With rumors that a Nintendo Switch Pro is on the horizon, we round up 9 changes we’d love to see from a beefier Switch model.The Division 2 development team shared the update, following up on its recent confirmation that more content was on the way and that Title Update 12 was no longer going to be the last major update to the game.
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While the team didn’t reveal too much, they did tease that this new game mode is “entirely new to the franchise.” Furthermore, the team is “investigating new ways to progress your agent with an emphasis on increasing build variety and viability.”
Development on this new update is still in its early stages and will take several months to complete, according to the team, and it is currently scheduled to release in late 2021 at the earliest. The goal is to make “meaningful change to the game,” so the necessary time will be taken to ensure that can come true.
Until the update is ready, Ubisoft Massive will be re-running previous seasons released during Year 2. This means that the next season – Season 5 – will be a re-run of Season 1 and will give players a chance to collect rewards and collectibles that they may have missed the first time around. There will also be regular Leagues and Global Events, new Apparel Events, and minor Title Updates focused on game health.
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Ubisoft Massive also revealed that The Division 2 has seen over 40 million players and that March 2020 saw the highest activity for the game since its launch in February 2019.
Development on The Division 2 will continue on as the studio also works on creating its Avatar game and the recently announced open-world Star Wars project.
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Grand Theft Auto 5 released more than seven years ago, but it has remained one of the most popular games around for the entirety of that period. A big part of that longevity comes from GTA Online, its multiplayer component that has been consistently updated with new content. With new consoles available, you might be wondering if the game is coming to those systems. Will GTA Online come to PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, and if so, when can we expect to play the game?
Yes, GTA Online is planned for release PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. It won’t be a simple port that just increased the resolution, either, with plans for content that you’ll only get on these versions and PC.
On PlayStation, you’ll get some exclusive content, as well, and those who play the game on PS4 are getting $1 million in GTA cash every month they log in until the new version is out. There’s no sign yet that the game will support cross-play with the previous generation yet, but it’s still quite a long time before the game’s planned launch window.
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot‘s final DLC has been revealed, and after two episodes dedicated to storylines from the Dragon Ball Super anime series, this latest chapter of content is headed back in time to one of the franchise’s classic original video animations. DLC 3 will take place in the future alternate timeline of the Android saga, set 13 years after Goku died from a heart virus and the rest of the anime’s best fighters–and Yamcha–were killed by Androids 17 and 18.
Only Gohan had survived the carnage, and along with Vegeta’s son Trunks, he was preparing to finally destroy the Androids and end the devastation brought about by the duo. The cinematic trailer didn’t reveal too much, but if it faithfully follows the storyline of the OVA, then it’s best to not get too attached to seeing an adult Gohan battling the Androids while his protégé Trunks watches on.
You can see the trailer below from Bandai Namco’s Dragon Battle Hour event, embedded below at around one hour and four minutes into the stream:
Dragon Ball FighterZ fans won’t have to wait too long to get their hands on the final character in the game’s third DLC character bundle, as Super Saiyan 4 Gogeta will be released on March 10 for owners of that season pass and will be available as a standalone DLC purchase on March 12.
Easily the strongest fighter in the entire Dragon Ball GT anime, this warrior is a fusion of Super Saiyan 4 Goku and Vegeta who joins the rest of the FighterZ Pass 3’s roster, which includes the fusion Kefla, Ultra Instinct Goku, Master Roshi, and the recently released Super Baby 2.
“Gogeta SS4 is a power-type character, very skilled at close combat,” Dragon Ball FighterZ producer Tomoko Hiroki said during the Dragon Ball Battle Hour stream. “This character doesn’t hold any long-range attacks but he’s the first character to perform an air-dash two times during a single jump. We also have an exclusive SS4 Gogeta skill called the Finish Sign. Although this skill doesn’t do damage on its own, activating this skill powers up your next special attack, allowing you to deliver more damage to the opponent.”