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Here's How To Get Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered For $20 If You're A New Player

Here's How To Get Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered For $20 If You're A New Player https://ift.tt/7kY1jNF Seven years after its initial release, Horizon Zero Dawn is getting a remastered version that upgrades its visuals and adds rebuilt and re-recorded dialogue scenes, bringing the original PlayStation 4 game more in line with its PS5 sequel, Horizon Forbidden West. If you've never played the first Horizon game, Sony will soon sell a physical edition of Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered for $50--but if you take advantage of its current upgrade track, you can nab a digital version of the remaster for a mere $20. The trick here is to purchase the digital version of the original Horizon Zero Dawn. Sony offers an upgrade to Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered on PS5 for just $10, so instead of paying full price for the new game, you can buy the older, cheaper version and upgrade it. You can grab Horizon Zero Dawn from GameStop for just $10, so together with the upgrade, that's $20 in to
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Someone Got The Original Fallout Running On Nintendo 3DS

Someone Got The Original Fallout Running On Nintendo 3DS https://ift.tt/A6Bex7p

The renewed interest in the Fallout franchise has led to one person playing the first game in the post-apocalyptic RPG series on a platform discontinued years ago: Nintendo 3DS. That's right, it's now possible--thanks to a mod--to visit the wasteland in its original form on the handheld system.

The Gamer spotted that someone is playing through Fallout in a way that didn't seem possible. The RPG is technically only available on PC, without any sort of port on Switch, PlayStation, or Xbox. However, a Reddit user transferred their "original, legally purchased copy" over to 3DS and says it's "running great." The only issue they've experienced is the fact you have to "cycle between left and right click with [the] L button."

It's worth noting that Nintendo disputes the legality of playing a ROM of a game on another system simply because you own a physical copy already.

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