On today's Save State, Persia talks about Zombies officially coming to Black Ops Cold War, Yakuza: Like A Dragon's Western release date moving up, and Vergil DLC for DMC5 coming to the current gen too.The next chapter in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare and the battle royale game Warzone is about to unfold. The Season 6 update is coming very soon, and now Infinity Ward has informed fans about when exactly the update goes live and when to expect the patch notes.
Infinity Ward senior communications manager Ashton Williams said in a tweet that the Season 6 update will go live at the usual time--11 PM PT on September 28. That works out to 2 AM ET and 7 AM GMT on September 29. For players in Australia, the patch will arrive starting in the late afternoon, from around 4 PM AEST.
Williams said the patch notes will be announced before then, and we'll add them here to this story when they go live.
Continue Reading at GameSpotAfter nearly a year of exclusivity on PlayStation 4, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare's Survival mode in Spec Ops is headed to Xbox One and PC very soon.
Xbox One and PC players can access Survival mode from October 1, Infinity Ward's senior communications manager announced on Twitter.
Xbox One and PC users have had access to the Spec Ops mode for Modern Warfare for launch, but Sony paid Activision to keep the Survival mode exclusive to PS4 for nearly a year.
Continue Reading at GameSpotAfter multiple reports pointing to October 13 as the start date for this year's Amazon Prime Day event, the company has finally confirmed when we can expect Prime Day deals to start this year. Amazon Prime Day 2020 will begin at midnight PT on October 13 and will run a full 48 hours as it has in recent years. Prime Day is usually held in July but was delayed at least three times this year due to COVID-19, according to reports.
As usual, Prime Day will have thousands of deals available exclusively for Prime members across not only tech and gaming but also toys, furniture, fashion, housewares, and more. Of course, the elephant in the room is that Prime Day is now just over one month earlier than Black Friday, and it's unclear how different Prime Day deals will be from those offered during Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Naturally, Amazon is pushing people to get their holiday shopping done early during Prime Day, and with product shortages and longer shipping delays becoming commonplace this year due to the coronavirus pandemic, that's probably the smart move. If you see a great deal during Prime Day, don't assume you'll see that same discount available during Black Friday.
Amazon hasn't shared any specific gaming or tech deals yet, but we can expect steep discounts on games and accessories like controllers, headsets, keyboards, and more. Gaming memberships like PlayStation Plus and Game Pass Ultimate may see steep markdowns during Prime Day, so keep an eye out for those too. With next-gen consoles launching in November and the Switch still facing shortages, we don't expect a ton of great console deals--though if you're looking to buy a Switch, Nintendo will probably have some kind of bundle offer during Black Friday again this year.
Continue Reading at GameSpotThe production of two sequels to 2009's Avatar has turned into a far longer saga than originally anticipated, but some progress is now being made, according to James Cameron's latest update. The director has said that live-action filming is now complete on Avatar 2, and about "95% complete on Avatar 3."
The Oscar-winning filmmaker gave the update in a conversation with Arnold Schwarzenegger for the latter's Austrian World Summit environmental conference, as picked up by CinemaBlend. James Cameron has directed Schwarzenegger three times before, in Terminator 1, 2, and True Lies.
"We're down in New Zealand shooting," Cameron told Arnie in his update on the films' progress. "We're shooting the remainder of the live action. We've got about 10% left to go--we're 100% complete on Avatar 2 and we're sort of 95% complete on Avatar 3." He goes on to mention how lucky the Avatar team was that they had already chosen to shoot in New Zealand, one of the first countries in the world to mostly clear itself of COVID-19 cases.
Continue Reading at GameSpotThe production of two sequels to 2009's Avatar has turned into a far longer saga than originally anticipated, but some progress is now being made, according to James Cameron's latest update. The director has said that live-action filming is now complete on Avatar 2, and about "95% complete on Avatar 3."
The Oscar-winning filmmaker gave the update in a conversation with Arnold Schwarzenegger for the latter's Austrian World Summit environmental conference, as picked up by CinemaBlend. James Cameron has directed Schwarzenegger three times before, in Terminator 1, 2, and True Lies.
"We're down in New Zealand shooting," Cameron told Arnie in his update on the films' progress. "We're shooting the remainder of the live action. We've got about 10% left to go--we're 100% complete on Avatar 2 and we're sort of 95% complete on Avatar 3." He goes on to mention how lucky the Avatar team was that they had already chosen to shoot in New Zealand, one of the first countries in the world to mostly clear itself of COVID-19 cases.
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