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The Legend of Zelda: Hyrule Historia On Sale For 56% Off, Only $17.45 With Deal

Hyped about Link’s Awakening? Looking forward to the Breath of the Wild sequel? The Legend of Zelda: Hyrule Historia is a gorgeous, 280 page hardcover book from Dark Horse Books that you can buy now for 56% off, or just $17.45.

It’s the perfect coffee table book for any Zelda fan, but it also looks great on a shelf next to its follow-up books, Art & Artifacts and the Encyclopedia.

Awesome Zelda Art Book For Only $17.45

The Legend of Zelda: Hyrule Historia Hardcover Book – Get it on Amazon for $17.45

The Hyrule Historia is a 280 page hardcover book that acts as a deep dive into the rich history of Hyrule. It includes exclusive concept art, a chronology of the games, a comic, and more. It came out in 2013 so it doesn’t include every Zelda game, but it’s still an excellent collector’s item that pairs well with the other books in the series too.

Save 10% on The World of Cyberpunk 2077 Hardcover Book When You Preorder Today

Cyberpunk 2077 is getting a special hardcover companion book called The World of Cyberpunk 2077 from Dark Horse Books, coming out April 21, 2020. If you preorder it today, you can get it for 10% off, or $35.99 instead of $39.99.

Cyberpunk 2077 Book For Just $34.99

The World of Cyberpunk 2077 Hardcover Book – Preorder it on Amazon for $34.99

The 200 page, full-color hardcover book from Dark Horse Books will dive into the lore of Cyberpunk 2077, including the characters, history, technology, weapons, and vehicles of the Cyberpunk 2077 world.

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Preorder Control for $51 on PS4 Right Now

Control is nearly here: Remedy’s creepy new game is releasing for PS4, Xbox One, and PC on August 27. You play as the new Director of the Bureau of Control, a secret agency in New York that protects humanity against supernatural enemies like the Hiss. You do so by shooting guns, solving puzzles, and using telekinetic powers to progress through the third-person campaign and side quests. It’s all very mysterious, but it’s from the makers of Max Payne and Alan Wake. Check out our most recent Control preview for more details.

But if you’re ready to preorder control, you can do so right now–and even get a discount. Let’s take a look at where’s the game is available and how much it costs.

Competitive Pokemon Go Players: It’s More Than Just ‘Tapping’

For the first time ever, a Pokemon Go Trainer Battle (PvP) tournament was held, taking center stage as the first main event at the 2019 Pokemon World Championships. Watching each match made something very clear: Pokemon Go battle mechanics between two experienced trainers is heads-and-tails different than the frantic tapping of single-player battles.

“I think people really had fun seeing the battle system and feature within Pokemon Go in a competitive environment,” said Daniel Benkwitt, The Pokemon Company’s senior manager of consumer marketing.

Though The Pokemon Company doesn’t have anything further to share about the future of competitive Pokemon Go at this time, Benkwitt said “…we’re certainly looking forward to what it could become.”

Star Trek Picard: 10 Essential Data Episodes From The Next Generation

Here’s all the Data you’ll need.

The biggest shock from the Star Trek: Picard trailer was the cameo of Data.

It left Trek fans with unanswered questions that we shouldn’t expect answers to until the new show premieres in early 2020: Is this the real Data? Is it a hologram? Or perhaps it’s B-4’s body, coupled with Data’s positronic brain?

But if it is really is Data, then Star Trek: Picard will continue one of the greatest arcs in the Star Trek franchise’s history: Data’s never-ending quest to become human. There have been similarly themed arcs in other Trek shows: the Voyager Doctor’s attempts to move beyond his holographic nature, and Seven of Nine’s assertion of her individuality. But Data’s arc remains the most moving and detailed.

There are 178 television episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation, but not all of them are essential. To help you prepare for Star Trek: Picard, here are the 10 essential, must-watch Data episodes that will tell you everything you need to know about our favorite android. And if you liked this gallery, check out our interview with Star Trek: Deep Space Nine’s Quark, our mini-history of the Borg, our gallery of essential Picard episodes, and our breakdown of the best Star Trek: Picard theories.

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Death Stranding: You Can’t See Norman Reedus’ Penis, Kojima Confirms

Hideo Kojima premiered brand new Death Stranding gameplay footage during tonight’s Gamescom Opening Night Live press conference. One ability Sam (Norman Reedus) has in Death Stranding, apparently, is relieving himself when he needs to. But don’t worry, Kojima confirmed players won’t accidentally see Sam’s penis in Death Stranding.

Speaking on stage during the Opening Night Live show hosted by Geoff Keighley, Kojima spoke through a translator about the urinating mechanic seen in the new Death Stranding gameplay footage.

“About the urine part, I have to say. It’s late enough to discuss about that, right?” Kojima began. “If you try to move the camera and try to see what he’s doing, Sam will move away so you’ll never see, actually, what he’s doing,” Kojima confirmed. Presumably this means if you try to move the camera and angle it to see Sam in the act of urinating, he will purposefully turn away from you.

What’s New To Netflix This Week: Movies, TV, And Originals

There are two weeks left in August, and Netflix chugs along, putting out content multiple days during the week. It may be a lighter week for the streaming subscription service, but there is still new movies and originals for you to check out.

On Tuesday, you can watch the classic 2002 Martin Scorsese movie Gangs of New York. The film takes place in 1862 in New York City and follows Amsterdam Vallon (Leonardo DiCaprio) as he returns to Five Points, seeking revenge on Bill The Butcher, who killed his father. This is the only movie coming out this week.

The rest of this week’s releases are originals. The most notable release comes on Wednesday. The original series is called Hyperdrive, and it’s American Ninja Warrior meets Fast & the Furious–minus Dwayne Johnson flexing out of casts. An industrial park has been transformed into an out-of-this-world racetrack featuring a tight corridors, objects that need to be hit while the driver is drifting, and an obstacle named “The Leveler,” a bridge mixed with a teeter totter. You can check out the trailer for yourself below.

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Below, you’ll find everything new to Netflix this week. If you’re looking to plan September out, check out what Hulu and Amazon Prime Video have coming out in the next month.

New to Netflix this week:

Tuesday, August 20

Gangs of New York
Simon Amstell: Set Free — NETFLIX ORIGINAL

Wednesday, August 21

American Factory — NETFLIX ORIGINAL
Hyperdrive — NETFLIX ORIGINAL

Thursday, August 22

Love Alarm — NETFLIX ORIGINAL

Friday, August 23

El Pepe: Una vida suprema — NETFLIX ORIGINAL
HERO MASK: Part II — NETFLIX ANIME
Rust Valley Restorers — NETFLIX ORIGINAL

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The Cycle Full Stage Presentation | Gamescom 2019

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All The Games Surprise-Released Today During Gamescom

Gamescom officially opens its doors on August 20, but leading up to the show several publishers and platform-holders have already held events detailing their software lineups–and sometimes, surprise-releasing software. As a result, several new games are now available to download and play across PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch.

You can check out a list of games that are available now below, and check out all of our Gamescom coverage for more news and hands-on impressions throughout the show.

Hotline Miami and Superhot on Nintendo Switch

Nintendo devoted its Gamescom presentation to indies, including a few beloved games that are available for Switch right now. Those include the time-bending shooter Superhot and the brutal overhead Hotline Miami games. Both Superhot and the Hotline Miami collection, which bundles both Hotline Miami and Hotline Miami 2, are now available.

Erica on PlayStation 4

The live-action interactive thriller Erica was announced in 2017, but it has gone mostly silent since then. It’s been released now on PlayStation 4, and is playable with a PS4 controller or with a dedicated app on iOS or Android. You can solve puzzles and make choices that will impact the direction of the story.

A New Slew of Xbox Game Pass Games

Xbox spent some of its Inside Xbox presentation announcing the upcoming games for its Game Pass service, including a handful that are available right now. Those include Age of Empires: Definitive Edition for PC, Devil May Cry 5 for Xbox One, and Stellaris for both platforms. Even more are coming by the end of the week, as Ape Out for PC and Kingdom Come: Deliverance for both PC and Xbox One are due on August 22.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Alpha Test on PS4

While not a full game available right now, Activision did announce that a special PS4-exclusive alpha test for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare is coming soon. The alpha will start on August 23, and it will be free for all players, even if you don’t have a PS Plus subscription. The alpha test is limited to the new 2v2 Gunfight mode, across five maps.