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We’re now in the final stretch of Fortnite Season 10, but before Season 11 arrives, Epic has one last set of challenges for players to complete. Several of these Overtime missions involve tracking down recordings left by the Visitor–the mysterious time-traveler who caused the rift to appear in the sky at the end of Season 4.

The Visitor is back once again, and he’s building another rocket, which will presumably figure into this weekend’s big world-changing event. Thus far, the Visitor has left four audio logs scattered across the island. The first two are on the floating island and in Retail Row, while the others can be found in Moisty Palms and Greasy Grove. You can see exactly where to find the recordings in the video above.

Fortnite Season 10 ends this Sunday, October 13, so you have until then to complete any remaining challenges. If you need help, we’ve rounded up all of our guides and maps for this season’s trickier missions in our complete Fortnite Season 10 challenges hub.

Toys R Us closed down all 800 of its US retail stores in 2018, signaling the end of an era for the iconic toy shop. But it’s not quite dead yet, and its parent company is planning to piggyback on another retailer as it starts rolling out further expansion.

CNN reports that the company Tru Kids has partnered with Target stores. Under the agreement, users can do their toy shopping through the relaunched Toys R Us website, and then have their purchases delivered or picked up in Target stores.

Tru Kids won the rights to the Toys R Us brand following its bankruptcy, and it has a plan to revitalize the brand. The partnership with Target is just one part. Tru Kids also partnered with Kroger to set up “Geoffey’s Toy Box” sections in 600 grocery stores over the holidays. It is also planning to open two new stores in Texas and New Jersey and expand to 10 locations by the end of 2020.

The death of Toys R Us, while not final, signaled an increasing struggle for brick-and-mortar retailers to compete with online giants like Amazon. The video game retailer GameStop is going through a tumultuous time as well, but it similarly has announced plans for a refreshed approach.

Xbox’s vice president, Mike Ybarra, is leaving the company after 20 years.

Ybarra tweeted the news, saying it is time for him to move on. “It’s been a great ride at Xbox and the future is bright,” Ybarra said. He has yet to clarify what his next venture is, but Ybarra confirmed that details will be revealed in the near future.

Xbox boss Phill Spencer replied to Ybarra’s tweet, thanking him for his work and wishing him the best in his next stage. “[You] have consistently driven to keep games at the center of everything we do,” Spencer said of Ybarra.

Ybarra had a short stint as a software development engineer at HP prior to joining Microsoft as a systems engineer in June 2000. He worked his way through the ranks before becoming Xbox’s partner studio manager between June 2011 and July 2014. Ybarra entered the corporate side soon after, taking on the role of vice president of program management of Xbox for a couple of years before landing in the vice president role in January 2017.

Similar to Microsoft, both Nintendo and Sony have experienced shakeups at the executive level. Earlier this month, Shawn Layden confirmed he is leaving Sony. SIE Japan Asia’s president, Atsushi Morita, announced his departure immediately following Layden’s. Both positions have yet to be filled, but Kazuhiko Takeda will reportedly serve as the new corporate director of Sony’s Japanese branch. Nintendo’s president and COO, Reggie Fils-Aime, announced he was retiring before E3 2019, though he was swiftly replaced by Doug Bowser. It remains unclear who will take over Ybarra’s role at Xbox.

Pokemon Go‘s next Community Day is just around the corner. This month’s event takes place around the world this Saturday, October 12, and as usual, it’ll give players a brief window of time to catch a rare Pokemon and take advantage of other in-game bonuses.

Each Pokemon Go Community Day typically only runs for three hours, but the event details tend to vary month by month. To help you prepare for this month’s event, we’ve rounded up everything you need to know about October’s Community Day below, from its start times and featured Pokemon to the special event-exclusive move you’ll have a chance to learn.

What Is October’s Featured Pokemon?

Each Community Day stars one specific “featured Pokemon,” which will spawn in the wild much more often than normal for the duration of the event. This month, the featured Pokemon is Trapinch, the termite-like Ground-type from Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire. Not only will Trapinch be much easier to find throughout October’s Community Day, you’ll also have your first chance to encounter a Shiny Trapinch in the game. These, however, will be rare, so if you’re hoping to catch a Shiny Trapinch, you’ll need to be persistent.

What Is October’s Special Community Day Move?

In addition to increased Pokemon spawns, each Community Day gives you a chance to earn a special event-exclusive move. Typically, if you can evolve the featured Pokemon into its final form by the end of the event, it’ll automatically know an attack that it couldn’t otherwise learn in Pokemon Go.

This month, the special move is the Ground-type attack Earth Power. If you can evolve a Trapinch all the way into a Flygon up to an hour after the Community Day ends, the Pokemon will know Earth Power. This applies to any Trapinch you evolve, even if you’ve caught it prior to the event. However, Flygon will only learn Earth Power if it evolves during the designated window of time–so if you catch a Trapinch during the event but don’t evolve it until the following day, it will not learn the attack.

What Time Does October’s Community Day Start?

Much like last month’s event, October’s Community Day will take place early in the day, from 11 AM to 2 PM local time. That means you’ll have until 3 PM local time to evolve Trapinch and learn the aforementioned Community Day move.

What Other Bonuses Are Available?

On top of increased Pokemon spawns and the special event-exclusive move, you’ll be able to take advantage of a few other bonuses during October’s Community Day. First, you’ll earn triple the normal amount of XP when you capture Pokemon during the event. This applies to any monster you catch, not just the featured Pokemon. As usual, Lure Modules will also last for an extended period of time. Any that you use during the event will remain active for three hours rather than the usual 30 minutes.

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