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Lies of P: Complete Edition Switch 2 Preorders Include Some Cool Collectibles

Lies of P: Complete Edition Switch 2 Preorders Include Some Cool Collectibles https://ift.tt/Ya8NC6H Lies of P: Complete Edition for Switch 2 (Physical Edition) $70 | Releases October 2 Preorder at Amazon Preorder at Best Buy After launching on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC back in 2023, the acclaimed soulslike action RPG Lies of P is finally coming to Nintendo Switch 2 with an all-new Complete Edition launching first as a digital version on August 6, followed by a physical version on October 2. This new release includes the base game plus every DLC and post-launch update for the original release, all bundled on a Switch 2 cartridge--which, yes, means all the game data is included on the cart. This is not a Game Key-Card release. Preorders for Lies of P: Complete Edition for Switch 2 are available now, and those who want to add a physical copy to their collection have a few opt...

Apex Legends Trailer Suggests "Revenant Reborn" Coming This Season

Apex Legends Trailer Suggests "Revenant Reborn" Coming This Season https://ift.tt/RGDCgLv

Apex Legends Season 18 is inching ever closer, and Respawn seems to be hinting that Revenant will receive a serious makeover this season. Rumors about Revenant's new abilities have been swirling for months, but the premiere of Kill Code: Part 2--an animated YouTube series focusing on a new narrative arc set to last all year--confirms that Revenant is long overdue for a tune-up, and it's coming sooner rather than later.

At the end of the previous episode, Loba, Lifeline, Mad Maggie, and Valkyrie were flying home after raiding an underground facility belonging to Octane's father, Torres "Duardo" Silva. It was then revealed that Loba stole something from the bunker--something that looked very much like one of Revenant's eyes.

Many Revenant players have noticed an Easter egg that was recently added to the game, which sees Revenant's programming begin to fail, with strange lines of code clouding the player's vision. It seems this was an in-game nod to the next episode of Kill Code, which gives players a better idea what's wrong with everyone's favorite friendly neighborhood murderbot.

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