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Wuchang: Fallen Feathers Gets First Discount On PS5, Xbox

Wuchang: Fallen Feathers Gets First Discount On PS5, Xbox https://ift.tt/ozvmWFe Wuchang: Fallen Feathers - Day One Edition $40 (was $50) See at Amazon See at GameStop See at Target After racking up impressive reviews following its release in July, Wuchang: Fallen Feathers is finally getting its first big discount. Wuchang: Fallen Feathers - Day One Edition on PS5 and Xbox Series X is on sale for just $40 (was $50), making this the lowest price we've seen for the action game yet. Along with the game, this version comes with a DLC voucher for additional content. Wuchang: Fallen Feathers - Day One Edition $40 (was $50) This is the only notable discount we've seen since the fast-paced action game arrived on July 24--so if it's been sitting on your wishlist, this is a great time to finally add it to your library. In addition to the base game, the Day One Edition comes with a DLC voucher for the following: Enhanced Costume Sets: White Spectre and Nigh...
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Niantic Pulls Zorua From Pokemon Go Because Of A Bug


Niantic Pulls Zorua From Pokemon Go Because Of A Bug https://ift.tt/LlM6f4r

Zorua and its evolution Zoroark were meant to have made their debuts in Pokemon Go this past week, as part of the game's ongoing Halloween events, however the trickster Pokemon has been pulled--or at least delayed, due to a bug.

In keeping with its nature as a trickster Pokemon, Niantic had planned a unique event for Zorua's debut, where the Pokemon would appear on the map in the form of the player's buddy Pokemon, only revealing itself as Zorua when caught. The event seemed to run as intended for players in New Zealand, the first time zone to receive Pokemon Go events, however a second spawn didn't occur as planned, and players in Australia saw no sign of Zorua.

According to a series of tweets by Niantic Support, the event was bugged, causing caught Zorua to take on the stats--including height, CP, and attacks--of the buddy Pokemon that was originally caught. While some players in early time zones were able to catch Zorua and add it to their Pokedex, the Pokemon that were caught will not be able to be traded, sent to Pokemon Home, or allowed in PVP battles.

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