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This year, Black Friday 2019 is stacked with deals on pretty much every video game released in 2019, including some of the best that have released in the last month. That includes Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, the latest entry in the popular first-person shooter series, which sees quite a few discounts from different retailers.

The best deal for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare comes from Walmart, which has the game for $38. Walmart kicks off its online sale for Black Friday on November 27 at 7 PM PT / 10 PM ET. The deals will also be made available in stores starting at 6 PM local time on November 28.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare | $38 ($60)

Modern Warfare received a score of 7/10 in our Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare review. GameSpot’s Kallie Plagge was disappointed by its lackluster Spec Ops mode but still enjoyed Modern Warfare’s exciting campaign and new multiplayer modes, including the 2v2 Gunfight mode.

“The pitfalls of Spec Ops don’t detract from what Modern Warfare does well, though,” she wrote. “Realism mode is an excellent addition to the slate, and although not all the new multiplayer modes are great, Gunfight and the Night Vision playlist are refreshing standouts. And while the campaign ends up playing it safe in the end, it’s still a memorable one, and it lays a strong foundation for where the Modern Warfare series could go from here.”

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Death Stranding: Find Preppers and Avoid BTs With Our Interactive Map

Check out our interactive map of Death Stranding’s Eastern and Central Region to locate memory chips, hidden preppers, and avoid dangerous areas.

Uncharted Director Amy Hennig Is Forming A New Game Studio

Amy Hennig, the director and writer of Uncharted 1, 2, and 3, as well as Jak 3, Battlefield: Hardline, and Visceral’s cancelled Star Wars game, is launching a new games studio. Hennig has joined Skydance Media, the company that produced such films as Mission Impossible Fallout, Gemini Man, Annihilation, and Terminator: Dark Fate. She will oversee the company’s new game development label, working alongside her former Electronic Arts co-worker Julian Beak. This news comes via a report from VentureBeat, and Skydance has since issued a press release welcoming Hennig and Beak on board.

Thrilled to announce that I’m joining the Skydance creative team in a venture to explore new frontiers in interactive storytelling! https://t.co/TFgRK2iYen

— Amy Hennig (@amy_hennig) November 18, 2019The interactive media landscape is continually changing and Amy and Julian are creative and visionary leaders of this evolution,” said David Ellison, CEO of Skydance Media, in a statement. “Together, we will create within this new sphere the same type of event-level entertainment experiences that Skydance is known for in features and television.”

In a statement to VentureBeat, company CEO David Ellison says that the pair have been hired because “the interactive media landscape is continually changing and Amy and Julian are creative and visionary leaders of this evolution.” Hennig, whose first credit is 1989’s ElectroCop, says that her studio will make games aimed at both traditional gamers and “non-gamers,” and will work on “story-focused experiences” for “both traditional and emerging streaming platforms.” Hennig left EA after the closure of Visceral, the studio behind the Dead Space series, and the cancellation of the Star Wars game she was working on. At Skydance Media, she says, she met “kindred spirits” who believed in her work.

Hennig says that, while they haven’t settled on exactly what they will work on first, she will take on an “interactive showrunner” role, while Beak will serve as an executive producer on their titles. Her aim is to work as “a storyteller” with her games. She believes that the studio will remain “small and focused” under her supervision, working on smaller titles.

Skydance Media has some involvement in games already, and are working on The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners, as well as their previous VR title Archangel. The company courted controversy earlier this year after hiring disgraced former Disney/Pixar animation chief John Lasseter, who left the company after allegations of sexual harassment arose. Lasseter’s hiring eventually led to Emma Thompson exiting a movie produced by the company.

Death Stranding Walkthrough: Episode 13 – Sam Strand

Episode 13 – Roll Credits

Okay, so now you’re on a grey beach while credits roll. Are you… supposed to do anything?

Well, yes and not really.

There’ll be a few different credit segments. While they roll, you’re given the option run around the beach. When the current credit segment finishes, Norman Reedus will get tired and sit down, and another scene will play out.

Now, if you don’t just want to hold the analog stick, you don’t actually *have* to run around the entire time. You can just stand still for all the game cares. However, when the credit segment is over, you’ll have to run at least a few steps for Norman Reedus to enter his “I’m tired because I just ran three feet” animation.

This will happen a total of 5 times, with the last running break being the longest (that’s the proper rolling credits).

Then, something will happen.

And you’ll have to press a button.

And then do a thing that you’ve done a few times before.

And then watch another 25 minutes worth of cutscenes.

You’re comfy, right? I told you to get comfy.

But congratulations! You did it! You finally, well and truly did it. You came on this journey to complete Death Stranding, and now you’re there. It’s been quite a journey, hasn’t it? Well, time to log off and go play Pokemon or something a little less intense.

Wait… what do you mean there’s a Chapter 14?

Birds of Prey–Here’s What The Movie Is About, According To Warner Bros.

Birds of Prey (And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn), the next DC film on the horizon, will focus on Harley Quinn (Margot Robbie) post-Suicide Squad. A new trailer released in early October showed Quinn and her new pals working together in the wake of Quinn’s break-up with Jared Leto’s Joker. The titular emancipation seems like an important part of the movie from the trailer, but it’s possible that it won’t take up a lot of screentime–DC has been removing itself from Leto’s performance for some time, despite having plans for a standalone movie about the character at one point. Now, Warner Bros. has released a new synopsis for the film (thanks Uproxx), and the Joker does not rate a mention in it.

Instead, the synopsis makes it clear that this is Harley’s story, and makes it clear that Roman Sionis (Ewan McGregor) will be the film’s major villain. Interestingly, the synopsis (below) omits the term “Black Mask”, Sionis’s supervillain alter-ego, in favor of his name.

“You ever hear the one about the cop, the songbird, the psycho and the mafia princess? Birds of Prey (And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn) is a twisted tale told by Harley herself, as only Harley can tell it. When Gotham’s most nefariously narcissistic villain, Roman Sionis, and his zealous right-hand, Zsasz, put a target on a young girl named Cass, the city is turned upside down looking for her. Harley, Huntress, Black Canary and Renee Montoya’s paths collide, and the unlikely foursome have no choice but to team up to take Roman down.”

Many of these characters appear in the trailers for the film released so far, but we’re still wondering if Chris Messina’s Zsasz (which sounds like a major role from this description) will carry his iconic body count scars–the character makes a mark into his own body for every person he kills, and his entire torso is usually covered in them.

Birds of Prey will release on February 7, 2020, and is directed by Cathy Yan. It will carry an R rating, much like recent DC film Joker (which recently crossed the $1 billion mark in international revenue.) Margot Robbie will also return to the role for a third film, The Suicide Squad, directed by James Gunn (Guardians of the Galaxy 1&2). For more, check out our trailer breakdown for Birds of Prey.

Death Stranding Walkthrough: Episode 12 – Bridges

Episode 12 – Fire! Fire! Fire!

Short of diving straight into you if you’re walking in the tar and firing a mouth-laser at you, both of which are easy to dodge, the whale doesn’t have a lot of menacing attacks. So, you should be safe to just keep gathering weapons and firing away without abandon–it’ll be obvious when you need to move.

When its health gets down to about a third, the whale will dive into the tar and swim around the tar quite quickly with its fin exposed. It’s a lot easier to pile on consistent damage during this phase by using an assault rifle instead of rockets, so I’d recommend stocking up on a couple of those before climbing on top of the nearest building to fire away.

It’ll return to flight mode from time to time, giving you a chance to use some more explosive firepower if you need to.

Once he’s done, you’re done too! All that’s left to do is enter the city and reach the objective marker–not the Distribution Centre, but the Isolation Ward through the ruined town where you first delivered morphine to the President at the beginning of the game. Check your map if you’re confused.

Before you do that though, you might want to go get a snack, use the bathroom, and get comfy. There are some long cutscenes coming up at the end of this episode and throughout the next. Have you been enjoying this wild ride with us? Well then be sure to join us for the Episode 13 walkthrough.

Xbox All Access: Plans Are Now Live on Amazon

UPDATE November 18, 2019: Xbox All-Access is now live on Amazon.

While Xbox was unable to take the lead in console sales this generation, there’s no arguing Microsoft has worked hard to make its Xbox services some of the best possible values in gaming right now.

Everything You Need to Know About Xbox All-Access

The Xbox All-Access program joins Xbox Game Pass and Xbox Game Pass Ultimate as one of the absolute best values in console gaming, and Microsoft has sweetened the deal with an upgrade option when the next generation Xbox, still known as Project Scarlett, launches next year. Here’s everything you need to know, including where and when you can sign up.