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Cyberpunk 2077 Will Likely Be at E3 2018, Won’t Launch With Multiplayer

Cyberpunk 2077 will be shown in some capacity at this year’s E3, and won’t be launching with a multiplayer mode.

Speaking at CD Projekt’s financial results conference, company president Adam Kiciński was asked about what could be shown at the LA gaming conference. “We haven’t announced that yet,” he replied, “we will announce it just before.”

While there’s a chance that that announcement could be ‘we aren’t showing anything at E3’, it seems likely that we’ll see a glimpse of the elusive RPG this June.

As has become a pattern with Cyberpunk details, there’s not a great deal to go on, but Kiciński confirmed that the launch version of the game will be a single-player experience – but wouldn’t rule out different plans for its expansions:

LEGO Tron: Legacy Set Brings Buildable Light Cycles

Based on a fan-made LEGO Idea, a Tron: Legacy Light Cycle is now a reality and is only a few days away from release.

LEGO has announced the new set will be available on March 31 for $34.99. The 230-piece set includes two buildable Light Cycles, three minifigures — Sam Quinn, Quorra, and Rinzler — and a Tron Grid/display base for the vehicles.

LEGO Tron: Legacy set

The set was pitched as part of the LEGO Ideas program in 2015. The base can be used to show off the build or split in two for use as a race between the two cycles. The set also includes Identity Discs, and translucent blue light-style elements like the vehicles’ power streams.

Telltale’s Batman: The Enemy Within: 2 Trailers, 2 Jokers

Look for our review of the season finale of Telltale’s Batman: The Enemy Within next week, ahead of the final episode’s launch on March 27.

In the meantime, if you’ve been playing, you know that the key player in season 2 has been John Doe, who will finally become the Joker in this last episode. But depending on how you’ve been playing all season, your Joker might be a vigilante who fights by Batman’s side, or the menacing, villainous Joker. Check out both trailers below!

For our reviews of the current four episodes of Batman: The Enemy Within, check out episode one, two, three, and four.

John Boyega Wants To Produce An Attack On Titan Movie

Whilst promoting Pacific Rim Uprising, John Boyega has laid out his ideal, live action Attack on Titan movie.

John Boyega has been touring the globe to promote the upcoming film, but as well as Kaiju smashing mecha, he also spoke about his love for Attack on Titan. In an interview with MTV News, Boyega revealed that he’d be up for producing a live action Attack on Titan movie, and his vision for it.

Whilst discussing how he’d do an adaptation of the hugely popular anime and manga, he noted that he’d, “definitely cast a bunch of Japanese actors,” and that his adaptation would look, “epic.”

What Did You Think of This Week’s Comics?

The old IGN Comics review roundup may be retired, but we still want to make sure readers have a place to come together and discuss their favorite books of the week. Scroll down to check out some of our reviews and opinion pieces from the past week, and then head down to the comments section to get the discussion started.

Written by Jason Aaron | Drawn by Russell Dauterman w/ Ryan Stegman

“By their very nature, superhero comics at the Big Two don’t often get to tell lengthy, complete stories with definitive endings. There’s always another story to tell and another bend in the road for these heroes. Part of the appeal with Jane Foster inheriting the mantle of Thor is that her story can truly end. There may always be more enemies to battle and deeds to accomplish for the Odinson, but Jane has been fighting against her inevitable death since her very first appearance in Jason Aaron’s run. And now that she’s reached the end of her road, this series is paying off on years of crucial build-up.” -Jesse

PUBG Updates: Event Modes Coming, Xbox Performance Improved

PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds is getting updates for its different platforms in the form of limited-time event modes, as well as improved performance on Xbox One.

Following in the footsteps of Fortnite, Event Mode is “a periodically changing preset Custom Game” where the devs will be “trying new things and experimenting with different game parameters” with the new content “available in the game only for a limited time,” according to the announcement.

The first limited time mode is going to be pretty basic, and will pit teams of eight players against each other, with the rifle drop rate doubled. If you think it doesn’t sound all that different from the usual fare, you’d be right, but bigger things are planned for future modes.

What Did You Think of the Krypton Pilot?

Syfy’s Krypton finally debuted — does Superman’s grandpa have an origin story worth telling?

The Best 4K TVs for Gaming

Have a PS4 Pro or Xbox One X? It’s time to upgrade to 4K. Here are the best 4K TVs for gaming.

The Best Router Deals of 2018

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That wireless router that came with your internet service? Take it back to the cable office. You’re doing yourself a disservice if you don’t have a decent wireless router as part of your networking. But routers, especially high-end ones designed with gaming in mind, aren’t cheap. We’ve got you covered. Below are the best deals and discounts on routers available anywhere online. This post will be updated regularly.

Netgear Nighthawk AC1750 Smart Dual Band WiFi Router and DOCSIS 3.0 Cable Modem for $89.78

13 Things Sea of Thieves Doesn’t Tell You

Find treasure in the wild, unlock extra weapons, and much more with these easily missed Sea of Thieves tips.