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Fortnite celebrated the launch of its new no-combat Party Royale mode with a big Party Royale Premiere event. It was big in-game concert that took place on May 8 and featured live, back-to-back-to-back performances by three of the most famous DJs around, one of which was Deadmau5.

If you didn’t get a chance to check out the concert live, don’t worry about it, we hopped into the game and captured the event. You can watch a replay of the Deadmau5 Party Royale Premiere set in the video above. For those who missed the concert but still want the Neon Wings back bling, just log into the game before May 11, 7 AM PT / 10 AM ET.

In April Epic collaborated with rapper Travis Scott for a special Astronomical concert. You can watch a replay of the Astronomical event here.

Epic recently rolled out a small update for Fortnite that fixed some bugs and made some minor adjustments to the game’s Squads playlist. Meanwhile, Season 3 of the game is slated to kick off on June 4.

If you joined the Party Royale Premiere in Fortnite you will have seen a huge in-game concert that featured performances from trio of well-kown DJs, including Steve Aoki.

It was pretty cool, but for those that weren’t able to attend when it was happening we’ve got a video of the whole thing for you to enjoy. And when you’re done watching, make sure to hop into the game and grab the free Neon Wings back bling for your character. It’ll be available to you if you log into the game before May 11, 7 AM PT / 10 AM ET.

Concerts are becoming a regular occurrence in Fortnite. Epic collaborated with rapper Travis Scott for a special Astronomical concert and it attracted a whopping 12 million players. If you missed out on that particular spectacle, you can watch a replay of the Astronomical event here.

Fortnite celebrated the launch of its no-combat Party Royale mode with a big Party Royale Premiere event. The huge in-game concert took place on May 8 and featured live, back-to-back-to-back performances by three of the world’s most famous DJs. One such DJ was Dillon Francis.

If you didn’t get a chance to check out the concert live, we’ve got you covered. You can watch a replay of one of the sets from the Party Royale Premiere event in the video above. Even if you missed out on the concert, you still have a chance to grab a free Neon Wings back bling for your character if you log into the game before May 11, 7 AM PT / 10 AM ET.

Fortnite is certainly no stranger to holding in-game concerts. Back in April, game developer Epic collaborated with rapper Travis Scott for a special Astronomical concert, which saw an astronomical (ahem) 12 million players attend, setting a new concurrent record. If you missed out on the spectacle, you can watch a replay of the Astronomical event here.

Ahead of the Party Royale Premiere event, Epic rolled out a small update for Fortnite that fixed some bugs and made some minor adjustments to the game’s Squads playlist. Meanwhile, Season 3 of the game is slated to kick off on June 4.

Quite a few games have been announced for the next-generation consoles, Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5–enough to start compiling a list. In the video above, Jordan Ramée details all of the games currently scheduled to release for Xbox Series X.

For the most part, the video lists all of the games in alphabetical order. Without release dates for most of the games coming to next-gen systems, it’s a little too difficult to list them out in the order you’ll be able to play them.

In total, there are 30 games currently scheduled to release on Xbox Series X. Some are re-releases of games-as-a-service titles, like Rainbow Six Siege and Warframe, while others are brand-new games, such as Assassin’s Creed Valhalla and Cyberpunk 2077. It’s not all AAA games, either–there are a few indie games already confirmed for Xbox Series X, like Call of the Sea and Chorus.

The video only covers games confirmed to release or launch on Xbox Series X–games like Starfield and The Elder Scrolls VI are left off. Given how far off games like that are, they’ll most likely release on next-generation consoles like Xbox Series X, but we don’t know that for sure yet.

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While we’ve all been hit with delays from movies and TV shows, thanks to the coronavirus pandemic, there are still plenty of shining diamonds in the world of streaming services, like Amazon’s Upload. The recently released series from Greg Daniels (one of the creators of The Office) has now been renewed for Season 2.

If you missed out on the new series, drop what you’re doing and watch it now. Just days after the release of Season 1, the announcement for a Season 2 comes, but no episode count for the follow-up run has been revealed at this time.

“I am thrilled to continue a great relationship with Amazon Studios and this wonderful cast and find out what happens next to Nora and Nathan and Ingrid and their 2033 world,” said Daniels in a statement. “With this news, I can stop drawing my season two flip book.”

“In Upload, Greg Daniels delivered a smart, cinematic comedy crackling with intrigue and it has clearly delighted our customers who have spent a lot of time in Lakeview this past week,” said Jennifer Salke, head of Amazon Studios, “We know our global fans want to see the next chapter with Nathan and Nora so we are greenlighting Season Two and are excited that Greg’s passion project has found such a devoted audience.”

The new series takes place in 2033 and follows Nathan Brown (Robbie Amell), a man who dies in a car wreck and makes the hasty decision to upload his consciousness into a virtual world where he forms a relationship with Nora Antony (Andy Allo), an “angel” who works at the company that hosts the virtual world.

However, that’s all surface level, as the show is really a satire of how far technology will eventually go, whether it’s self-driving cars, virtual sex, or in-app (more like in-virtual world) purchases.

Season 1 of Upload is available to stream on Amazon Prime Video.

Despite the fact that it was recently nerfed, Hard Light is still worth having in the Crucible this season–and Xur is the place to get the Exotic auto rifle. The Agent of the Nine is back once again; check out the video above to see where you can find Xur and what he’s offering this week. You can find more details in our written Xur guide.

Hard Light isn’t quite as lethal as it has been throughout the Season of the Worthy, but it’s still an exceptional PvP weapon right now. It’s the gun Xur is offering this week, and if you haven’t got one, this is a good opportunity to snag it. Not only does it have low damage falloff at range and ricochet rounds that get bonus damage, but you can change its elemental affinity by reloading, allowing you to take down enemy shields with ease in PvE situations, too.

Xur also offers his weekly Fated Exotic Engram that lets you pick up a piece of equipment you don’t already own, so if you’re looking to fill out your collection, don’t sleep on your weekend opportunity to visit ol’ Snake Face.

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