The wait is over. Borderlands 3 will be available for everyone on September 13, and we are doing an online giveaway to celebrate the launch. The grand prize package comes with Borderlands 3 Super Deluxe Edition and an Xbox One X console. The Super Deluxe Edition includes the Season Pass and Deluxe bonus content in a Steelbook case.
We also have one (1) first runner-up winner that will take home a Borderlands 3 Super Deluxe Edition and a PS4 Pro. And three (3) second runner-up winners will win the standard edition of the original shooter-looter.
What do you have to do to sign up for this giveaway? Fill out the form below after reading our official rules and accepting our terms and conditions. If you are a die hard fan of the franchise you can increase your chances of winning by doing extra actions in the form to obtain additional entries.
Winners will receive an email once the giveaway is over, so be sure to set a reminder for September 20th to check your email (and junk folders). Potential winners have 48 hours to respond to receive the prize.
Head to our comments and tell us which playable character is your favorite and why? Good luck!
Great news for our Tombs of Terror fans! We have 100 codes to download the Deluxe Adventure Bundle of Tombs of Terror, courtesy of Blizzard.
To enter the giveaway just read our official rules, accepts the terms and conditions, and fill out the form above. You can also get additional entries by completing actions like following us on social media.
Winners will receive an email once the giveaway is over, so be sure to set a reminder for September 13 to check your email (and junk folders). Potential winners have 48 hours to respond to receive the prize.
Head to our comments and tell us why you love to play Tombs of Terror. Good luck!
Actor Pierce Brosnan, who portrayed the legendary super-spy James Bond in four 007 movies, has spoken up to say it is time for a woman to play the title role.
Asked by The Hollywood Reporter for his thoughts on a woman playing 007, Brosnan replied, “Yes!”
“I think we’ve watched the guys do it for the last 40 years. Get out of the way, guys, and put a woman up there. I think it would be exhilarating; it would be exciting,” he said.
Brosnan went on to say that the current producers of the 007 movie franchise, the Broccoli family, might not allow this change. “I don’t think that’s going to happen with the Broccolis. I don’t think that is going to happen under their watch,” he said.
In 2017, model, singer, actress, and video game performer Cara Delevingne spoke about how she would like to play James Bond someday. “Everyone’s saying I’m meant to be a Bond girl but I’m like, ‘no – I’m working on the James Bond aspect first.’ I wouldn’t mind being a Bond girl but I’m going for James,” she said.
Brosnan played 007 in four James Bond films from 1994 through 2004, including GoldenEye, Tomorrow Never Dies, The World Is Not Enough, and Die Another Day.
The new movie, No Time To Die, picks up with Craig’s James Bond out of active service and living a peaceful life in Jamaica. Obviously, it doesn’t stay this way. “His old friend Felix Leiter (Jeffrey Wright) from the CIA turns up asking for help. The mission to rescue a kidnapped scientist turns out to be far more treacherous than expected, leading Bond onto the trail of a mysterious villain armed with dangerous new technology,” reads a line from the movie’s description.
No Time To Die is directed by Cary Joji Fukunaga, who is best known for the first season of True Detective and the acclaimed drama Beasts of No Nation. Ralph Fiennes, Ben Whishaw, Naomie Harris, and Léa Seydoux all return to the roles of M, Q, Miss MoneyPenny, and Madeleine Swan respectively. The new cast members include Rami Malek in a villainous role, plus Billy Magnussen and Ana de Armas. Check out some on-set footage here.
New Releases highlights some of the biggest games launching each week, but this bonus-length episode packs in a few extras. We’ve even got a dedicated sports section for eFootball Pro Evolution Soccer 2020 and NHL 20. This week is also home to AAA shooters like Gears 5 and Borderlands 3, plus some games you won’t wanna let fly under your radar like GreedFall and Daemon x Machina. The gothic indie adventure Blasphemous arrives this week too.
Gears 5 — September 10
Available on: Xbox One, PC
Gears 5 focuses on Kait Diaz, who will learn more about her own family’s history as she uncovers the Locust’s origins. Gears 5 offers the standard campaign and multiplayer options, but there are some big changes to other modes this time around. For one, Horde mode gives every character unique abilities and ultimate attacks–there’s even a pair of characters from Halo: Reach in the mix. Characters also get special perks in the new Escape mode, a three-player co-op experience where you have to destroy Locust hives.
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Blasphemous — September 10
Available on: PS4, Xbox One, PC, Switch
Blasphemous is a combat-platformer set in the land of Cvstodia. You play as The Pertinent One, who wields a deadly blade known as the Mea Culpa. You can customize that blade with different adornments as you explore the world and take down massive bosses. Blasphemous developer The Game Kitchen promises “fast-paced, skilled combat [and] a deep and evocative narrative core.”
GreedFall — September 10
Available on: PS4, Xbox One, PC
The world of GreedFall is under the shadow of a deadly plague, and your hero will journey to a mysterious island in hopes of finding a cure. GreedFall is an RPG, but there are no set classes. Instead, you can choose from tons of skills to customize your playstyle to your liking, from combat to stealth to diplomacy. Your choices can change the direction of the story too.
eFootball Pro Evolution Soccer 2020 — September 10
Available on: PS4, Xbox One, PC
Why the name change for PES 2020? This year’s football game focuses on online multiplayer, with pro tournaments and the PES League. There’s also a new mode called Matchday, where two pre-selected teams face off each day. You can log in and win the match for your team of choice–almost like a Splatoon 2 Splatfest, but with a real sport.
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NHL 20 — September 13
Available on: PS4, Xbox One
NHL 20 has its own range of new features too. First, Franchise Mode is mixing things up by letting you hire coaches, which come with new dialog and scouting options. Hockey Ultimate Team is back with new Squad Battles, which gives you a fresh lineup of opponents to take on each day.
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Borderlands 3 — September 13
Available on: PS4, Xbox One, PC
There are new characters to check out in Borderlands 3 as well. Amara the Siren, Moze the Gunner, Zane the Operative, and FL4K the Beastmaster are your Vault Hunters for his adventure. You won’t just be seeking Vaults on Pandora, though; for the first time, you can travel to other planets aboard the Sanctuary III. As usual, expect to find a ridiculous amount of guns as you battle the evil Calypso Twins.
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Daemon x Machina — September 13
Available on: Switch
Nintendo Switch gets an exclusive this week thanks to Daemon x Machina, which is all about mech combat. You can customize your mech, known as an Arsenal, with different handheld and shoulder-mounted weapons–and you’ll need all the firepower you can get to save the world after the moon is destroyed. Daemon x Machina offers local and online multiplayer too.
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We’re only a few weeks into September, and there are plenty more games to come. Next week, New Releases will take a look at AAA releases like The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening and anticipated indies like Untitled Goose Game.
This is an advance review out of the Toronto International Film Festival. The Goldfinch opens in the US on Sept. 13, in Australia on Sept. 26, and in the UK on Sept. 27.
The Goldfinch is maybe the most eagerly anticipated literary adaptation of the year. Donna Tartt’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel has sold millions since its publication in 2013, piling the pressure on this film version. And while it’s sumptuously shot, and filled with big stars delivering fine performances, the movie never quite gets under the skin of the book’s rich tapestry of characters, resulting in a feature that’s never quite the sum of its sizable parts.
Both the book and film kick off in an Amsterdam hotel room, with protagonist Theodore Decker (Ansel Elgort) downing prescription drugs, knocking back the contents of the mini-bar, and dreaming that his mother is still alive. Yet where in the book he then recounts his tale in relatively linear fashion, this film version – adapted by Peter Straughan and directed by John Crowley – choses to whip back and forth in time, cutting between 13-year-old Theo (Oakes Fegley) and the more mature version we now find confused, alone, and fearing for his future.
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Earlier this week, the official PlayStation UK account tweeted out something that seemingly rocked the gaming community. It turns out, that “X” button (commonly pronounced “ex”) on the right side of the PlayStation Dualshock controller is actually called the “Cross” button, as reported by Eurogamer.
“Triangle. Circle. Cross. Square,” PlayStation UK tweeted. “If Cross is called X (it’s not), then what are you calling Circle?”
Robert Axelrod, the actor known for voicing the Power Rangers villain Lord Zedd and monster maker Finster, has died at the age of 70, the actor’s agent announced Sunday morning.
The announcement from Axelrod’s agent regarding the actor’s death.
It is with a heavy heart that we write that client, Robert “Bob” Axelrod passed away in Los Angeles at the age of 70,” his agent wrote. “Robert enjoyed meeting his fans and inspiring them to follow their passions. His beautiful and kindred soul will never be forgotten and we take comfort in knowing his memory will live on in all those he inspired, met and knew.”
The announcement from Axelrod’s agent regarding the actor’s death.