Fortnite CB Radio Locations: How To Complete Foreshadowing Quest

The third Foreshadowing Quest is now live in Fortnite, and it focuses on CB radios. These special challenges have players interacting with new items of interest and unraveling the mystery of UFOs and aliens suddenly circling around the island (figuratively for now). In this latest challenge, Epic says to “use CB radio,” but this is a pretty vague directive, as are actually five CB radios you’ll need to use. Here’s where you can find CB radios in Fortnite to complete this Foreshadowing Quest and continue the extraterrestrial storyline.

Fortnite CB Radio Locations

Each CB radio will only be here for a limited time, so make sure you grab these before they disappear. Also keep in mind that while there are several CB radios to be found, you’ll complete the challenge after finding five of them, so there’s no need to overdo it and track them all down. Here’s where you can find five rather isolated CB radios quickly and quietly in both map and list form.

  • On the cliffs north of Stealthy Stronghold, situated beneath a small elevated building
  • Next to a telescope-housing shack on the hills east of Craggy Cliffs
  • On the northeastern shore of Steamy Stacks before you cross the water where Castaway Jonesy resides
  • On a small patch of land in the western region of Slurpy Swamp
  • Sitting outside Apres Ski southwest of Misty Meadows
Fortnite CB radio locations are scattered around the island's perimeter.
Fortnite CB radio locations are scattered around the island’s perimeter.

To use a CB radio, approach it and follow the interact prompt. You’ll hear some chatter about UFOs and the aliens which have been teased in an ongoing ARG. Once you’ve completed this challenge, make sure you’re caught up with the rest of the Foreshadowing Quests.

There should be five total challenges before Fortnite Season 7 arrives, and this CB radio challenge marks the third to arrive in the game after two debuted earlier this week. That leaves two more which we expect to go live on Tuesday, but whenever they do, we’ll have guides ready to walk you through this literally out-of-this-world questline.

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AEW’s Cody Rhodes Isn’t On Starz’s Heels For A Very Good Reason

When it was announced Arrow alum Stephen Amell was trading in his superhero suit for a pair of tights on the pro wrestling drama Heels, coming to Starz later this year, many fans wondered how quickly AEW star Cody Rhodes would sign onto the project. After all, the two are friends and have worked together before. Don’t expect to see Cody in Season 1 of Heels, though–and for a very good reason.

“I actually don’t ever see me being on a show that’s about wrestling because that’s just too much wrestling,” he explained during an appearance on GameSpot’s professional wrestling podcast Wrestle Buddies to promote AEW Double or Nothing. “I don’t think I could live in a world where I was wrestling within wrestling. There’s too much wrestling in my life. So for me, as Heels goes, I would rather if I was ever on the show be a slimy promoter or a [drunk] fan in the front row or an anti-wrestling personality, things like that. I don’t think I’ll ever put on tights in a television format ever. It’s just too much wrestling for me.”

It also hits a little close to home for Rhodes. “I looked at the script for Heels two years ago–maybe three years ago now–and was terrified at how much I related to it,” he said. “Because here’s two brothers in Georgia and their dad was a wrestler. It just felt a lot like my life. And then it got revised and revised and it became its own thing that is vastly different from the Rhodes’ upbringing.”

That said, he’s rooting for the show–and was able to do so by communicating directly with those involved.

“I talked to the production a lot,” he said. “I talked to their showrunner. I talked with Stephen as often as I can. I consider Stephen an actual wrestler. No, I have no involvement other than I’m a supporter of it. CM Punk came by and visited the Nightmare Factory while he was here filming and that was really exciting because I think seeing Punk on that show excites a lot of people and it excites me. I mean, [it’s] CM Punk in a ring. I’ll take it wherever it is. And that’ll be really exciting to see [on] the show, but I’m just looking forward to it.”

So while Rhodes may not be suiting up and jumping in the ring for Heels, rest assured he’ll likely be parked at his TV to watch it weekly. What’s more, if the show ever needs someone to fill the role of a drunk fan, he’s ready for the call.

“I’ll be a drunk fan who knows a little too much about the business,” he joked. “So when you spill out on the floor, you secretly say, ‘Hey, you’re doing great, man. You’re doing good. Hey, we have your spots coming up here, buddy.'”

AEW Double or Nothing airs live on pay-per-view Sunday, May 30. Heels debuts on Starz later this year.

Ubisoft Insists Far Cry 6 Isn’t Making A Political Statement On Cuba

Following Far Cry 6’s gameplay reveal and October 7 release date confirmation, Ubisoft said it “doesn’t want to make a political statement” on the state of Cuba with the open-world shooter.

Narrative director Navid Khavari told TheGamer that Ubisoft is trying to balance serious storytelling and engaging action in Far Cry 6 without commenting on real-world events–even after speaking to actual guerrilla fighters who serve as the inspiration for the open-world shooter’s fantasy.

“The original inspiration was Guerrilla Warfare and what is that guerrilla fantasy, which is obviously tied to revolution,” Khavari said. “When you talk about guerrillas, you think of the guerrillas in the 1950s and 1960s, we actually went down there to speak to actual guerrilla fighters who fought back then, and we just really fell in love with their stories.”

Despite drawing inspiration from guerrilla tactics used throughout history and around the world, Khavari insisted Far Cry 6 isn’t commenting on Cuba. Khavari said Ubisoft fell in love with “the culture and people” from the ’50s and ’60s, using their stories for the game’s creation and design.

“But we also fell in love with the culture and people we met,” Khavari said. “When we came out of that, it wasn’t that we felt we had to do Cuba, we realized it’s a complicated island and our game doesn’t want to make a political statement about what’s happening in Cuba specifically. Beyond that, we’re drawing inspiration from guerilla movements around the world and throughout history. For us, it felt like doing the island of Yara would help us tell that story while being very open with our politics and inspiration.”

Cuba is going through quite the change, as the leader of the communist party that’s been in power since 1965, Fidel Castro’s brother Raúl Castro, recently retired from his post. Cuba remains a communist country, with the Castro name being succeeded by Miguel Díaz-Canel as of April 2021.

This isn’t new, as Ubisoft frequently parrots this sentiment around whenever its games release. Ubisoft said the same thing about both of its 2019 shooters, Ghost Recon Breakpoint and The Division 2, but suddenly embraced its political messaging with last year’s Watch Dogs: Legion.

Far Cry 6 is still political despite not specifically referencing the state of Cuba. Khavari told GameSpot when debuting the game last year that it will explore themes like fascism and revolution.

Far Cry 6 hit PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Stadia, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S on October 7. We checked out an extended gameplay presentation that focused on Far Cry 6’s many weird weapons.

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Memorial Day 2021: Incredible Sale on LG OLED TVs at Best Buy

If you’ve recently been able to get your hands on a PS5 or Xbox Series X, congratulations, welcome to the best experience console gaming has to offer at the moment. But, have you secured yourself a worthy TV yet? If not, this is the sale for you. Even if you aren’t looking for a new gaming TV, these beautiful LG OLED 4K sets are worthy of any entertainment space.

Best Buy is running one of the best sales on 4K TVs for Memorial Day 2021, including several impressive discounts on LG OLED 4K TVs. These are perfect for PS5 and Xbox Series X, as they include a 120Hz refresh rate, crisp HDR 4K visuals, and HDMI 2.1 ports as well.

Memorial Day 2021: LG OLED TVs at Best Buy

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The New Sonic Game May Be Called Sonic Rangers

Sega’s Sonic Team has announced that it’s working new game for a 2022 release. That game formally doesn’t have a title right now – but trailer files and a hastily altered press release suggest that it could be called Sonic Rangers.

After yesterday’s Sonic Central stream revealed the mysterious new game, Twitter user PTKickass (below) dug into the metadata for the trailer, which appeared to reference the game as Sonic Rangers.

The Rangers name gained more credibility when Eurogamer pointed out that a press release for the Sonic Central stream also makes brief mention of a game called Sonic Rangers, which, of course was never addressed by name in the stream itself. IGN also received that release, which begins with a summary, reading: “Announcing new console experiences, Sonic Colors: Ultimate and Sonic Rangers, further details on Netflix’s Sonic Prime, mobile news, musical events and much more!”

Online versions of that release have since been updated to remove the reference to Sonic Rangers. Since that name began circling, rumours have spread saying that online leaks connect the Sonic Rangers name to an in-development Sonic open world game, but those details can’t be confirmed at time of writing.

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The Sonic Central stream revealed much more than the-game-that-might-be-called-Sonic-Rangers. We also got announcements for Sonic Colors: Ultimate, Sonic Origins, and appearances from Sonic in other Sega games – and you can check out everything revealed at the Sonic Central stream with us.

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Spider-Man: No Way Home – Emma Stone Rules Out a Return as Gwen Stacy

Emma Stone has said that she is not involved in Spider-Man: No Way Home, and will not reprise her role as Gwen Stacy from The Amazing Spider-Man movies.

Talking to MTV News about rumours that she would be part of a multiverse-style storyline, Stone said “I have heard those rumors. I don’t know if I’m supposed to say anything, but I’m not [involved].” She mouthed the words “I’m not,” before adding “I don’t know what you’re supposed to respond as an alumnus.”

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Rumours began back with the suggestion that Jamie Foxx would reprise his The Amazing Spider-Man 2 role of Electro in the next Tom Holland-fronted Spider-Man movie. This then spread to the suggestion that Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone – that universe’s Peter Parker and Gwen Stacy – would also return. Andrew Garfield has said he was not contacted about reprising his role, but also said “Never say never”. Tom Holland, meanwhile, has denied that Andrew Garfield or Tobey Maguire would return as their respective Spider-Men.

It’s a different story for Alfred Molina, though; the actor has seemingly confirmed that Doc-Ock will return by talking openly in an interview about being involved in the movie.

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Matt Purslow is IGN’s UK News and Entertainment Writer.

Leaked Battlefield 6 Footage Isn’t the Reveal Trailer We’ll See Next Month

Bad news for those looking to get an early peek at the first trailer for the next Battlefield game. A leaked video doing the rounds on the internet has been confirmed to not be the trailer the company is planning to show next month – and was never meant to be seen by the public.

The video originally leaked on the Battlefield subreddit (and which should be watched with a serious epilepsy warning), showcases a semi-futuristic setting for the latest instalment. However, Eurogamer has confirmed that the footage is simply material produced for “internal use” at EA, and is not the debut trailer the company is planning to reveal next month.

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That’s not to say the video doesn’t offer some clues as to what the next game might be – showing off what seems to be a near-future setting. The leaked footage includes several scenes of aerial dogfights, soldiers clashing, and a futuristic looking rocket launch. Accompanying that are the usual massive explosions, and some insane weather effects. It’s definitely looking like a Battlefield game but, crucially, it might not look exactly like the Battlefield game we get later this year.

A couple of weeks ago, EA teased in a tweet that it would be officially revealing the next Battlefield game in June, with a reveal trailer and gameplay likely. Before that, EA announced that the next Battlefield would be released between October and December 2021.

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The new Battlefield game has been subject to a number of leaks and rumours lately, but there’s not much longer to wait before we hear some definitive information on the game. E3 starts in just a couple of week, and IGN’s Summer of Gaming will be around to keep you up to date with all the latest reveals, announcements, and trailer drops.

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Best Memorial Day 2021 Video Game Deals

Memorial Day is set to be another glorious weekend of deals, and that extends to us gamers as well. From PS5, to Switch, and Xbox games, there’s more than enough discounts to check out at the moment.

Best Buy and GameStop are going to be the big hitters for deals this weekend, but you should definitely keep an eye on Amazon price-matching as well. All these deals will only last until the end of play on May 31, however, so make sure you don’t miss out.

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Best Memorial Day 2021 PC and Laptop Deals

From price matches to the latest and greatest discounts, Memorial Day is looking to be another brilliant weekend of deals. There are plenty of video game deals, alongside some of the very best discounts on laptops and desktop PCs available for the year. All these deals will only be available until the end of the day on May 31, so don’t miss out.

Right now, only Best Buy has a decent selection of Memorial Day deals, but this will definitely change soon, so stay tuned for more updates. Highlights from Best Buy include discounts on 2020 Apple iMacs, and discounts on 4K TVs perfect for PS5 and Xbox Series X if you’re interested.

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Former People Can Fly Devs Form Gruby Entertainment to Make New First-Person Shooter

A small group of staff from Bulletstorm and Gears of War Judgment developers People Can Fly have splintered off to create their own new studio, Gruby Entertainment.

A report from GamesIndustry reveals the new team is set to work on a brand new first-person shooter franchise, which isn’t a surprising move for developers with such an action game pedigree. Gruby is set to work with publisher Super.com, which has previously released games like Raji: An Ancient Epic, Retro Machina, and Alchemist Adventure.

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Alongside publishing duties, Super.com will also be providing consultation and mentorhip as Gruby Entertainment strikes out on its own. Poland-based Gruby Entertainment was founded by ex-People Can Fly developers Grzegorz Michalak, Karol Szyska, and Kamil Misiowiec in 2020.

The reason for their departure was not revealed, but according to the report, the studio is also staffed with developers with experience in a variety of games, from independent to AAA titles.

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In a quote regarding the new studio, Misiowiec said, “We are thrilled to expand our team and knowledge base, and show the world a fresh approach to action games”. The studio aims to, “create solid, high-calorie gameplay for hardcore players, granting them action-packed hours of entertainment accompanied by crucial and meaningful decisions.”

Given that the studio only officially formed last year, it’s likely to be a while before we see anything come out of the fledgling team, but if you’re interested in first person shooters, this could be a team to keep your eye on.

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