Pokemon Go Player Finds “Team Rocket Headquarters” In Real Life

Instead of using a glitch or bug, this Starfield player has found a clever way to steal lots of money using the game’s mechanics. Specifically, this dirty thieving rat (which we all are deep down inside) used physics to scoop up tons of credits, take them to a dark corner, and steal them all without getting caught.

Starfield officially arrives September 6, but it has already begun breaking records on Steam. The expansive space RPG hit an all-time peak of 248,632 concurrent players, at the time of writing, which goes to show how impatient players have been for Bethesda's latest. For the uninitiated, those who aren't willing to wait for the official launch can purchase the Rs. 6,699/ $100 Premium Edition of the game and play it early. This is applicable across both Steam and Xbox platforms, with even Game Pass members willing to fork over $31.49/ Rs. 2,519 for early access, despite the title being essentially free for them.

A fan of Animal Crossing: New Horizons has successfully completed a quest to see all the game’s artwork in real life.

Starfield has hit another milestone, as it reaches a new all-time high of concurrent players on Steam.

Starfield’s full global launch is still a few days away, but the highly anticipated sci-fi RPG became available in early access to owners of its Premium and Constellation Editions. And upon its early access release, the game seems to have got off to a flying start.

Bethesda brought a few content creators over to the US Space and Rocket Center for a unique experience. To prepare for Starfield, they got to play in a real life space camp.

A little way into the movie Gran Turismo, the unlikely brand extension of Sony’s sim racing games accidentally satirizes itself. “This whole thing is a marketing extravaganza!” excitable auto executive Danny Moore (Orlando Bloom) shouts at salty racing coach Jack Salter (David Harbour). They’re aboard a helicopter wheeling above a racetrack, where Salter’s students in the GT Academy — a real-life program intended to turn players of Sony’s Gran Turismo games into actual racing drivers — are being put through their paces. The helicopter is an absurd bit of theater for the TV cameras, and Salter knows it. But he’s powerless to resist the marketing apparatus around him.

How far have you ever gone to show your love of a video game? Many have gone to great lengths to show their passion for gaming titles over the years. Some love to purchase the “Collector’s Editions” of AAA titles to say they have the “premiere goodies” outside of the game. For artists, they love to draw fanart and show off their favorite characters, moments, etc. Nintendo fans are known for buying lots of merch from their favorite franchises, but one Pikmin 4 fan decided to go on a treasure hunt. One that directly reflects the “treasures” you get in the game.

Gran Turismoand Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhemhave one big thing in common that certainly wasn’t planned: Both movies suggest that playing a lot of racing games will make you an awesome real-world driver. In TMNT, extensive experience with Forza Horizon prepares mutant shut-in Donatello to drive a van under the most aggressive and frightening street conditions possible. Gran Turismo picks up the real-world story of pro racer Jann Mardenborough, who went from winning a GT Academy competition to winning races on the real-world competitive circuit.

With new DLC comes new Pokemon. However, in this specific case, it seems we won’t be seeing any new type combos. While ghost types certainly are interesting, especially from a story perspective, the balance of dual types variety is constantly in flux with each new generation. Now it seems we have a bit of a surplus with this latest reveal: Poltchageist.

Baldur’s Gate 3 players have discovered a book with chants that will be all too familiar to Dungeons & Dragons fans, as it has prayers to the Goddess of Luck, begging her not to let them roll any 1s. This is because the specter of Natural 1 hangs over Baldur’s Gate 3, with even the most innocuous roll potentially ending in disaster.

One dedicated Animal Crossing fan has completed a 16-month quest to see all 43 pieces of artwork featured in New Horizons in real life.