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Save Big On EA Sports FC 26 During Black Friday

Save Big On EA Sports FC 26 During Black Friday https://ift.tt/coYWv10 EA Sports FC 26 $35 on all consoles See at Amazon Amazon's Black Friday deals continue to drop early. Physical versions of EA Sports FC 26 are available at a nice discount after only having just launched a few months ago. The PS4 , PS5 , Switch , and Switch 2 versions of the game are all currently down to $35. The Switch version is usually listed for $60, while the other three are typically $70. You'll notice that Xbox versions of the game are absent from this list, as they aren't included in the Black Friday sales for the time being. While annual sports games don't typically hold value long after release, a steep discount like this so soon after launch is a welcome deal. The discounts only apply to the standard editions of the game, but the upshot is these versions include the digital pre-order bonuses. The Switch 2 version is notably on a Game-Key Card, meaning none of the game da...

Doom: The Dark Ages Was Inspired By The Original Doom

Doom: The Dark Ages Was Inspired By The Original Doom https://ift.tt/qSuzaUV

A new Doom game has been rumored for a while, but at Summer Game Fest, Id Software and Bethesda formally unveiled Doom: The Dark Ages, the follow-up to 2019's Doom Eternal. The new title is set in the distant past with the Doom Slayer as a kingdom's last hope against the hordes of Hell. While the game's melee weapons and dragon-riding experiences are new to the series, The Dark Ages' directors Hugo Martin and Marty Stratton told GameSpot that the latest sequel was inspired by both Doom 1 and Doom 2.

"At the beginning of project, everybody kind of goes back and plays the original Doom," said Stratton. "There were so many things in that original game that just have have fueled us... It's always that evolution, but there's just so much of the DNA even with the way that we develop and our our team size."

"When we were talking about like what is Doom [in development], it was very much like borrowing from those ideas of the original Doom and Doom 2. As the brand has evolved and the ideas through the lore and all the different gameplay mechanics have evolved... it's amazing when you play the game you're just like 'this is unbelievable.'"

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