Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 and Warzone have begun is final season of content with Season 6 and like recent entries in the series they have decided to go out with a bang with some of the most unique content the games have seen so far. Just in time for October, this season has fully embraced a horror aesthetic as it will run through the entirety of the spookiest month of the year. With a collection of new maps and weapons, a collection of fantastic skins for your Operators, the return of the fan-favorite Haunting event, and even a crossover with the iconic comic book character Spawn created by Todd McFarlane. With a season that aims to end the year of Modern Warfare 2 as strong as possible as we roll into Modern Warfare 3, let’s look over all the new content players can experience from the start of the new content update. This article will break down everything added at the launch of Season 6 in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 and Warzone.
Switch Version of Evil Dead: The Game Cancelled as Saber Confirms End of Major Updates - Hardcore Gamer
20.09.2023 - 22:19 / hardcoregamer.com / Ash Williams / Hardcore
Much like the video game adaptations of Friday the 13th and Predator: Hunting Grounds before it, Evil Dead: The Game attempted to latch onto the growing trend of asymmetrical multiplayer horror games, with one player controlling a powerful monster while the remaining players try to avoid it or take it down.
First announced back at the Game Awards 2020, Evil Dead: The Game ultimately launched in May of last year with multiple survivor and demon classes to choose from along with much of the original film cast returning to reprise their roles including Bruce Campbell as Ash Williams. Despite releasing to mixed reviews, the licensed game received a substantial amount of post-launch support from developer Saber Interactive. An Army of Darkness themed update was released in July with a Castle Kandar map and new outfits from the third film, and two new characters from the 2013 film were added in September alongside a new demon class. The premium Immortal Power DLC bundle was made available in February alongside the game’s newest mode, Splatter Royale, a forty player winner-takes-all battle where survivors and demons alike faced one another to try to achieve gory glory. Finally, the multiplayer title received a Game of the Year edition alongside its Steam launch this past April, which included all post-launch DLC along with the latest “Who’s Your Daddy” pack which added Brock Williams and Baal as playable characters in addition to new outfits.
Despite this steady flow of free and premium updates for the game for its first year of release, the past few months have been relatively quiet, leaving fans to wonder what comes next for Evil Dead: The Game aside from the previously announced Switch port. Unfortunately, Saber Interactive released a statement today confirming that they are no longer creating new content for the title and that the Switch version of the game will not be finished. The developer went on to thank its loyal community and stated that the servers would remain online for the foreseeable future. The full statement reads as follows:
“To the Evil Dead: The Game community, Today, we have made the decision not to pursue the development of new content for Evil Dead: The Game. We also confirm that we will not be releasing a Nintendo Switch version of the game. We will keep the servers up for the foreseeable future and address any major issues that arise. On behalf of the entire team at Saber, thank you for all the groovy times and your continued support.”
For more on Evil Dead: The Game, which is available now on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PC, PS4 and Xbox One, be sure to check out our review.
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Today, EA Sports and Codemasters have revealed the updated content for October coming to F1 23. This will also include the ability to race against EA SPORTS ambassadors Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc across the upcoming Grand Prix’s in October. There is also a new Max Verstappen Pro Challenge video that can be watched below in celebration of his victory at the Japanese Grand Prix this past weekend. More chances to win exclusive in-game items is on the board, along with the long-waited addition of the F2 2023 season. Liveries will be updated to corresponding races, as well, to help coincide with the real world grand prix races. Max Verstappen currently holds first place in the championship by nearly double the points over second place, which is his teammate Sergio Perez. A list of the updates are below.
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Kirby & The Amazing Mirror Coming to Nintendo Switch Online - Hardcore Gamer
Fans of the tough pink cream puff can rejoice as one of his games is coming to Nintendo Switch Online. Kirby & The Amazing Mirror is being added to the Game Boy Advance legacy collection on Nintendo Switch Online on September 29. Kirby & The Amazing Mirror will be joining four Japan only titles that made their US debut on Switch Online earlier this month which include Kirby’s Star Stacker, Quest For Camelot, Joy Mech Fight and Downtown Nekketsu March Super-Awesome Field Day! Because Kirby & The Amazing Mirror is a Game Boy Advance title accessing it requires both the Nintendo Switch Online and the Expansion Pack membership while the other titles only require Nintendo Switch Online membership. Below are descriptions of each of the five games provided by the press release.
Halloween Invades Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II, Warzone in Season 6 - Hardcore Gamer
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New Dynamic Handling System, Game Details Revealed for EA SPORTS WRC - Hardcore Gamer
Sim racing fans agree that the last DiRT Rally 2.0 really pushed the limit for simulation rally racing. EA SPORTS WRC had recently been announced and will be following in the lineage of that series. A focus on the official World Rally Championship experience with providing a co-driver and mechanics to work on the car. Rally racing generally releases one car at a time with timed stages and service breaks. The winner of the event, rather it be on gravel, tarmac, dirt or snow, is determined by the lowest time of the competitors at the event. EA SPORTS WRC will also be a current generation and PC release, only. It will also be only $49.99 at the time of release.
Crom Brings Major Changes to Conan Exiles With Age of War - Chapter 2 Update - Hardcore Gamer
It’s been a few years since Funcom released Conan Exiles but that doesn’t mean Crom has forgotten about it. The Age of War – Chapter 2 update brings a bounty of changes and updates to the open world title. Many of these changes are centered around a player’s horde of loot and protecting said load from the invading Stygian Empire in a revamped purge system. We can’t expect Crom’s generosity to bestow improvements to the loot without introducing some new threats to maintaining one’s wealth now can we.
Evil Dead: The Game Will Not Receive Any More Content, Switch Version Canceled
Development of new content for Evil Dead: The Game has ceased, developer Saber Interactive has announced. The game’s planned Switch version has also been canceled.