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Cyberpunk 2077's most recent update has added a whole bunch of cool little secrets for players to uncover, and the Phantom Liberty expansion has added even more on top of that. It seems little a new secret is being found every few days, and the latest revolves around Idris Elba's character Solomon Reed who plays a large role in Phantom Liberty. However, it seem like Reed made his way to Cyberpunk 2077 before the expansion even dropped, as players are actually finding the man working his undercover job before even starting the expansion.

Marvel has confirmed that Charlie Cox's next appearance as Matt Murdock won't be in Daredevil: Born Again, but rather in Hawkeye spin-off series Echo. According to ComicBook.com, the actor's involvement was seeming confirmed by a synopsis filed to the United States Copyright Office by the Disney-owned studio.

Starfield has a pretty decent range of clothing for all you fashionistas out there, but every now and then you'll spot an NPC wearing a particularly attractive suit or outfit that puts your own threads to shame. If you were playing Skyrim, you could simply get into your best sneaking position and attempt to undress the person where they stand, but Starfield has no feature that allows you to swipe the clothes that NPCs are wearing. Even murdering them doesn't let you take the clothes off their body.

Amazon today updated its Echo lineup, and previewed a conversational version of Alexa that offers a more chatbot-like experience.

Starfield offers plenty of ways to make money, but if you're keen to get rich quickly and don't mind bending the rules a bit, this could be the option for you. 

Solo: A Star Wars Storyapologists, rejoice: Not only is Donald Glover’s proposed spinoff series Lando still happening, but as the star’s brother/creative cohort Stephen Glover revealed this week, it’s being redeveloped as a Star Wars movie.

is an upcoming remake of the classic JRPG that was released over two decades ago. Developed by Gemdrops, Inc. and published by Square Enix, the title intends to stay true to the core pillars of the original while also updating key facets for new players. is slated to release later this fall, introducing a whole new generation of fans to the beloved PS1 game.

You may have heard about a little space game called Starfield, the gravitational pull from which risks swallowing all games discourse for months and possibly years to come. Perhaps that's no surprise for a game that's been in development and hyped for as long as any title that I can remember (well, ones that have shipped anyway) but it's easy to forget now the thing's in our hands that it was subject to multiple delays along the way.

There are a lot of things that Starfield lets you do, even if its detrimental to your own health. You have to live with the consequences of your actions of course, but there are very few things that the game takes completely off the table. One of those things was getting out of your ship whilst you're flying through space, something that the last fifty years of sci-fi movies and video games warns you not to do.

In an interview with Famitsu, Starfield lead and Bethesda frontman Todd Howard stated that the game's mod support «will be available next year» (obtained via machine translation), which likely refers to Starfield's equivalent to the Creation Kit modding tools for Skyrim and Fallout 4.

In late 2001, the dot-com crash struck ZeniMax, and a team of thirty-some developers in the company’s basement feared for their jobs. They were late delivering their new role-playing game, The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind, to Microsoft; their board of directors had begun having doubts about the whole videogame enterprise. People were pulling seven-day workweeks on something none of them were sure would ever see the light of day. Morale was in the toilet.

Microsoft has announced an Xbox Digital Broadcast for Tokyo Game Show.