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Fans will be getting another look at Pokemon Sword and Shield very soon. The Pokemon Company is broadcasting a 24-hour livestream related to the games starting tomorrow, October 4. Unlike a typical stream, however, this will be an animal cam-style broadcast from Glimwood Tangle, a mysterious forest area in the Galar region.

We don’t know exactly what we’ll see during this week’s Pokemon Sword and Shield livestream, although The Pokemon Company teases that viewers “may notice things that surprise you.” If you’re interested in tuning in, we’ve rounded up everything you need to know about tomorrow’s livestream, including where you can watch it, below.

Start Times

• 6 AM PT
• 9 AM ET
• 2 PM BST

How To Watch

The livestream will be broadcast on the official Pokemon YouTube and Twitch channels. We’ve also embedded the stream above, so you can bookmark this page and tune in right here once the stream begins.

What To Expect

As previously mentioned, this week’s stream won’t be presented like a traditional one; rather, it will showcase 24 hours of “live” footage from an in-game location. According to The Pokemon Company, this stream is part of research being conducted by Sonia, Professor Magnolia’s granddaughter and assistant. The company shared the following message from Sonia regarding the stream:

“My name’s Sonia, and I’m a Pokemon researcher. Here in Galar, I’m always helping out with research for my gran–Professor Magnolia, that is! I’m sending this message because I could really use your help with some research I’m doing. Next week, a camera will be set up in a strange forest here in Galar known as Glimwood Tangle, and the camera will begin broadcasting live footage. The broadcast will last for 24 hours! If you could take a gander when you have time, that’d be just great. Thanks in advance!”

The Pokemon Company has been tight-lipped about what we can expect to see during the stream, but since it is being broadcast “live” from Glimwood Tangle, we’ll likely get to observe some Pokemon in their natural habitat, presumably including some new Gen 8 monsters.

The Pokemon Company has been steadily revealing new Pokemon ever since Sword and Shield were officially unveiled earlier this year, so it seems like a safe bet we’ll see at least one new monster during this week’s stream. In the meantime, you can check out all the new Gen 8 Pokemon revealed so far in our gallery.

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Welcome to Nintendo Voice Chat! After mixed reception for Mario Kart Tour, the NVC crew sits down to discuss if Nintendo’s mobile plan needs to change. Then, stick around to hear about newly revealed Pokemon Sword and Shield details. Nintendo also announced a new Brain Age game alongside an official Nintendo Switch stylus! Plus, the panel discusses AlphaDream filing for bankruptcy, the Overwatch director’s recent comments about Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, and more. Finally, hear your listener queries answered on Zach’s favorite “game,” Question Block.

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As you progress through Destiny 2‘s new Shadowkeep expansion, you’ll eventually happen upon a new item called a Lost Ghost Trace. It’ll tell you to speak with Eris Morn on the moon, and doing so will open up a new series of treasure hunts, of sorts, as you search for dead Ghosts.

There are at least eight dead Ghosts to locate, but they work differently than those in Destiny 1, which you could discover on your own. Shadowkeep’s dead Ghosts involve acquiring a Lost Ghost Trace and then cashing it in with Eris for a quest to find a Ghost in a specific location on the moon. That in turns rewards you with a new lore book and Phantasmal Fragments.

Below, you’ll find a list of all of the dead Ghosts we know about, their listed locations, and–where possible–details on exactly where to find them. We’ll continue to update this as we locate more. As you hunt for them, just know they have a slight glowing effect to help you track them down, but you won’t receive any objective markers as you do with the items you hunt down for the Lectern of Enchantment’s Essence quests.

Echo of the Great Disaster — Archer’s Line

Spawn at Sanctuary and head to the left, toward Archer’s Line. Follow the path to the left when it branches, and you should then see it branch again just in front of a crashed truck. Follow it to the right a short ways until you see a jump. Stop there and turn right to face the large fissure in the ground. Just to the right, you should see a lower ledge. Jump down there and move forward to another lower ledge with a crashed truck and other wreckage. You’ll find the dead Ghost nearby.

Archer’s Line dead Ghost location

First Crota Team’s Fallen — World’s Grave

World’s Grave is located within the underground caverns on the moon. You can make your way there by traveling through the Hellmouth.

Adonna’s Quest — Shrine of Oryx

The Shrine of Oryx is accessed through Archer’s Line. Spawn at Sanctuary and go to Archer’s Line, then make your way to the building straight ahead and to the right. Pass through it and follow a path down and into the Hive structure. Proceed through it and you’ll get to the Shrine of Oryx.

The Greatest Sacrifice — Gatehouse

The Gatehouse is a location you’ll find by traveling through the Hellmouth. In the northern section of the area, you’ll find a hole in the side of the top of a structure. Head in there and then turn down the stairs, and follow the path forward to enter the Gatehouse.

Together Forever — Circle of Bones

Make your way to the Gatehouse (as described above), then turn right to proceed through a set of tunnels and rooms. You’ll come into an area with platforms hanging over a giant chasm; just jump to the left and proceed into the next set of tunnels to enter the Circle of Bones.

A True Believer — Summoning Pits

When you enter the Circle of Bones (see above), take the path to the left. Take a doorway to the left and proceed through this hallway, and you’ll find a closed door you can open.

Dark Dreams — Lunar Battlegrounds

The Lunar Battlegrounds are accessed by traveling from Sorror’s Harbor toward the southeast. Spawn at the Sorrow’s Harbor landing zone and head toward the southeastern exit, which takes you across a bridge. Keep moving forward to reach the Lunar Battlegrounds

A Futile Search — Anchor of Light

This is a named location on the map. Spawn at Sanctuary, hop on your sparrow, and follow the path to the right to get there.

Misplaced Trust — Hellmouth

Hellmouth is another named location on the map. From Sanctuary, follow the path to your right, move straight through Anchor of Light, and you’ll hit the Hellmouth. Alternatively, start at Sorrow’s Harbor and take the southwest exit near the landing zone.

How To Get Lost Ghost Traces

Lost Ghost Traces appear to be random drops from activities on the moon, and you’ll need one in your inventory to even see the dead Ghost quests offered by Eris. We’ve found them through various means, including the chest spawned by killing a barrier champion on the moon and completing the Scarlet Keep Strike and Nightmare Hunts.

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The Last of Us Part II Collector’s Edition is Out of Stock at Most Places, Still Available at Walmart

One of the most anticipated, if not the most anticipated, PS4 game of 2020 is finally up for preorder. The Special Edition includes a steelbook case, 48-page mini artbook by Dark Horse, and some DLC. The Collector’s Edition adds on a 12″ Ellie statue, Ellie’s bracelet, lithograph art print and thank you ltter, stickers, pins, and even more DLC.

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Director Sam Mendes (Skyfall, Road to Perdition) and cinematographer Roger Deakins (Skyfall, The Shawshank Redemption) brought their World War I drama 1917 to New York Comic Con today. The film consists of one single shot over the course of its two hours, with no cuts.

Also on hand were writer Krysty Wilson-Cairns, producer Pippa Harris and stars George MacKay and Dean-Charles Chapman. Benedict Cumberbatch, Richard Madden, Mark Strong and Colin Firth also have roles in the ensemble drama (but weren’t in New York today).

Check out this behind the scenes look at 1917:

The panel began with a tease for the film, which lays out the basic premise: Mendes explained that the movie is set over the course of about two hours on one day. Two soldiers (MacKay and Chapman) are sent on a mission to convey a message that will save 1600 of their fellow soldiers, who have been lured into a trap at the Hindenburg Line. And as noted above, the film is made up of one single take, with no cuts.

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