BTS, the hugely popular South Korean band, is going to play Fall Guys on the next episode of their weekly web series, Run BTS. The official Fall Guys Twitter account shared the news earlier today.YOOO BTS ARE GONNA PLAY FALL GUYS IN THE NEXT EPISODE OF RUN BTS🤯🤯🤯🤯Someone tag Army 😂 https://t.co/pDVjelpzDY — Fall Guys 👑 (@FallGuysGame) November 3, 2020The episode will come out on November 10 and can be watched on Weverse. Fall Guys is known to cause a little chaos so the BTS episode should be a treat for fans of both the game and the pop group. Fall Guys has fallen from grace since launching in August. Only 5,000 people are watching streamers play the game show battle royale on Twitch right now. That's a big drop from the hundreds of thousands that were watching throughout August.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

The Division 2 servers on PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One are back online after a three-hour maintenance period during which developer Massive Entertainment deployed a new update. The full patch notes are detailed below.The notes in the update are largely the same as those found in last week's The Division 2 patch that ended the limited-time apparel event The Last Resort. As previously noted, all 29 cosmetics that could be acquired during the LTE can now be purchased with premium credits.Elsewhere in the update are fixes for various bugs, like those within Control Point supply rooms that cause them to remain locked even after killing the enemies in the area. Other fixes include issues with floors in The Summit missing objectives or having inoperable elevators and problems where recalibrating attributes would cause lower gear-score items to downgrade.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

AMC's The Walking Dead is finally going to get into Negan's backstory--a major development that fans who have read the comics have been expecting to happen any episode now since Season 7. But it's in the forthcoming wrap-up of Season 10 that we will finally meet Negan's wife Lucille, according to Comicbook.com and a confirming tweet from Hilarie Burton Morgan (The Secret Life of Bees, Fox's Lethal Weapon) who will play the part.An interesting curveball in the casting announcement is that the couple will be played by real-life married couple Hilarie and Jeffrey Dean Morgan. Jeffrey has been on the horror series since 2016, playing Negan, the totalitarian leader of the Saviors. Negan has long wielded a baseball bat named after his wife, Lucille--but why and the significance of that hasn't yet been delved into. In the comics, the relationship got its own standalone prequel volume after being released as individual chapters back in 2016. It's also unknown the degree to which the show might deviate from the source material, or how much of it will draw from at all.Been pretty hard to keep this a secret. 💕But I love working with @JDMorgan . I love watching him become #Negan and take on that swagger. And I love the @TheWalkingDead family. They’ve been a part of our family for ages and I’m so grateful for their kindness. Xoxo #hereslucille https://t.co/9tRh7NB8WY — Hilarie Burton Morgan (@HilarieBurton) November 3, 2020But what we do know--and what is expected for the final six Season 10 episodes that will air next year--is the remaining episodes will follow an anthology format focusing on individual characters each hour. At the very least, Lucille will factor into one of these episodes.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

This holiday season's spotlight is dominated by the new consoles, but that doesn't mean PC gaming hasn't had any great hardware and accessories this year. Companies like Corsair and Razer have expanded their gaming keyboard and gaming mouse lines, while Elgato and HyperX have released some excellent streaming microphones. We've also seen fantastic gaming headsets from the likes of SteelSeries and Creative Labs. Yes, the PS5 and Xbox Series X might be the biggest gaming launches of the year, but PC gaming is still as great as it's ever been.RTX 30 series graphics cards are the big new release for PC gamers this year, but they are extremely hard to find. Thankfully, there's a wide selection of available keyboards, mice, gaming headsets, and more that are worthy additions to any PC gaming setup.If you need more gift ideas, we have a ton of great guides that can help you out. Check out our picks for the best Nintendo Switch gifts this year along with the best PlayStation gifts, and best Xbox gifts, which feature a number of games and accessories that work on the PS5 and Xbox Series X. We've also picked out the best gifts for board game fans and have gift ideas for anime fans too. In our 2020 holiday gift guide hub, you'll also find great gifts for Star Wars fans, gift ideas for Marvel fans, and more.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Community is one of those hard-to-define buzzwords. It's always been a popular concept in marketing, advertisements, and is a key word in the age of social media-dominated internet. PlayStation CEO Jim Ryan offered some insight in a Gamesindustry.biz interview on how the gaming company sees its community--or, in other words, its userbase.Ryan's vision of the PlayStation community includes "stickiness and tribal nature" as key characteristics. Ryan defines stickiness as "once you're stuck it's hard to unstick," and is a quality that "probably gives [PlayStation] an opportunity to retain those people, where in the past maybe they've gone."He continues, "We have the data to support this--the networked nature of entertainment these days allows for communities to be massively more sticky, and kind-of homogeneous." Ryan hopes to expand this "tribal, networked, and sticky" community by drawing in new demographics. He cites the company's work on female protagonists and geographic expansions for beefing up PlayStation's userbase. Ryan states, "I think there is further progress to be made in [the Middle East and Germany]. But equally, I think Asia--outside of Japan--has huge potential for us. And Latin America has huge potential for us."Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Lego has been one of the most popular toy brands for decades, and every year, the designers manage to release some truly inventive kits. In 2020, we saw the arrival of clever Nintendo-themed sets, including the Lego NES and a lineup of Super Mario course-building sets. Lego also released a new line of gorgeous wall art for Star Wars and Marvel. And, of course, multiple new sets featuring The Child (aka Baby Yoda) have hit store shelves. Lego is a big hit every holiday season, and we're guessing you know at least one person who would love to receive a brand-new Lego set as a gift. To help you cross that Lego enthusiast's name off your list, we've rounded up some of the best Lego gifts you can give this holiday.While this guide solely focuses on Lego, we have plenty more gift ideas in our gift guide hub. From Marvel and Star Wars gifts to Funko Pops and Fortnite, chances are you'll find some solid ideas regardless of what you're looking for. And when looking for gifts for gamers, don't forget to take a peek at our dedicated gift guides for Nintendo, PlayStation, Xbox, and PC. Lego NES $230 The Lego Nintendo Entertainment System is easily one of the cooler kits around. Released in celebration of Super Mario Bros.'s 35th anniversary, the 2,646-piece set lets you create stunning models of the console, controller, a Super Mario Bros. cartridge, and a CRTV. The TV is the most impressive piece here, as you get to build World 1-1 from Super Mario Bros. A tiny crank on the side of the TV moves Mario across the stage. It's quite the inventive set all around and would be the perfect gift for the old-school Nintendo fan in your life. Check out our Lego NES review for more details. See at Lego Store Lego Super Mario Starter Course $60 The Lego Super Mario line lets youngsters create their own courses using Mario-themed bricks, enemies, power-ups, and more. The Adventures with Mario Starter Course is where you want to start here, but there are 10 expansions available to purchase separately to make the possibilities endless. Lego Mario himself has sound effects, and both his eyes and chest are interactive, changing their look depending on what's happening on the course. Keep in mind that building and playing requires an app that can be downloaded on iOS or Android devices. See at Amazon Lego Baby Yoda $80 Coming as a surprise to absolutely no one, Lego has recreated Baby Yoda as a 7.5-inch Lego statue. Despite his obviously blocky look, Lego Baby Yoda still looks quite cute. His head, ears, and mouth can move to make different poses, and he carries the control knob from the Razor Crest in his left hand. The 1,073-piece set also comes with a tiny Baby Yoda figurine and an information card. See at Amazon Lego DC 1989 Batwing $200 Hailing from the 1989 movie starring Michael Keaton, the Batwing is one of the most detailed Lego builds to date. The 2,363-piece set recreates Batman's awesome flying vehicle to near-perfection. The set comes with three figures: Batman, The Joker, and a Boombox goon. The Batwing can be displayed using the included stand, or you can mount it to your wall. See at Lego Store Lego DC Batman 1989 Batmobile $250 Also based on its look in Tim Burton's Batman film, the Batmobile kit is an equally impressive build meant for older Lego fans. It's a 3,306-piece build that comes in at 23 inches long--so it definitely takes up a good bit of space. The set comes with Batman, The Joker, and Vicki Vale minifigures. Though a great display piece, the Batmobile also has a cockpit that opens and two hidden machine guns that pop up. The Batmobile comes with a rotating display stand, too. See at Amazon Lego Art $120 Quite possibly the most "sophisticated" series Lego has made, Lego Art could feasibly hang in a gallery and not seem out of place. There are several Lego Art kits to choose from, including Iron Man and Star Wars, and each one has a dizzying level of detail. The Iron Man set is 3,167 pieces and can be built to create three unique looks. Meanwhile, the Star Wars set is 3,395 pieces and can be built to form one of three Sith Lords: Darth Vader, Kylo Ren, or Darth Maul. Buying three of the same set makes it possible to build one huge portrait of Iron Man or Darth Vader. See Iron Man Lego Art See Star Wars Lego Art Lego Star Wars: The Mandalorian - The Razor Crest $130 Build Mando's ship from The Mandalorian with this large-scale 1,023-piece kit. The Razor Crest includes a cockpit that opens and closes, spring-loaded shooters, detachable escape pod, ramps, and a cargo hold. It's great for both display and play and comes with five figures: Mando, Greef Karga, IG-11, Scout Trooper, and an itty-bitty Baby Yoda. See at Amazon Lego Star Wars Advent Calendar $30 For the Star Wars fan in your life, this Advent calendar is a very fitting Christmas gift. It comes with six Lego minifigures, six Lego figures, and 12 small-scale builds. It's best to give an Advent calendar early so they can open a new little gift every day in December leading up to Christmas. See at Amazon Lego Brickheadz The Mandalorian and Baby Yoda $20 This Lego Brickheadz set comes with two chunky figures hailing from The Mandalorian: the inseparable duo of Mando and The Child. Baby Yoda is in his floating bassinet, while Mando means all business. While they aren't large figures, they are more in-depth than they look at a combined 295 pieces. See at Amazon Lego Marvel Avengers: Iron Man's Hall of Armor $48 For Iron Man fans, this is a really cool kit. You get to build Tony Stark's Hall of Armor featuring his suits and gadgets. The 524-piece set comes with four Iron Man minifigures: Iron Man MK 1, MK 5, MK 41, MK 50. You also get two Outrider figures and an Igor Suit mech. See at Amazon Lego Minecraft The Creeper Mine $78 Minecraft and Lego really are a perfect match, and this large-scale build is easily the coolest set revolving around the mega-popular Microsoft game. The 834-piece Creeper Mine build comes with minifigures of Steve, blacksmith, and a husk. You also get Creeper, bat, and cow figures to round out the set. The star of the show is the giant Creeper mine though, which looks great as a display piece, too. See at Amazon Lego Creator Robo Explorer $33.59 This awesome Lego Creator kit can be built into three different models: a regular robot, robot dog, or robot bird. The 205-piece set is recommended for kids ages 7 and up. See at Amazon Lego Boost Creative Toolbox $160 The Lego Boost Creative Toolbox is a STEM-focused building kit that is dedicated to teaching kids aged 7-12 the basics of coding. After building Vernon the Robot, you can use the downloadable application (compatible with iOS, Android, and Windows) to program commands for Vernon. You can teach him how to dance, play guitar, and explore. There are a myriad of exercises included that make this kit worthwhile for kids who show an interest in robotics. See at Amazon Lego Technic Remote-Controlled Stunt Racer $100 Remote-control cars are cool--remote-controlled Lego cars are even cooler. Part of the Technic series, the Stunt Racer remote-controlled vehicle is a 324-piece kit that can be built into two different vehicles, each of which can perform wheelies and fast spins. See at Amazon Lego Creator Mighty Dinosaurs $12 For the dinosaur fanatic in your life, this little set can be built into three different notable types of dinosaurs: the T-Rex, Triceratops, or Pterodactyl. It's a smaller scale set at 174 pieces, which makes it ideal for younger kids. See at Amazon Lego Technic Chevy Corvette $50 At 579 pieces, the Lego Technic Chevy Corvette is an in-depth build that will interest the gearhead in your life. In addition to building a slick orange corvette, you can also build a classic Hot Rod with this kit. See at Amazon Lego Overwatch - Wrecking Ball $20 Overwatch fans will love this 227-piece build featuring hero Wrecking Ball. It has extractable legs, fold-out Quad Cannons, and mirrors the cool look seen in the popular Blizzard first-person shooter. See at Amazon Lego Frozen Elsa's Magical Ice Palace $70 The Frozen series is easily one of the most popular modern animation franchises, so there's a good chance you have a kid on your list who still belts out "Let it Go" (much to your delight, we're sure). This 701-piece kit lets Frozen fans build Elsa's ice palace. It comes with Elsa and Anna mini-dolls as well as Olaf, Marshmallow, and four Snowgie minifigures. See at Amazon Lego Ideas - Disney Steamboat Willie $90 Big Disney fans, especially those who fancy themselves as something of a Disney historian, will get a kick out of this gorgeous Stemboat Willie building kit. Designed with a black and white aesthetic, the scene hails from the 1928 cartoon. At 751 pieces, this set has a nice attention to detail and comes with adorable Mickey and Minnie figures. See at Amazon Lego Classic Creative Brick Box $44 While Lego kits with designed builds are the most popular nowadays, sometimes it's nice to just go back to the basics. This literal box of bricks comes with 790 bricks spread across 33 different types. Kids can construct a myriad of unique designs, with the only limit being their imagination. See at Amazon Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Xbox Game Pass subscribers will soon be able to access games from the EA Play catalog, and they're now able to better prepare themselves for this influx. Games from EA Play can now be preloaded, and it looks like they'll be available to play from November 10.The Verge's Tom Warren has reported on Twitter that games from the EA Play list can now be preloaded. They won't be playable for another week, but you can prepare yourself now for when all of these games are available.Xbox Game Pass subscribers can now preload EA Play games ready for the launch next week. You can download all games, but they won't be unlocked until November 10th. pic.twitter.com/z7FjHiVnAW — Tom Warren (@tomwarren) November 3, 2020We've checked and can verify that Battlefield V and other titles from EA Play can now be pre-installed by Game Pass subscribers who do not own these games.EA Play contains over 70 games on Xbox--here's the complete list. Its inclusion makes Game Pass even better value. This only applies to the console version of EA Play, though--the PC still requires a separate subscription.It was previously announced that EA Play would be available to Game Pass subscribers in November, and that's now coming to pass. Some other major games recently added to Game Pass include a trio of classic point-and-click adventures and the upcoming console release of Gears Tactics.The Xbox Series X, which you'll also be able to play all of these games on, launches November 10.Info from Gamespot.com

Even though going out to search for new Pokemon was a much more difficult in 2020, some modifications to the game and a player base with more time on their hands than usual has meant to Pokemon Go has made a lot of money this year.Sensor Tower is reporting that Pokemon Go has brought in $1 billion so far in 2020, and has surpassed $4 billion in lifetime revenue. Its total is now around $4.2 billion. These are estimates based on the site's analytics, but the game, which launched in July 2016, is unquestionably still very popular. 2020 is now the game's single biggest year.The game's previous best year was 2019, when it earned $902 million. The game still has two more months to keep driving that record up. Pokemon Go is the third-highest grossing mobile game worldwide for the year, behind PUBG Mobile (which has made enormous money) and Honor of Kings.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Countless television shows get the axe each year for a dozen reasons. But every time a network or streaming service cancels a show in 2020, it's hard not to blame it on COVID-19. The latest show to be snuffed out is Hulu's Castle Rock, Stephen King's horror anthology series, Variety reports.If there's any other connected transmedia universe apart from the Marvel Cinematic Universe that has stood the test of time, it might be Stephen King's loosely connected bibliography of horror stories. Castle Rock brought them all together, telling stories set in the fictional town of Castle Rock, Maine.The show brought together actors and characters from and related to King's huge library. Actors that popped up throughout the show included King alums Tim Robbins (The Shawshank Redemption) and Bill Skarsgard (It). Characters, meanwhile, included the niece of The Shining's Jack Torrance and Annie Wilkes from Misery, among others. JJ Abrams executive produced the series through his Bad Robot production company.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Baldur's Gate 3 is a bit of a mess, and for now, that's okay. Baldur's Gate 3 isn't done yet. As with developer Larian Studios' previous release, the acclaimed 2017 RPG Divinity: Original Sin 2, Baldur's Gate 3 has been released into Early Access on Steam. It contains the first act of the game: a chunk of content encompassing around 25 hours of adventuring for players determined to seek out every last treasure chest or minor side quest.As a setup it shows promise, introducing you to a cast of half a dozen characters who hint at the potential to become interesting traveling companions. Already on the brink of civil war and now facing a terrifying alien threat, the world itself seems to offer rich pickings for these characters to indulge. And by building on the template forged by the Original Sin series, BG3 already has the foundation of a well-engineered RPG that rewards players willing to engage with its systemic creativity.Yet such promise is muted by notes of caution. Baldur's Gate 3 is rough and messy and often feels like it is just barely hanging together. Occasionally it falls apart, collapsing under the weight of scripting bugs and graphical glitches, and even gives up completely with numerous hard crashes to desktop. Technical issues are not unusual in any game, let alone one still in Early Access, and so it is neither a surprise nor much of a criticism to encounter them here.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope gives me a little hope for the future of Supermassive Games’ horror series. Some smart gameplay tweaks ensure that Little Hope still highlights Supermassive's vital role in the modern adventure space, but it also highlights why the studio's future games need to be better than this for those smart changes to really shine.Little Hope, like its immediate predecessor Man of Medan, is a mashup of horror tropes and subgenres. It borrows iconography from The Blair Witch Project. It borrows its Puritan-era paranoia from The Witch (and Arthur Miller's non-horror play The Crucible). And its conceit, which finds a group of college students and their professor stranded in the woods after their bus crashes, hangs on a premise that will be familiar for fans of Stephen King's The Mist or John Carpenter's The Fog. As the game progressed, I became increasingly skeptical that those threads would come together in a satisfying way. In the end, they don't, but I still had a good time on the ride to that disappointing conclusion.Little Hope begins with a flashback to the 1970s and a brief introduction to a troubled family of six. Dad is a heavy drinker. The older sister feels isolated and depressed. And, in a hint at the spiritual warfare that will dominate much of Little Hope's second half, the younger sister has been held back repeatedly after church to speak with the reverend. These glowing embers of drama soon blaze up into a literal raging fire when the younger sister leaves her doll on the stovetop. In the ensuing blaze, every member of the family meets their grisly demise, save Will Poulter's Anthony, who helplessly watches on.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

In the midst of another wave of DMCA takedown notices, Twitch recently advised streamers to delete their entire archives of clips or VOD if they couldn’t be sure it didn’t contain copyrighted material. Now, one streamer has shown how difficult that task can be, with increasingly unrealistic copyright claims.Twitch has had ongoing issues with DMCA this year, with its most recent wave of takedowns seeing the streaming platform sending a one-size-fits-all warning to streamers who had hosted infringing content. Twitch has since returned to sending out regular copyright notices, though they still aren’t helpful for streamers who want a long-term solution.The issue has been illustrated by streamer Jake’n’Bake, who received a copyright notice over a snippet of a Kanye song appearing in a video from an IRL stream from 2018. As he points out, he never played the song himself, but likely walked past a business or person playing it.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Windbound will expand with a trio of free major updates over the next few months. The first of three major patches is out now, and it contains some new stat-boosting skins, a photo mode, and and new endless mode for the survival game.The new Witch Skins are made up of three items--the Witch's Hat, Witch's Outfit, and Witch's Staff--which give you a healthy stat boost when equipped. The hat makes potions last longer, the outfit gives you easier, closer respawns, and the staff is an unbreakable weapon that fires out enemy-seeking orbs after each melee attack.Photo Mode, meanwhile, lets you pause the game and line up a photo, changing how Kara's posed and adding filters. It lets you change your position, camera orientation, and mess with field of view, exposure, and time, just as in most photo modes. You can also equip Kara with a variety of different hats and accessories, getting some nice shots of your adventures.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Halo 4 is the sixth and final game coming to PC through Halo: The Master Chief Collection. It's available now for testers, but the public release is still a little ways off. While we wait for that, developer 343 Industries has now shared gorgeous new images from Halo 4 on PC and informed fans a little bit more on what to expect when it arrives.Starting with the images, the screenshots show off a few locations from Halo 4's campaign. The images had to be downscaled for publishing, but 343 tells fans, "trust me, it's glorious in 4K 60." Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2 has given us a number of amazing custom creations from fans building the skate parks of their dreams, from Spyro and Smash Bros to Super Mario Sunshine’s Delfino Plaza. Now, Redditor Skramblez is upping the ante by making Hogwarts Castle from the Harry Potter series into a true skater’s paradise.Not only did Skramblez recreate the epic-looking magical castle, the THPS fan also created custom skaters resembling some of the characters from the book and film series--though the antics in the video seem more like something the Weasley twins would pull.While the custom parks in THPS1+2 are limited in the amount of detail or scope that can be included, the Hogwarts park still includes a couple of epic towers, a few of the castle’s courtyards and, of course, the Great Hall, complete with the four house banners on the wall.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com