It seems developer Riot Games is looking to bring one of the world’s most popular games, the MOBA League of Legends, to the mobile market. According to a Reuters report, a mobile version of League of Legends is reportedly in development.

Both Tencent Holdings Ltd. and Riot did not provide comment on the matter, but Reuters reports that “one of the sources said Tencent and Riot have been working on a mobile version of ‘League of Legends’ for more than a year.” A separate source, according to Reuters, says this mobile League of Legends probably won’t launch this year.

Reuters cites data aggregator Statista, which states that League of Legends raked in $1.4 billion last year, a 21% decrease from the year prior but a huge sum nonetheless. Bringing League of Legends to mobile, a game with 10 years of history under its belt, would bode well for both Riot and Tencent. As Reuters puts it, “Mobile games accounted for 57% of videogame revenue in China in 2018 but only 36% in the U.S. market.”

As Newzoo analyst Gu Tianyi states, “League of Legends is not doing as well as it used to and so Riot badly needs a new way to monetise the game, especially considering that it is Riot’s only game.”

In our Most Influential Games of the 21st Century series, we covered the impact League of Legends has had on things like the burgeoning esports industry. “From record viewership numbers on Twitch to hosting one of the biggest esports events ever at Madison Square Garden in 2016, Riot Games’ prodigal son has gone from strength to strength since its launch in 2009. Blizzard and Valve, the top dogs when Riot Games entered the scene, are now playing catch-up to the well-oiled Ferrari that is the League of Legends production model, and it shows.”

While there’s no doubting the significance of League, developer Riot has received an increase amount of attention recently due to complaints from its employees. Most recently, more than 150 members of its staff staged a walkout to protest company policies.

from GameSpot – Game News https://www.gamespot.com/articles/one-of-the-worlds-biggest-games-league-of-legends-/1100-6467105/

Developer Team Ninja is back with some new, if scant, information on Nioh 2. This time, the Toyko-based studio has unveiled a new trailer detailing a closed alpha for the upcoming hack ‘n’ slash title.

The closed alpha trailer looks very much like Nioh, with all the same imagery and iconography. Something new, however, is the change in characters. Alongside playable male samurai, we see a female samurai (Onna-bugeisha) do battle against yokai throughout the trailer. Later in the trailer, the playable characters transform into yokai themselves with what looks to be different forms and movesets, suggesting that Nioh 2 will feature some sort of transformation state players can use in battle. The game also seems to feature several new weapons, including a longer, nodachi-style blade, duel-wielded axes, a naginata (a pole weapon similar to a spear), and more. You can check out the closed alpha trailer below.

As indicated by the trailer, Nioh 2’s closed alpha will be held for a full week, starting on Saturday, May 25 and ending on Sunday, June 2. Unfortunately, there doesn’t seem to be a way to request an invite. According to a tweet from the official Team Ninja Twitter account, “Some PS4 users are invited to take part in the Nioh 2 closed alpha to help gather feedback for the development.” Team Ninja didn’t clarify how it will notify PS4 users that they’ve been granted access, and the studio currently has no plans to expand the alpha.

Nioh 2 was revealed during Sony’s E3 2018 press conference. The short teaser, at the top, sees a wounded samurai fleeing into a marsh field before defending against a few yokai. After succumbing to wounds, the samurai falls to his knees, at which point he grows horns on his forehead and pulls them both out of his skull, revealing the demon underneath. With Sony skipping E3 2019, it’s unclear when we’ll be getting our next look at Nioh 2.

from GameSpot – Game News https://www.gamespot.com/articles/nioh-2-new-trailer-and-closed-alpha-test-announced/1100-6467104/

With the approach of E3 2019, the rumor mill is abuzz with the possible announcements, trailers, and reveals that will come out of the show. Quite a few aren’t very likely–they’re more pipe dreams than anything really. However, some of the rumors carry some weight to them. Of everything rumored to come out of E3 2019, the reveals listed below are (in our opinion) the most likely to carry some semblance of truth.

Remember, nothing detailed in this article has been confirmed (yet). It’s a collection of speculations based off of small tidbits of information, leaked details, and investigative reports. That said, if our collection of E3 2018 rumors is any indication, some speculations can turn out to be fact. Last year, rumors that E3 2018 would see the announcement of Hitman 2 and Assassin’s Creed Odyssey ultimately turned out to be true. Prior to E3, there was also speculation that CD Projekt Red would show off Cyberpunk 2077 (and boy did they) and that Bethesda would announce something Fallout related (and we got Fallout 76).

More leaks and rumors are bound to pop up the closer we get to E3 2019, so continue to check back on this article as we get closer to June. We’ll continue to update the following list of rumors as they come up (provided there’s weight behind them).

Infinity Ward’s Call Of Duty 2019 Is Revealed To Be Modern Warfare 4

Traditionally, Activision reveals the name of its new Call of Duty games in May, but the month is already almost over and there’s no planned announcement in sight. That hasn’t stopped fan speculation though, and rumors are pointing to the new Call of Duty game being Modern Warfare 4. Whatever the game is, it’s been confirmed to appear at E3 2019, and it’s already playable.

Following the established rotation, Infinity Ward has been confirmed as the developer for Call of Duty 2019. Other than revealing Call of Duty will include a traditional single-player campaign and co-op gameplay in a “huge expansive multiplayer world,” Infinity Ward hasn’t announced any concrete details about the game. However, several teases and tweets from the developer’s staff have hinted towards Infinity Ward working on a game related to its popular Modern Warfare series.

Rumors that Call of Duty 2019 is Modern Warfare 4 began when Infinity Ward senior communication manager Aston Williams dropped a hint pointing back to the series. Those rumors gained traction when five Infinity Ward veterans–all of whom had a major influence in developing Modern Warfare, Modern Warfare 2, and Modern Warfare 3 before leaving Infinity Ward to go work with Respawn on Titanfall and Titanfall 2–changed their LinkedIn profiles to showcase their return to the Activision studio and crucial roles in Call of Duty 2019’s development.

Microsoft Unveils At Least One Of Its Next-Gen Xbox Consoles

Microsoft is rumored to be working on two next-gen Xbox consoles, and it’s possible at least one is being announced at E3 this year. The first, codenamed Lockhart, is supposedly the budget-oriented, standard edition of the console. Meanwhile, the second, codenamed Anaconda, is the high-powered version–equivalent to Xbox One’s more powerful One S and One X variations.

Microsoft is already expected to discuss its plans for next-gen at E3 2019, but it’s unclear if the company is planning something as big as a full reveal (complete with price points, launch titles, and features) or smaller teases of what’s to come. There’s been speculation that the next-gen Xbox consoles will be geared towards wider audiences with a lower price of entry, and include new technology in line with Microsoft’s focus on selling games as opposed to hardware. This would fall in line with what Phil Spencer told GeekWire in regards to consoles.

“That is not where you make money,” Spencer said. “The business inside of games is really selling games, and selling access to games and content in means like that is the fundamental business. So if you open it up, the more often people can play, the more they’re enjoying the art form. It increases the size of the business.”

Though it’s still speculation, Microsoft’s next-gen Xbox consoles are expected to release no earlier than Fall 2020.

From Software Teases The First Of Its Two Upcoming Games

This theory largely rides on whether A Song of Ice and Fire author George R.R. Martin is actually working with From Software. The novelist has already confirmed he’s been consulted on some game that’s being made by a Japanese developer but hasn’t revealed which one. Rumors popped up in March that the developer in question is Dark Souls, Bloodborne, and Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice creator From Software. Gematsu has since reported that someone “familiar with ongoings at From Software” has confirmed the rumors to be true, but neither Martin nor From Software have made an official statement.

Regardless, the rumors go on to say that, whatever the game is, it will feature various kingdoms to explore and that killing the rulers of each kingdom will allow you to unlock powerful abilities. Gematsu’s source (which the outlet has stated they have not been able to verify) has added that the game is internally known at From Software as “GR,” has been in development for three years, and contains a world and story that’s a collaborative effort between Martin and Dark Souls III and Bloodborne director Hidetaka Miyazaki. The game is also supposedly scheduled to be revealed at E3 2019 during Microsoft’s press conference.

Even if the source hasn’t been verified, it all sounds fairly plausible. Especially since, back in January 2019, Miyazaki announced From Software was already working on two games, both of which would come out after Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice and be similar in scope and tone to From Software’s Soulsborne titles. Both Miyazaki and Martin are known for their intricate dark fantasies, so a partnership between the two is very believable. With Sekiro only a few months old, though, it doesn’t seem likely From Software would announce another new game for 2019 (even if it has been in development for three years). Seeing a trailer at E3 teasing a TBA 2020-2021 release seems a bit more plausible. We’d happily love to be wrong though.

Microsoft Brings Back The Fable Series With A Brand-New Game

Speculations about a fourth Fable game have been circulating the internet for years, but a new rumor published by an alleged industry insider has revealed Microsoft is finally set to tease a new title for the series during the company’s E3 press conference. Between the rumors that Microsoft is revealing a new console, a new From Software game, and now a new Fable, it certainly seems like Xbox boss Phil Spencer is keeping his promise the company would “go big” at E3 this year.

The industry insider, whose whole report can be read on NeoGAF, writes, “Some speculate it’s actually Fable IV, but the reality is that it’s a new beginning for the Fable franchise. This game started development in late 2017 and has been in development now for little over two years now. It is a next-gen game only and you will most likely not see it until 2021 at retail at the earliest. You will see a glimpse of a small teaser trailer most likely at this year’s E3 and in 2020 you will see much more of the game.”

Petri executive editor Brad Sams, who’s well-known for his track record in reliably breaking Microsoft news, has confirmed on Twitter that he’s heard a new Fable game is in the works. He doesn’t know if Microsoft plans on revealing the game during E3 2019, but thinks it’s “highly plausible.”

If the full NeoGAF report is to be believed, we’ll see quite a few other Xbox console exclusives at E3 2019, including previously announced Gears 5 and Ori and the Will of the Wisps. Perhaps more importantly, the report suggests Microsoft is ready to start revealing the games being made by all the studios it acquired in 2018–starting with Ninja Theory, which is supposedly going to announce a sci-fi game scheduled for 2020 called Bleeding Edge.

Nintendo Announces A New Switch Prior To Or Just After The Show

Nintendo has already confirmed it won’t be announcing a new Switch iteration during E3, but that doesn’t mean the company won’t reveal its existence in the weeks prior to the show or immediately after. Sure it’s no longer an E3 announcement at that point, but we’re including it in this list anyway since we imagine the reveal is happening close to the dates of the show.

Unlike Sony’s PS4 and Microsoft’s Xbox One, the Nintendo Switch is still relatively young and nowhere near the end of its lifecycle. That hasn’t quelled the rumors of new iterations of the Switch, consoles that would be similar to the PS4 Pro and Xbox One X. Nintendo has a long history of making multiple versions of its hardware. That history is mostly handhelds, like the DS and 3DS, but Nintendo has made multiple iterations of its consoles too.

Seeing as it’s been two years since the Switch’s release, it stands to reason that Nintendo has a new iteration (or two) of its latest console in the works. This past March, The Wall Street Journal reported two new Switch models would release by the end of 2019. The first would be a cheaper, pared-down version while the second would be an enhanced variation aimed at more “avid” players.

In April, Japanese newspaper Nikkei seemingly confirmed the existence of the first Switch, again writing that it would release by the end of 2019. Later that month, Bloomberg lent further weight to the rumor of a new, pared down Switch coming in 2019 (only this time suggesting it could possibly release as soon as June). However, neither source confirmed the existence of a rumored enhanced Switch.

Nintendo has neither confirmed nor denied the rumors. But there’s enough there to believe the pared-down Switch is coming this year, and empty spaces surrounding E3 present the perfect opportunity for an announcement–especially if the console does release in June. Nintendo has already confirmed it’s holding its annual E3 Direct this year. The video presentation will feature quite a few games, but will most likely focus on Pokemon Sword / Shield and Animal Crossing, both scheduled for Switch releases in 2019.

from GameSpot – Game News https://www.gamespot.com/articles/e3-2019-rumor-roundup/1100-6467082/

GOG is the PC game platform you might know and love for its anti-DRM stance. It’s a consumer-friendly policy that’s the exception to the rule, and while it may also eat into GOG’s marketability as a distribution platform in the eyes of AAA publishers, it sends a clear and positive message to consumers.

GOG’s goodwill towards its customers got its foot in the door, but the pressures of competition from the likes of the Epic Store and Steam are no doubt hurdles to overcome. The trick to getting over these obstacles and ensuring growth for GOG may lie in the upcoming launch of GOG Galaxy 2.0, which doesn’t merely overhaul the look of the platform’s desktop client but expands its functionality in a bid to offer even more services and conveniences to users.

In a recent meeting with GOG’s managing director Piotr Karwowski, and SVP of business development Oleg Klapovskiy, I got the first taste of their vision for GOG Galaxy 2.0: “All your friends and games in one place.” What this means is a few things, including collating all of your digital PC games, across all platforms and services, and making them easy to launch and install directly from Galaxy.

Though you obviously can’t launch PS4 or Xbox One games from the app, you can add your PS4 and Xbox One games to your index to use Galaxy as a general purpose library management tool–which includes the auto-population of cover art and basic meta info for each game you add.

These are handy additions with arguably modest benefits that have been offered by other apps in the past, but what really makes the pitch for GOG Galaxy 2.0 attractive is that it aims to connect you and all of your friends, across all consoles and PC platforms, to create an all-encompassing gaming portal. Their ambitious approach goes beyond collections, accounting for gameplay data, achievements, and direct messaging. GOG Galaxy 2.0 can even find friends on one service, and if they are also a Galaxy user, help you connect on services where the friendship hasn’t yet been established.

Throughout my demo, GOG Galaxy 2.0 looked both orderly and attractive. The inviting user interface made looking at arrays of data and comparison points a relatively painless process, and it was surprising how many useful modules could fit on a single screen. Users will also be able to get into the weeds and alter the look and feel of their interface by configuring existing pages and menus, as well as create new menus with custom logic and layouts to suit their organizational and analytic needs.

Piotr and Oleg aren’t shying away from the challenges in front of them. It’s one thing to create an elaborate tool for PC games, and it’s an entirely different beast to bring the traditional walled gardens of consoles into the mix. GOG has access to Microsoft’s API already and is aiming to support all platforms including PlayStation 4 and Switch. That being said, part of my live demo included a look at Piotr’s entry for the PS4 exclusive God of War. This included a detailed record of trophies, both locked and unlocked, and their logos and descriptions. These unofficial integrations and plugins are possible due to Galaxy 2.0’s open-ended nature, which allows for user-made extensions.

All of the data that goes into your GOG Galaxy 2.0 library and profile will live on GOG’s servers, which means that you get the convenience of portability, but also that GOG will potentially know a lot about you and your gaming habits. Piotr was very adamant that GOG is not in the business of selling data. He also stressed that users can both deactivate their profiles and strip their info from servers whenever they so choose. Where there would normally be ground for heavy skepticism against other companies, GOG’s promise feels genuine in light of its consumer-friendly reputation.

When asked to explain how GOG Galaxy 2.0 makes business sense for GOG, Oleg and Piotr simply stated that their hope is that users who use the app will also take advantage of the built-in store. Though I’m sure there’s more thought put into the design and integration of features in order to drive sales of games on GOG, you can’t argue with the fact that much of what GOG Galaxy 2.0 offers to consumers bears no connection to sales nor advertising. It’s not a work of charity, to be certain, but as GOG has proven in the past, showing customers that your platform is built to make their hobby a markedly better experience can be reason enough for loyalty to set in, and sales to follow.

GOG’s promises seem to come from the right place, and more importantly, most of them are proven to be achievable today. Anyone who wants to give the GOG Galaxy 2.0 a shot can volunteer for the upcoming closed beta launching soon, over at http://www.gogalaxy.com/.

from GameSpot – Game News https://www.gamespot.com/articles/gog-announces-gog-galaxy-20-an-app-designed-to-fix/1100-6467097/

Somehow, Memorial Day (May 27) is nearly here, marking a day of remembrance for those who died serving in the US military, as well as the unofficial beginning of summer. Hopefully, you have a three-day weekend ahead of you and some extra time to relax, but even if this weekend is the same as any other, you can still get in on all the Memorial Day deals retailers are offering this week. We’re rounding up the best Memorial Day gaming deals, including PS4, Switch, and Xbox One games, so you can save yourself some cash and secure some great games for your collection this holiday weekend.

We’ll continue to update this story as we find more notable deals, but you can check out the best games, consoles, and accessories currently on sale below.

Nier: Automata – Game of the Yorha Edition – available for $28

Amazon

While Amazon hasn’t posted a Memorial Day-specific sale, the digital store is currently offering some of the best game discounts available online. You’ll be able to find many recent titles, first-party Nintendo games, and more marked down right now. Both Pokemon: Let’s Go games are discounted at $45; Monster Hunter World is only $18; Devil May Cry 5 is selling for $40; and Kingdom Hearts 3 is on sale for $30, to name just a few available deals.

See more of the best game deals at Amazon below.

Nintendo Switch

• Dead Cells — $26.97
• Disgaea 1 Complete — $38.73
• The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim — $49.94
• FIFA 19 — $38.95
• Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition — $49.75
• Just Dance 2019 — $20
• The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild — $49.94
• The Lego Movie 2 Videogame — $20
• Mortal Kombat 11 — $49.79
• NBA 2K19 — $20
• New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe — $45
• Pokemon: Let’s Go, Eevee — $45
• Pokemon: Let’s Go, Pikachu — $45
• Super Smash Bros. Ultimate — $49.94
• Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus — $44.65
• Xenoblade Chronicles 2 — $49.65
• Yoshi’s Crafted World — $49.94

PS4

• Anthem: Legion of Dawn Edition — $30
• Assassin’s Creed Odyssey — $25
• Borderlands: The Handsome Collection — $15
• Devil May Cry 5 — $40
• Fallout 76 — $25
• Far Cry New Dawn — $20
• God of War — $29.58
• Grand Theft Auto V — $15
• Just Cause 4: Day One Edition — $29.90
• Kingdom Hearts 3 — $30
• The Lego Movie 2 Videogame — $20
• Metro Exodus: Day One Edition — $39
• Monster Hunter World — $18.15
• NBA 2K19 — $20
• Nier: Automata – Game of the Yorha Edition — $28
• Quantic Dream Collection — $30
• Resident Evil 2 — $38.49
• Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice — $49.88
• Spyro Reignited Trilogy — $27.95
• Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 — $45
• Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands — $27.48

Xbox One

• Anthem: Legion of Dawn Edition — $30
• Borderlands: The Handsome Collection — $15
• Devil May Cry 5 — $40
• Fallout 76 — $25
• Forza Horizon 4 — $45
• Grand Theft Auto V — $15
• Halo: The Master Chief Collection — $26.20
• Just Cause 4: Day One Edition — $30
• Kingdom Hearts III — $30
• The Lego Movie 2 Videogame — $20
• Metro Exodus: Day One Edition — $38.73
• Monster Hunter World — $18
• Mortal Kombat 11 — $49.79
• Red Dead Redemption 2 — $35
• Resident Evil 2 — $38.95
• Sea of Thieves — $37
• Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice — $45
• Spyro Reignited Trilogy — $27.60
• Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 — $45
• Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands — $24.45

Nintendo Switch – available for $243.95

Google Express

Google Express is a delivery service from Google that lets you order from a variety of online stores–no premium membership required. All you have to do is add items to your Google Express cart and choose your delivery day. Your order will arrive within a few days, and shipping is free if you hit the purchase minimum (usually between $25 and $35).

One of the best deals is the Nintendo Switch, which you can get on sale for just $243.95. The console rarely strays from its $300 price point, but it’s already discounted to $287, and by using promo code MEMORIAL15, you’ll drop the price by an additional 15%, a full $55 savings. All you have to do is add it to your cart and enter the code during checkout to see the full discount.

Another can’t-miss deal is this Xbox One S bundle with Minecraft (plus the Starter and Creator packs and 1,000 Minecoins) for only $180. Add it to your cart and choose the Memorial Day promo code; you’ll see $120 slashed off the price. And if you’re into drones (or have always wanted to try one out), we have to point out this pocket-sized rechargeable drone, which normally sells for $150 but is on sale for $99 with the same Memorial Day promo code applied at checkout. Please note estimated taxes based on your location may affect the total price.

There are plenty of other non-gaming-related Memorial Day deals–you can check them out at Google Express. The below three deals expire Sunday, May 23, but we wouldn’t advise waiting, as some offers are already beginning to sell out.

• Nintendo Switch — $243.95
• Xbox One Minecraft Creators Bundle — $180
• ZeroTech Dobby Mini Pocket Drone — $99

Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 – available for $37

Ebay

Ebay is going hard for Memorial Day this year, with discounts across not only gaming but smart home devices, outdoor essentials, kitchen accessories, and more. There are some great game and console deals here, and everything we’ve linked below is brand new–or in the case of the New Nintendo 2DS XL, refurbished by Nintendo. Plus, check out the full offering of gaming deals at Ebay.

Games

• Days Gone — $46 (PS4)
• Mario Kart 8 Deluxe + Switch Pro Controller — $100
• Marvel’s Spider-Man — $28 (PS4)
• Mortal Kombat 11 — $44
• Overcooked 2 — $28 (Switch)
• Pokemon: Let’s Go, Eevee — $38 (Switch)
• Super Mario Party + Mario Tennis Aces — $90 (Switch)
• Super Mario Party + Super Mario Odyssey — $90 (Switch)
• Super Smash Bros. Ultimate + Smash Bros. Pro Controller — $121 (Switch)
• Titanfall 2 + Sunset Overdrive — $8 (Xbox One)
• Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 — $37 (PS4)

Consoles & accessories

• New Nintendo 2DS XL (refurbished by Nintendo) — $100
• Nintendo Switch + Pokemon: Let’s Go, Pikachu — $315
• PlayStation 4 Pro console (new) — $376.96
• PlayStation VR bundle with Astro Bot Rescue Mission and Moss — $205
• Turtle Beach Stealth 700P Gaming Headset for PS4 — $119.95
• Xbox Live Gold 12-Month Membership — $45

Nintendo 64 console bundle with Super Smash Bros. and Mario Kart 64 – available for $150

GameStop

GameStop’s big Memorial Day sale just kicked off on May 19 and runs through Monday, May 27. There’s a small selection of Switch deals available, including Disgaea 1 Complete for $38.97 and Mega Man 11 for $25. Select pre-owned games are up to 50% off, and you can also get refurbished console bundles on sale, including this Xbox One bundle with Wolfenstein: The New Order, Fallout 4, Just Cause 4, and Forza Horizon 3 for $180. Select toys are 20% off, specifically Bendy and the Ink Machine, Five Nights at Freddy’s, and Roblox toys. You can also save on some Nintendo Switch accessories.

See more of the best Memorial Day deals at GameStop below.

Games

• Anthem: Legion of Dawn Edition — $30 (PS4, Xbox One)
• Ark Survival Evolved — $30 (Switch)
• Bioshock: The Collection — $20 (PS4, Xbox One)
• Borderlands: The Handsome Collection — $15 (PS4, Xbox One)
• Disgaea 1 Complete — $38.97 (Switch)
• Kingdom Hearts 3 — $30 (PS4, Xbox One)
• Mega Man 11 — $25 (Switch)
• NBA 2K19 20th Anniversary Edition — $30 (Switch)
• Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition — $40 (Switch)

Consoles

• Xbox One Essentials Blast From the Past bundle — $180
  • comes with Xbox One 500GB console, controller, Wolfenstein: The New Order, Fallout 4, Just Cause 4, and Forza Horizon 3
• PlayStation 4 Essential Blast From the Past bundle — $300
  • comes with PS4 500GB console, controller, God of War, The Last of Us Remastered, Uncharted 4, and Ratchet and Clank
• PlayStation 2 Mature Hits Blast From the Past bundle — $100
  • comes with PS2 Slim console, controller, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, God of War, Resident Evil 4, and Devil May Cry 3: Dante’s Awakening
• Nintendo 64 Multiplayer Blast From the Past bundle — $150
  • comes with N64 console, controller, Super Smash Bros., and Mario Kart 64
• Nintendo GameCube Blash From the Past bundle — $145
  • comes with silver GameCube console, two controllers, and Super Smash Bros. Melee

Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 – available for $25 (Walmart exclusive: includes 2 hours of 2XP)

Walmart

As part of Walmart’s Memorial Day sale, the store is offering Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 at one of the lowest prices we’ve seen it: $25. That includes a Walmart-exclusive offer of two hours of double XP gameplay. The standard edition for Rage 2, which just released May 14, is selling for $10 off on PS4, Xbox One, and PC. And if there’s any random gaming accessory you’ve been needing, Walmart’s a good place to look, as the store has an assortment of useful accessories, like this portable charger for the Nintendo Switch (on sale for $25).

See more of the best Memorial Day gaming deals at Walmart below.

Games

• Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 — $25 (PS4, Switch)
• Crackdown 3 — $34.58 (Xbox One)
• Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age — $30 (PS4)
• Far Cry New Dawn — $19.88 (PS4, Xbox One)
• Final Fantasy XV – Royal Edition — $19.93 (PS4, Xbox One)
• Rage 2 — $49.94 (PS4, Xbox One, PC)
• Shadow of the Tomb Raider — $25 (PS4, Xbox One)
• World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth — $30 (PC)

Gaming accessories

• CyberpowerPC Gamer Ultra Gaming Computer — $490
• NES Classic Controller with Long Extension Cord — $10.76
• Nintendo Switch Joy-Con High-Speed Charging Dock — $13
• Nintendo Switch Portable Power Bank Battery Charger — $25
• TSV Vertical Stand with Controller Charging Station, Cooling Fan for PS4 Pro — $20.97
• Wired Gaming Headset for PS4, Xbox One, and PC — $28
• Wireless Pro Gaming Controllers for Nintendo Switch (2-Pack) — $40.97
• Xbox One Wireless Controller, Phantom Black Special Edition — $58.89
• X Rocker Wireless Gaming Chair Rocker — $89

from GameSpot – Game News https://www.gamespot.com/articles/the-best-memorial-day-game-deals-for-switch-ps4-xb/1100-6467035/