Rebels™, and Star Wars: The Clone Wars™ adding more than thirty playable characters. Plus, the seven packs from the original Character Collection, The Mandalorian™ Season 1, Solo: A Star Wars Story™, The Classic Characters, The Trooper Pack, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story™, The Mandalorian Season 2, and The Bad Batch™. Players that purchase the game digitally can also unlock the Classic Obi-Wan Kenobi™ playable character that is not available for purchase à la carte.
The Skywalker Saga Galactic Edition is priced at $79.99 (SRP) digitally on console, while it’ll be available at $69.99 for PC. A Character Collection 1 & 2 bundle will be available for $24.99 or can be purchased separately for $14.99 teach. Individual character packs will also be available piecemeal for $2.99.
If you’re curious if the game is any good, go read our review here, where we said, “The Skywalker Saga feels amazing. From top to bottom, The Skywalker Saga is a near-perfect game that checks all the boxes for a Star Wars fan and is one of the best games of the year.”
The Epic Games Store has accidentally revealed the Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection PC release date, along with a special Fortnite glider pre-order bonus!
A since-revised change to the Epic Games Store page stated that the Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection will release October 19, 2022 for PC. The collection includes the critically-acclaimed titles Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End and Uncharted: The Lost Legacy.
Players who pre-order the collection will receive a special Fortnite glider shaped like Sully’s iconic seaplane, Hog Wild.
The accidental leak also revealed that players will be able to pre-order the Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection starting some unknown, placeholder date in September. Players who wish to not pre-order the collection can still buy the Hog Wild-themed glider on November 17 from the Fortnite item shop.
The game’s store page has now been corrected to display a release date of “Coming Soon.” Players are not currently able to pre-order the Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection from the Epic Games Store.
Midnight Suns’ release date was previously delayed to later in the 22-23 fiscal year by developer Firaxis Games. The game was originally planned to release October 7, 2022 for the PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X/S, and Xbox One platforms.
A new Midnight Suns gameplay trailer has also been released during the Disney & Marvel Games Showcase!
Marvel’s Midnight Suns is the ultimate crossover event combining the rich story, character relationships, customization and progression of an RPG with the tactical strategy and combat mechanics of a revolutionary new card-based tactics game. Set in the darker side of the Marvel Universe, you will forge unbreakable bonds with legendary Marvel Super Heroes and dangerous supernatural warriors in the fight against the world’s greatest threat yet…the demonic forces of Lilith and the elder god Chthon.
You can check more gameplay footage from the game via the character trailers the studio has released right here.
At today’s Disney & Marvel Games Showcase, a new Captain America game was unveiled along with a short teaser. Check it out below.
As you can see form the super short teaser, it will also star Black Panther, and other characters, too. Based on the music, theme and the short visuals they showed, this is set during World War 2. It’s being developed by Skydance New Media, which is where Amy Hennig (Uncharted) is situated.
There’s no official title, release date, nor platform revealed just yet. Hopefully, it’s a full-fledged AAA game, and once we know more, we’ll let our readers know.
Update: The press release has been sent out, confirming the game’s protagonist:
As the game’s narrative unfolds, players will be able to play an ensemble of four characters: a young Steve Rogers, aka Captain America; Azzuri, T’Challa’s grandfather and the WWII-era Black Panther; Gabriel Jones, a U.S. soldier and member of the Howling Commandos; and Nanali, leader of the fledgling Wakandan Spy Network. Players can look forward to intuitive controls and exhilarating second-to-second gameplay that captures the action and excitement of Marvel, inspired by landmark comics, television, and films, as they navigate this all-new globe-trotting adventure.
Still no platforms or title available though, but once we know more, we’ll let our readers know.
For those looking for the next big Disney, Star Wars and Marvel licensed games, you’ve come to the right place! The Disney and Marvel Games Showcase stream is about to start, and the House of Mouse promises new announcements, reveals and more are in store for fans.
Disney and Marvel Games Showcase Stream for Sept. 9:
Schedule: September 9 – pm PT/4 pm ET/(Sept. 10) 4 am HKT
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cheQwD8LCug
“All-new announcements” are promised, and as well as new reveals from titles like Disney Dreamlight Valley, Marvel’s Midnight Suns, LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga!
Remember when we reported that new player cards were being given by DICE to Battlefield 2042 players as part of the Battlefield franchise’s 20th anniversary? The actual anniversary is tomorrow, September 10, and there are in-game goodies set to be given out to participants!
Battlefield 2042: Battlefield 20th Anniversary Celebration Schedule and Items:
Players who log into Battlefield 2042 throughout September will receive the following in-game items for free:
5 Player Cards celebrating the series for logging in during the anniversary event.
Three weapon charms, one granted each week of the event:
September 6 – September 12: Little Trouble
September 13 – September 19: Antarctic Patrol
September 20 – September 27: Crab Rave
Check out what each freebie looks like in the official images straight from EA:
In other Battlefield news, EA has announced that the next Battlefield game will feature a campaign, and it’s being handled by a new studio in Ridgeline Games. This new EA first-party studio is being headed by Marcus Lehto, who was the co-creator of the Halo franchise.
