Forza Motorsport 7 will reach "End of Life status" on 15th September, developer Turn 10 Studios has announced. That means you will no longer be able to purchase the game or its DLC from the Microsoft Store after that date, nor will it be available on Xbox Game Pass. Existing owners will still be able to download and play the game after the date, and online services will continue to run. Xbox Game Pass players who previously bought any DLC for the game will be sent a token to gain permanent access to the game. If you haven't received a token by 2nd August, you can contact Xbox Support for a token. On Forza's Twitter, it was explained that the game is being delisted because third-party licenses are set to expire. Not dumb at all! Forza games have to go unlisted after several years because the third party licenses that we use to feature real-world cars, tracks and other elements will begin to expire. — Forza Motorsport (@ForzaMotorsport) July 29, 2021 This content is …
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Pokémon Go Snapshot in the wild explained: How to Snapshot and get Smeargle in photobombs explained
The Pokémon Go Snapshot feature allows you to not only take pictures of Pokémon in your collection and out in the world, but discover new ones, too. One such creature is Smeargle , which until the arrival of the Snapshot feature has proven to be one of the game's most elusive creatures - having been conspicuously absent from the Gen 2 line-up for around two years. Smeargle will appear by photobombing your photos - while other creatures and characters can get in on the act during special events too. The ability to perform snapshots in different ways also features in occasional quests and research tasks, too - so learning the ins and outs of the taking snaps will help you achieve everything you need. On this page: Snapshot in the wild in Pokémon Go explained How to get Smeargle and other creatures with photobombs in Pokémon Go How to open the Pokémon Go Snapshot feature and get Smeargle How many photos does it take to get Smeargle in Pokémon Go? Other …
First Stray Gameplay Sees Evil Slugs Trying To Kill Precious Kitty
Stray, a game about a cat wearing a backpack in a world taken over by robots, was already poised to be the most precious thing in the world before we even saw gameplay. During the July 29 Annapurna Interactive stream , however, we were given our first look at Stray in action, including a harrowing chase sequence. And we also learned as part of the event that it's coming out next year. After meeting a drone named B12, the cat is able to communicate with those around it, including the humans who still exist in the harsh world we wouldn't wish on a single real kitty. It's so harsh, in fact, that a chase soon begins as slug creatures try to consume the cat. Using B12's unlockable abilities, the drone is able to stun them long enough for them to be defeated. You need a javascript enabled browser to watch videos. Click To Unmute Stray - Official Gameplay Walkthrough Halo Infinite Technical Preview Livestream …
Original Suicide Squad Director Calls Out Studio Over Original Cut, Endorses The Suicide Squad
Suicide Squad director David Ayer hopped on Twitter this week to air his grievances with critics and the studio that released the 2016 film. In the three-page letter, Ayer distances himself from the theatrical cut of Suicide Squad yet again and wishes and wishes director James Gunn well. My turn… https://t.co/E5uumAwvdp pic.twitter.com/ckr9kzeGFD — David Ayer (@DavidAyerMovies) July 29, 2021 "I don't know what quit is. I am not who you think I am," Ayer says in the letter. The director describes his difficult upbringing and youth before joining the Navy and working odd jobs prior to becoming a screenwriter. "I put my life into Suicide Squad," Ayer wrote of the 2016 film. "I made something amazing--my cut is [an] intricate and emotional journey with some "bad people" who are s*** on and discarded (a theme that resonates in my soul). The studio cut is not my movie. Read that again." Ayer's Suicide Squad was notoriously tinkered with by Warner Bros. In a tweet last year …
New Pokemon Snap Free Update To Add More Photogenic Monsters August 3
A free update for New Pokemon Snap will add new areas, more pocket monsters to photograph, and at least one neat twist next week. The content update was announced through a trailer from Nintendo, which showed off some of the new Pokemon in your quest to snap 'em all. The free update is coming August 3. The trailer shows Pancham, Ho-Oh, and Gyrados, among others, as well as some Pokemon we've already seen exhibiting new behaviors in a set of new environments. The trailer suggests there will be three new areas added, appearing to be a rainforest, plains, and desert canyons. We also get a hint of your automated craft shrinking down so you can get a closer look at some very tiny Pokemon, or just a very low perspective on bigger ones. The trailer doesn't make clear if this shrinking mechanic will be available at will or only in certain areas. New Pokemon Snap was a long time coming, following more than 20 years after the N64 photography game. The original had been a cult classic for …
Xbox Series X Restock: Where To Buy The Series X — GameStop, Microsoft Store, And More Retailers
Amazon See Series X at Amazon GameStop See Series X at GameStop Walmart See Series X at Walmart Best Buy See Series X at Best Buy Microsoft Store See Series X at Microsoft Target See Series X at Target Newegg See Series X at Newegg Adorama See Series X at Adorama StockX See Series X at StockX The week is coming to an end, and we saw Xbox Series X restocks at multiple retailers, including Walmart, Best Buy, and the Microsoft Store. There's no official news yet on the next Xbox Series X restock. We've been seeing more and more random drops with little to no advance notice. With that in mind, you'll want to stay ready and keep an eye on the direct Xbox Series X listings at stores like Target (which is now dropping stock online regularly based on local availability). Keep an eye out for Xbox Series X All …