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New Xbox One Bundles Revealed For Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order

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The release date for Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order is drawing ever closer, and if you’re looking to get an Xbox One S or upgrade to the more powerful Xbox One X, then there are a couple of great bundles coming alongside the new game. The Xbox One X and S bundles will be joined by a special edition Xbox One controller based on Fallen Order.

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Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order Xbox One bundles

Pre-order the Xbox One S bundle Pre-order the Xbox One X bundle

Both 1 TB console bundles come with a digital download of Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order Deluxe Edition, in addition to one-month subscriptions to Xbox Live Gold, Xbox Game Pass, and EA Access. The Xbox One S bundle costs $300 USD, while the Xbox One X bundle comes in at $500.

The Purge Trooper Limited Edition Xbox One controller will be available to pre-order starting October 4. It features a mostly black design with some red and white, mimicking the armour of the aforementioned Purge Trooper.

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Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order is scheduled to release on November 15 for PS4, Xbox One, and PC. A new trailer was recently released, which focuses on its terrifying villain. We did a breakdown of the trailer, pointing out the Jedi Temple, Purge Troopers, and a possible appearance by Darth Vader.

The Irishman Trailer Delivers De-Aged De Niro And Epic Gangster Thrills

The full trailer for The Irishman is here. The long-awaited crime drama stars Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, and Joe Pesci, and is directed by Martin Scorsese. It’s set to hit the streaming service in November.

The Irishman tells the real-life story of Frank Sheeran, a union man who also allegedly worked as a contract killer. De Niro plays Sheeran, with Pacino as notorious union boss Jimmy Hoffa and Pesci as mobster Russell Bufalino. The new trailer shows how Sheeran works his way through Hoffa’s ranks, and, unlike last month’s first trailer, showcases the extensive de-aging technology used on the three main stars. Check it out below.

The Irishman also stars Ray Romano, Anna Paquin, Bobby Cannavale, Harvey Keitel, and Stephen Graham. It’s penned by by Steven Zaillian, who also wrote Schindler’s List, American Gangster, and David Fincher’s The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. The movie will receive a limited theatrical release from November 1, before it hits Netflix on November 27.

The extensive VFX work required to de-age the actors meant that the film required nearly two years of post-production. According to Deadline, the final budget is around $200 million, making it the most expensive movie of Scorsese’s career.

For more, check out GameSpot’s guide to new movies to get excited for this fall.

PS4’s Death Stranding Has Gone Gold

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Death Stranding, the hotly-anticipated PS4 exclusive, has gone gold, meaning development has been completed. Director Hideo Kojima shared the news on Twitter, posting an image of a master disc copy.

In his tweet, Kojima paid tribute to his staff and partners, including Sony and Guerrilla Games, whose Decima engine powers Death Stranding. Kojima also thanked the musicians, actors, artists, and more.

Of course, in modern games, development often goes on well beyond launch thanks to DLC, patches, and so on, but this is nevertheless a big milestone. It means work can now begin on producing the millions of discs to be sent to retailers and that we’re now within touching distance of the game’s release date of November 8.

With just weeks to go until launch, Sony has revealed a new limited edition Death Stranding-themed PS4 Pro console, for which pre-orders are available now. For more on the mysterious game, check out our explainer on Death Stranding’s plot, characters, gameplay, and more.

Ring Fit Adventure Hands-On Preview

Nintendo’s newest innovation is a Joy-Con enabled Pilates ring that connects to an action-RPG – but you’re performing the actions.

We sent Josh Du to test out not only the game itself, but whether it provides a good workout – you can check out the preview in the video above.

Along the way, we even find out some extra little details, from how the Joy-Con R is used as a heart rate monitor, to off-screen workout tracking, to machine washable grips for the sweaty-palmed among us.

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Save Big on PS4 Pro, Nintendo Switch, and More Amazon Warehouse Items

Amazon is running a terrific deal that gets you an extra 20% off tons of Amazon Warehouse (used) items, including video games, consoles, and accessories. As a result, you can nab deals like a Nintendo Switch for around $200, or a PS4 Pro for $270. The discount appears at checkout.

Inventory is limited, so you’ll want to hurry to take advantage of any deal you see. You’ll also want to pay attention to the item’s condition, and make sure the seller is Amazon Warehouse.

You can check out the list of video game items, or read on to see some of the highlights. And remember, the 20% is taken off at checkout, so the final price is lower than the price shown on the product page.

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The OnePlus 7T Gives You High-End Smartphone Specs for $600

A few months ago, OnePlus introduced a whopper of an Android phone with the OnePlus 7 Pro, but we never got its smaller sibling, the regular OnePlus 7, here in the states. Well, now OnePlus is announcing we’re all getting a new OnePlus 7T complete with a 90Hz screen, triple camera setup, and a new processor.

The OnePlus 7T really is a better OnePlus 7 Pro squeezed into a smaller package. The phone has been upgraded with 90Hz Fluid AMOLED display that also hits a 1,000-nit peak brightness to meet the latest HDR10+ certification.

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Why The Last of Us Part 2 Isn’t Open World

Naughty Dog didn’t intend to make its biggest game ever with The Last of Us Part II, back according to Creative Director (and co-writer) Neil Druckmann, the ambitions of the story necessitated it.

“We didn’t set out to make the biggest game we’ve ever done, we set out to tell this really ambitious story that became the biggest game we’ve ever done. And that’s why we took as long as we have,” Druckmann told me after my recent hands-on time with The Last of Us Part II.

“The story we laid out four years ago is really complex, has a large cast of characters. The core of it is simple, but where it goes and the twist and turns are complex,” he said. “We needed more time for cinematics, we needed more locations, we needed more types of enemies. So the scope of it kept growing.”

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