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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare and the standalone Call of Duty: Warzone have received a new patch on all platforms, and it’s bringing a few minor changes and improvements to the game. This isn’t like the enormous Season 4 pass, so expect a much smaller download–and because it’s a server-side patch, it’ll download and install right away when you load the game up.

According to a tweet from developer Infinity Ward, the patch that went live on June 13 fixes a few small issues. Players will no longer spawn outside the map in Scrapyard, and in-match events were not occurring at the right frequency in Warzone, which has also been fixed.

Some players who had purchased the Battle Pass were finding themselves unable to use the content they were unlocking. This has also now been addressed, so players will find themselves able to unlock things as expected. That’s it for this update, so if you’re holding out for Shoot House to return, you’ll have to keep hoping.

Warzone and Modern Warfare recently kicked off Season 4, which introduced a new Operator, Captain Price. It also looks like the Battle Royale game will be adding a set of 200-player modes in the future.

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It’s no secret that Call of Duty: Modern Warfare is a pretty storage-intensive title. However, Activision has recently confirmed that you can delete portions of the game that you’re not using in order to save space.

A few days ago, the official Activision support Twitter account posted about players being able to remove unused Modern Warfare content if they choose to. It looks like downloading the game includes a number of separate installs that can be safely removed without affecting your gameplay experience so long as you only remove content that you’re not wanting to use.

According to a post on the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare support forums, the separate gaming installs that you can opt-out of and uninstall to save space are as follows:

• Data Pack 1 (required to access Campaign, Multiplayer, and Special Ops)
• Campaign Pack 1 (Xbox One only) (required to play Campaign)
• Campaign Pack 2 (Xbox One only) (required to play Campaign)
• Multiplayer Pack (Xbox One only) (required to play Multiplayer)
• Multiplayer Pack 2 (required to play Multiplayer)
• Special Ops Pack (required to play Special Ops)
• Special Ops Pack 2 (required to play Special Ops)
• Survival Pack (PlayStation 4 only) (required to play Special Ops Survival)

To access the ability to uninstall any of the above packs, players have to navigate to the Game Installs menu on their installation. Regardless of which console you own Call of Duty: Modern Warfare on, this is accessed via the Options menu, then the General tab. Players can then pick and choose the data that they want to keep i.e. a player who isn’t big on Multiplayer may choose to uninstall the Multiplayer content in order to save space.

In other recent Call of Duty: Modern Warfare news, a small patch has just gone live which fixes a bug where players were spawning outside the map in Scrapyard, and tweaks the frequency of some Warzone in-match events.

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A sequel to Serial Cleaner has been announced during the PC Gaming Show, and it’s called Serial Cleaners. Despite what the name might suggest, it’ll be a single-player only adventure–but this time you’ll be playing as four different cleaners.

This is a stealth-action game that, like its predecessor, will see you cleaning up crime scenes. It’s set in the 90s, and will feature four distinct playable characters that you can switch between as you go. As in the first game, you’re a mob cleaner, sent to crime scenes to dispose of evidence without getting caught.

The trailer below only has a tiny bit of gameplay in it, but it shows off the game’s sense of style and a quick look at its isometric perspective and updated graphics.

The game has been announced for PC (via Steam), Nintendo Switch, PS4, and Xbox One, with a 2021 launch planned. However, in the YouTube description for the trailer above, developer Draw Distance says that the game is “coming to PC, consoles and possibly next-gens on 2021,” so PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X versions could be happening too.

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It appears the rumors are true: Call of Duty: Warzone is introducing a 200-player mode. Some free-to-play Warzone players recently discovered an image that shows references to three modes that have not been officially announced for the battle royale game.

The three modes include BR 200, Plunder 200, and BR Juggernaut. The Juggernaut mode was teased in the Season 4 roadmap, but the 200-player modes have never been confirmed. However, Infinity Ward said in an interview that a 200-player mode was coming, eventually.

Currently, Warzone is capped at a maximum of 150 players per match. The titling of the rumored 200-player modes suggests they will include a 200-player variant of the regular Warzone mode and a 200-player version of the Plunder mode where you try to collect the most cash.

Warzone has constantly evolved since release, so new modes like these rumored ones would be no surprise. The latest new mode is Warzone Rumble, which pits two teams of 50 players each in a team deathmatch across a portion of the Versansk map. It’s a frenetic, large-scale twist on team deathmatch, and it’s a great way to train your sniping skills with players spread out and very long sightlines available to players.

Warzone and Modern Warfare recently kicked off Season 4, which introduced a new Operator, Captain Price, and a brand-new Battle Pass containing lots of extras that you can earn through gameplay or buy outright. For more, check out GameSpot’s rundown of everything in the Season 4 Battle Pass.

GameSpot has officially kicked off Play For All–a celebration of all things gaming. Join us as we bring you the summer’s hottest news, previews, interviews, features, and videos, as well as raise money for COVID-19 relief efforts and Black Lives Matter with the help of our friends from around the gaming world. Check out the Play For All schedule for more.

PGA Tour 2K21 has had its full roster announced over Twitter, with a confirmed list of 12 pros taking to the green for the game’s release on August 21.

PGA Tour 2K21 is the first official PGA Tour title for 2K Sports, who were the team behind The Golf Club 2019. The publisher had already released some information about a few of the game’s featured pros last week. Notably, it featured a much less-jacked looking Bryson DeChambeau when confirming the American’s participation in the title.

The full list of PGA Tour professionals who will be making an appearance in 2K21 is as follows:

• Justin Thomas
• Matt Kuchar
• Bryson DeChambeau
• Kevin Kisner
• Cameron Champ
• Tony Finau
• Ian Poulter
• Gary Woodland
• Jim Furyk
• Billy Horschel
• Patrick Cantlay
• Sergio Garcia

The pros have been introduced over on the official PGA Tour 2K21 Twitter over the past week, with an image of each accompanied by a fact about their professional play. The roster is looking pretty stacked, with the likes of Garcia rubbing shoulders with Furyk, who boasts 17 PGA Tour victories. Cantlay is also currently seventh in the PGA Tour’s world rankings, and DeChambeau is raking in while ranked thirteenth on both the earnings and rankings ladder.

When the actual PGA tour was postponed because of COVID-19, it was looking like 2K21 would be the closest that fans would get to experiencing pro golf. However, thanks to the tour resuming this past week, PGA 2K21’s launch on August 21 for Xbox One, Switch, PC, and PS4 will be a happy addition to fans’ PGA experience instead of an alternative to in-person events.

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Fans have been eagerly awaiting Halo Infinite gameplay footage for a long time, and it’s finally (probably) coming in July. While we wait for that, Microsoft has now released the penultimate instalment in its “Sound Design Saturday” series, showcasing how the audio team went about capturing and recording sounds for the new Halo game set to launch this year.

This latest video is the second instalment of its series that shows how the audio team captured explosion sounds. The team placed microphones all over the place at a range in the desert, and used multiple different types of explosives for the sounds. As you can see in the video, there is a great variety of explosive noises on display here, including deep, booming explosions and crisper sounds, too.

Halo being a shooter series, it’s expected that there would be a great diversity of explosion sounds, and it’s neat to see how they’re created in this behind-the-scenes video. Previous instalments of the series showcased the various weapon sounds and vehicle noises that will be in Halo Infinite. Another video showed how the team recorded a little pug who created some alien-sounding noises.

Microsoft says this newest sound design video will be its second-to-last.

Halo Infinite is a launch title for the Xbox Series X, and it will also be available on Xbox One and PC. Ahead of its release, Microsoft will hold a beta test for the game, but the company has yet to share any details about this.

The game was slated to have its big unveiling at the Xbox E3 2020 briefing, but that event was canceled. Instead, Microsoft is showcasing Halo Infinite–and other first-party Xbox games–during an event in July.

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Devolver Direct 2020 will be mid July if all goes well with production.

This year will have some updates + release dates on upcoming games and a couple of new games to reveal – all with gameplay.

Can’t wait to share more soon!

— Devolver Digital (@devolverdigital) June 14, 2020

EA Sports originally planned to officially announce and detail Madden NFL 21 on June 1, but the developer delayed its reveal as part of EA’s wider decision to push out its big announcements out of respect and solidarity for Black Lives Matter.

EA Sports has seemingly now set a new date for its reveal, telling fans on Twitter to look out for news on June 16. There will be some kind of announcement trailer on that day, but no further details about the event have been announced yet.

Whatever the case, the reveal of Madden NFL 21 on June 16 will likely only be just the beginning. EA’s annual E3 show, EA Play 2020, is scheduled for June 18. With Madden 21 being one of EA’s biggest games of 2020, you can expect it to be featured during the show. You can watch EA Play 2020 live on GameSpot.

Madden 21 features Baltimore Ravens standout QB Lamar Jackson on its cover. The game is expected to release around August, ahead of the start of the NFL season (which is scheduled to go forward despite ongoing COVID-19 concerns). Madden 21 has so far been confirmed for release on Xbox One and Xbox Series X, while it’s also expected to come to PS4 and PS5, as well as PC.

Everyone who buys Madden 21 on Xbox One can get the Xbox Series X edition for free as part of a limited-time upgrade program. In other Madden news, the NFL has voted to give EA the exclusive rights simulation NFL games for years to come.

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Rock of Ages developer Ace Team has unveiled their new game, The Eternal Cylinder, as part of The Guerrilla Collective showcase. It’s a open-world survival game set on an alien planet, and you’ll play as a herd of creatures (called Trebhums) that need to survive not only the other creatures you’ll encounter, but also a giant rolling cylinder that pops up and rolls right through the game world.

There are shades of Maxis’ Spore here, as you have to grow and evolve over the course of the game to deal with the harsh procedurally-generated environments you encounter. While you’ll be weak to begin with, the creatures you’re controlling will gain new abilities and ways to adapt as you play, and will mutate in a way that grants them new skills. The game will feature real-time environmental destruction, so when the Cylinder rolls over a tree, for instance, it will stay broken.

The game is coming to PS4, Xbox One, and PC via the Epic Games Store later this year, and it’s designed so that if you play through more than once you’ll have a different experience each time. The debut trailer is below.

We’ve also got some fresh screenshots below, showing off the game’s weird art style, which will be familiar to fans of Ace Team’s other work. There will be multiple different biomes in the game, although only three have been named so far–the Savannah, the Tundra, and the Desert.

An exact release date for The Eternal Cylinder has not been set yet. An open beta will run on PC later this year, which you can sign up for on the game’s website.