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Ghost of Tsushima Gets a Release Window for PS4

Developer Sucker Punch showed off a full-length trailer of its highly-anticipated PS4 exclusive Ghost of Tsushima at The Game Awards tonight, including a Summer 2020 release window on PlayStation 4.

The trailer was full of cinematic new gameplay and a whole lot of story, including stealth kill mechanics and hint of the narrative driving The Ghost’s journey. Accompanying much of the gameplay was a live orchestra playing music from the game. See that trailer below:

A blog post released after the trailer revealed further details. “While Jin starts our game as a samurai, he’ll learn skills and adopt tactics that are decidedly not samurai-like,” the post reads. It also describes Ghost of Tsushima as “the biggest game Sucker Punch has ever made by a wide margin.”

Path of the Warrior Is a Classic Beat ‘Em Up, Except in VR

Splosion Man developer Twisted Pixel, in partnership with Oculus Studios, just announced a new VR beat-em-up at The Game Awards. Furthermore, Path of the Warrior is available right now on Oculus Quest and Rift.

Path of the Warrior aims to bring the classic, over-the-top brawler experience to VR. Players can punch combo their way through waves of enemies, and use interactive objects like pool cues, trash cans, and anything else they can get their hands on to knock out the baddies.

“Some of my earliest memories in gaming were beat ‘em ups like Double Dragon, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Arcade Game, and later on Streets of Rage and Final Fight,” said Oculus Studios executive producer Mike Doran. “When we had an opportunity to sign Twisted Pixel to create a Quest title with a blank slate when it came to genre, an arcade beat ‘em up was at the top of their list too.”

Magic: Legends MMORPG Announced

Magic: The Gathering is entering the MMO space with Magic: Legends.

Revealed at The Game Awards 2019, Cryptic Studios, Perfect World, and Wizards of the Coast are teaming up for Magic: Legends, an MMO action RPG “set across the iconic planes of Magic: The Gathering.” You can watch the reveal trailer below.

Beta testing for Magic: Legends starts sometime in 2020, but signups are live now. Additional gameplay details for Magic: Legends will be revealed in January 2020.

There’s a lot going on for the Magic: The Gathering franchise. New adorable cat cards were just released and a whole new card set called Theros: Beyond Death was revealed. Also in 2020, Joe and Anthony Russo are overseeing the creation of a Magic: The Gathering animated series for Netflix.

Weird West Announced From Former Dishonored Devs

During The Game Awards Thursday, publisher Devolver Digital and WolfEye Studios announced the new developer’s debut game, Weird West.

Weird West is described as “an action RPG experience set within a surreal vision of the developing frontier.” It will mix fantasy monsters with a darker take on western gunslingers and have an isometric, top-down view on the action below.

A press release accompanying the announcement also explained that “each journey is unique and tailored to the actions taken – a series of high stakes stories where everything counts and the world reacts to the choices you make.” This could imply it has some sort of replayable or roguelike structure, but that’s just my own speculation as it could easily mean it’s simply a linear game with reactive systems too.

Everything We Know About The Xbox Series X

At The Game Awards 2019, the next-gen console finally earned its official name: The Xbox Series X. Initially revealed at the E3 2019 press conference as Project Scarlett, specifics about the console have been scarce. Microsoft has given us some concrete details to focus on, however, including its release window, a major launch title and more.

Xbox Series X Console Design and Images

At The Game Awards 2019, we were given our first look at Xbox Series X. Standing vertically in what looks to be a matte black finish, Microsoft’s fourth-generation console features a power button with the signature Xbox insignia at the top that lights up white when pressed on. There’s metal mesh across the top of the console that gets backlit with an Xbox green glow as well.

Ori and the Will of the Wisps Gets a Small Delay

Brand-new Ori and the Will of the Wisps gameplay was shown off at The Game Awards Thursday night (see the video above), along with the announcement that its release date has been delayed by one month.

Ori and the Will of the Wisps will now release on March 11, 2020 opposed to the previous date of February 11, 2020.

The gameplay briefly showed new levels and monsters to fight in what looks to be even more intense situations.

It will launch on Xbox Game Pass and Xbox Game Pass Ultimate the same day, and also be available on PC and Steam. At Gamescom earlier on this year, we learned about the addition of spirit trials to the Ori series, which will allow you to asynchronously race against your friends – and the rest of the world – to claim the best times.

Apex Legends Holiday Event Gets a Surprise Launch

Apex Legends is getting all dressed up for the holiday season with a new event called Mirage’s Holo-Day Bash, which includes new activities, cosmetics, and a double XP weekend.

Announced at The Game Awards, this holiday event runs from December 12 through January 7 and features a new limited-time mode called Winter Express. In it, squads of three with pre-set loadouts and fight to capture the World’s Edge train. The first squad to capture the train three times wins. Then there’s the Mirage Voyage Town Takeover, a special party boat loaded with a hot tub, dance floor with dancing Mirage’s, and fireworks. And finally, the double XP weekend starts at 10 AM PT on Friday, December 13 and runs until 10 AM PT on Monday, December 16.

Dark Alliance Revealed as New Action-RPG Dungeons & Dragons Video Game

A spiritual successor to the fan-favorite Baldur’s Gate: Dark Alliance series has been revealed, called Dark Alliance, developed by Montreal-based studio Tuque Games and Dungeons & Dragons publisher Wizards of the Coast.

Debuted during The Game Awards, Dark Alliance is slated to come to PC and consoles in Fall 2020 as a third-person action-RPG for up to four players in local or online cooperative play, with a heavy emphasis on action, along with character progression and loot systems to flesh out its roleplaying elements.

Check out the bloody, snow-covered Dark Alliance reveal trailer above.

Dark Alliance has players taking on the roles of some of Dungeons & Dragons’ most famous characters, created by famed fantasy author R.A. Salvatore: Drizzt Do’Urden, the legendary Drow Ranger, and his companions: the dwarf Bruenor Battlehammer, and the humans Catti-Brie, and Wulfgar.

Cyberpunk 2077 Soundtrack Artists Revealed

Artists involved with the making of the Cyberpunk 2077 soundtrack were revealed during The Game Awards.

The musicians shown were Run the Jewels, Refused, Grimes, ASAP Rocky, Gazelle Twin, Ilan Rubin, Richard Devine, Nina Kraviz, Deadly Hunta, Rat Boy, and Tina Guo.

“We want to provide you with the soundtrack to f***ing s**t up,” said Killer Mike of Run the Jewels. Nina Kraviz, meanwhile, called her contribution to the soundtrack “psychedelic, trippy, yet uplifting and engaging.”

Cyberpunk 2077 will be released on April 16, 2020.

Jordan is a freelance writer for IGN.

New Sports Game Brings Together Players From Different Sports

Ultimate Rivals: The Rink, a new game from Bit Fry Game Studios, brings NHL, NBA, NFL, MLB, WNBA, and U.S. WOmen’s National Soccer Team players together in one game for two-on-two hockey action.

Now available exclusively for Apple Arcade, Ultimate Rivals: The RInk includes nearly 60 athletes from across major professional leagues, competing either against AI or in online multiplayer. Ultimate Rivals can be played on iPhone, iPad, Apple TV and Mac, and will be followed by Ultimate Rivals: The Court, a basketball-focused game, in 2020.

For more, check out why we thought Apple Arcade was worth getting at its launch. For more on Apple Arcade, check out our thorough list of every launch game on the service and how Apple arcade reminds us of Xbox Live Arcade.