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New Xbox One Controllers Are Up for Preorder: Sport Blue and Night Ops Camo

I don’t think there’s ever been a better standard controller than the one that comes with Xbox One. But if you’re still using a black or white controller, it might be time to add a splash of color to your gaming life. Microsoft has a wide variety of colorful controllers available, but it has just announced two new special edition designs that look pretty fantastic: Sport Blue and Night Ops Camo. They’ll release later this year for $69.99 each, but you can preorder them now.

Xbox One Controller – Sport Blue Special Edition

Disintegration Reveals First Gameplay Footage

V1 Studios has revealed the first gameplay footage for Disintigration.

Shown during the opening night press conference at Gamescom 2019, V1’s co-founder Marcus Lehto (the co-creator of Halo) described Disintegration as “a first-person shooter with a lot of real-time tactical elements blended in.”

The gameplay trailer introduced us to Roamer, our player character and a grav-cycle pilot who will command a small squad of combat units that all have their own unique abilities.

Disintegration will have both a full single-player campaign as well as a multiplayer component, and will be released in 2020.

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Avengers: Endgame Fully Articulated Wearable Power Gauntlet For $99.99

The updated Endgame edition of the Avengers power gauntlet is a must-have for any Marvel cosplayer or collector: it’s a life-sized, electronically articulated wearable glove with power stone lighting and sound effects, and more.

You can get it on Amazon now for $99.99 and it’s recommended you do it soon. They’re going fast.

Highly Popular Avengers: Endgame Prop Going Fast

Avengers Marvel Legends Series Endgame Power Gauntlet Articulated Electronic Fist – Get it on Amazon for $99.99

Whether you’re putting together a cosplay, an Avengers Halloween costume, or just want a fancy display of your Marvel fandom, this glove has you covered. It’s a huge, detailed prop with dynamic lights and sounds, plus it locks into a clenched fist position if you just want to display it.

Nvidia GeForce Now is Coming to Android Phones with RTX Servers

Nvidia has announced its GeForce Now will come to Android phones soon and more immediately the company has activated the first RTX servers for the game streaming service.

Nvidia Turing graphics cards like the RTX 2080 Ti and RTX 2080 Super, have been blazing a trail for new levels for GPU performance and pushing the future of ray-traced graphics, and now streaming gamers will be able to take advantage of all that new power.

Witcher 3 for Nintendo Switch Release Date Announced

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt complete edition’s release date on the Nintendo Switch was revealed during Gamescom Opening Night Live. The well-loved port will be available this fall on October 15, 2019.

Watch The Witcher 3 for Switch announcement trailer below.

The Witcher 3 on the Nintendo Switch was previously revealed during Nintendo’s 2019 E3 Direct. CD Projekt Red has said The Witcher 3 “still looks amazing” on Switch, and we know The Witcher 3 will run at 720p in docked mode.

Everspace 2 Announced

Everspace 2 has been announced at Gamescom 2019’s Opening Night Live.

Not much was revealed about the sequel to the popular space combat game, but it is being developed by Rockfish Games and will release in 2021 on Xbox One, PS4, and PC.

For more on Gamescom, be sure to check out our Gamescom 2019 hub, and check out the whole show’s schedule for a clue as to what else we might be hearing about this week.

Humankind: Endless Space Dev Announces New 4X Strategy

Amplitude Studios – creator of Endless Space and Endless Legend – has announced Humankind, a new 4X strategy game.

Announced during Gamescom Opening Night Live, the game will be published by Sega, and will see players micromanaging their way across the course of human history, from the Bronze Age through four separate eras.

Sega and Amplitude released a mysterious new trailer during the Opening Night Live show featuring a man playing electronic music in a space station orbiting Earth. The trailer then pans over the different eras of human civilization.

Humankind is coming out sometime in 2020.

For more on Gamescom, be sure to check out our Gamescom 2019 hub, and check out the whole show’s schedule for a clue as to what else we might be hearing about this week.

Like Loot? You’re Going to Love Borderlands 3’s New Game Mode

We’re in the home stretch of our IGN First coverage of Borderlands 3 for August 2019, and today we’re bringing you a look at Borderlands 3’s all-new game mode, ‘Proving Grounds.’

Check out the video above and see Borderlands 3 Lead Level Designer Graeme Timmins take us through an overview of what Proving Grounds is, and what it means for you, the player.

In a nutshell, Proving Grounds is a fast way to kill a ton of enemies and score some seriously great loot. It’s one of the many cool new features coming to Borderlands 3 when it releases September 13.

For more Borderlands, be sure to check out the first 14 minutes of Borderlands 3 and a look at four-player Borderlands 3 co-op.

Gears 5 Horde Mode Revealed

The Gears 5 presentation at Microsoft’s Inside Xbox Gamescom showcase revealed a selection of new features, including the return of Horde mode and a Halo: Reach character pack.

Horde mode returns in a familiar guise with a few modern additions. Once again players will team up in squads to fend off waves of increasingly stronger enemies and bosses, but this time each player takes on the role of a unique character with Ultimate abilities. For example. JD can call in an airstrike, and Kait can use a cloak. Together, the team can build defenses, collect power, and level up skills to become a more effective force. Alongside classic hero characters, players can also play as Jack in Horde mode. The squad’s robot pal doesn’t require cover and can buff nearby allies or hack enemies.

6 Big Changes in Ghost Recon Breakpoint’s PVP

By Ubisoft’s own admission, Ghost War – Ghost Recon Wildlands’ PVP mode – was an afterthought, tacked onto the campaign rather than integrated from the start. In Ghost Recon Breakpoint, Ghost War has been rebuilt from scratch alongside the rest of the game, taking onboard community feedback and lessons learned from Wildlands.

Ghost War is still the same 4-vs-4 game mode at heart, but from the three hours I’ve played it already feels more satisfying, with a number of key improvements combining to make it feel superior to Wildlands in every way.

Wildlands’ sprawling class system has been streamlined in favour of something simpler and more flexible. In Breakpoint there are four classes – Assault, Sharpshooter and Panther were available in the demo I played, plus Medic will also be available in the final game.