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God of War: Laufey får en fysisk udgivelse med en disk
Under Sonys "ikke-E3"-event annoncerede de næste del i God of War-sagaen. Denne gang spiller vi dog ikke som Kratos; i stedet påtager vi os rollen som en kvindelig gud ved navn Laufey (Faye).
Selvom vi fik et godt kig på titlen og fik et par screenshots, ved vi stadig ikke rigtig, hvornår den udkommer – eller endda i hvilket år. Mange antog sikkert, at det ville være i 2027, og det ser ud til at være tilfældet nu, hvor Sony Santa Monica indirekte har bekræftet det.
Via X oplyser de, at God of War: Laufey "vil være tilgængelig på disk." Da Sony for nylig bekræftede, at de vil stoppe med at udgive spil på disk fra januar 2028, antyder det rimeligt, at spillet også vil blive udgivet inden da. Det vil derfor være et af de sidste (måske endda det allersidste, afhængigt af hvornår det udkommer i løbet af året) spil, som Sony nogensinde vil udgive en ordentlig fysisk udgave af.
World Cup 2026: reaction to England’s quarter-final win over Norway and more – live
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Wonderwall might be the England team’s Oasis song of choice, but surely they change it up to this more apposite (and far better imo) number.
Gabriel Clarke was the reporter with the responsibility of getting postmatch quotes from Tuchel and Bellingham in the flash zone – and he did a remarkable job.
… asked to respond to that criticism, Bellingham was clearly not impressed. “Yeah, well, whatever. Whatever,” he said, his body language also telling. “It’s difficult out there. It’s a tough shift. All the players have put in a tough shift, so my thoughts and appreciation goes to the players who were out there and put in a great shift yet again.”
Pressed further in another post-match interview, Bellingham said: “Maybe he doesn’t know what it’s like to play in those kind of conditions against Erling Haaland, [Martin] Ødegaard, [Antonio] Nusa, [Alexander] Sørloth. That’s not an easy team to play against. So, I think we’ve tried to create a positive environment. You’re not going to win every game, popping the ball and making a thousand passes. Sometimes you have to win dirty, and we’ve done that again tonight.”
Continue reading...England wobble but Djed Spence and John Stones make case for the defence
Tuchel’s half-time changes and Pickford’s skittishness lifted Norway, but backline finally rose to occasion
England were back in Azteca mode in the end. Big Dan Burn was on to thump those headers away. Reece James and the magnificent Djed Spence were covering the flanks, Elliot Anderson was taking care of midfield on his own and the problem for Norway was that the hulking figure leading their attack was no longer on the pitch as they tried to find a way through England’s back five at the end of extra time in Miami.
It would be a push to call this a tactical or defensive masterclass from Thomas Tuchel. The German made a rare misstep at half-time, handing the game to Martin Ødegaard when the unwell Declan Rice had to go off, and spent the rest of the second half trying to correct his mistake. First James had to come on for Anthony Gordon, depriving England of one of their main counterattacking outlets as a sense of dread took over, and it was only when the counterpressing of Morgan Rogers was added to the midfield mix that a semblance of order was restored.
Continue reading...You can mod out the yellow filter in Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced
After Traffic and Breaking Bad used it for scenes set there it became know as "the Mexican filter", though it's sometimes used for scenes set in South Asia or anywhere a bit tropical. You may recognize it as "the piss filter" that stained the original incarnation of Deus Ex: Human Revolution. It's the yellow gradient that's usually intended to make things look warm, and it's not to everyone's taste. Like piss, I guess.
Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced is the latest videogame to fall under the stream, making Edward Kenway look a bit more tanned and the waters look a bit more green. I didn't think it was particularly excessive until I saw some before and after screenshots with it removed, and yeah, it does seem a bit dehydrated actually.
These images come courtesy of Blu, a modder who has cooked up a reshade called ACBlackFlag Natural Colors: "A simple reshade preset that removes the ugly yellow filter from the game and corrects oversaturated colors."
You'll need the latest version of Reshade to install it. While you're at it, the ACBlackFlagFix will let you uncap the cutscene framerate, set cloth to animate at 60 fps, and remove pillarboxing, while Fast Launch will get you through those annoying startup videos at a rate of knots.
Black Flag Resynced new content: How to access
Black Flag Resynced treasure maps: Solve each one
Black Flag Resynced outfits: Dress to kill
Black Flag Resynced Mayan Stones: All locations
Black Flag Resynced Data Fragments: Animus projects
Digital Extremes finally reveal Warframe: Tau, the sci-fi shooter's long-awaited second solar system, and it's a gruesome place indeed
Digital Extremes's venerable looty-shooty mechabody extravaganza Warframe is finally getting a full second solar system, after a warm-up flashback tour in last year's The Old Peace expansion. The developers have just screened a first look at Tau, home of the game's Sentients faction, during a presentation at Tennocon, the annual Warframe and Soulframe expo.
What does Tau harbour? In brief: lots of noir theming. The first of the system's two initial areas is a ringed city, Fornax, whose occupants are plagued by corrupting rain and addicted to a substance called the Bloom. Fornax is home to Brysko, a chain-smoking, trenchcoated "Chimera Warframe" with an inner monologue reminiscent of a Raymond Chandler detective (he's actually voiced by Critical Role's Matt Mercer). Before you read on, seasoned Warframblers, please understand: I am trying to phrase all this in the language of everyday mortals. I'm sure I'm getting all sorts of lore wrong.