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The launch of the next generation is almost here, kicking off with the Xbox Series X and S’s release tomorrow. Preorders for the next-generation consoles have been sold out for quite some time, though some retailers like GameStop have announced they’ll have stock online tonight. Computer and electronics store Newegg will also have both the Xbox Series X and S available tonight at 9:01 PM PT / 12:01 AM ET.

Newegg announced the news via Twitter, though the company hasn’t said how much stock it will have. Other retailers have mentioned having “limited stock” on launch day, and it’s unlikely things will be different at Newegg. Because of this, both consoles are expected to sell out very fast, so you’ll want to act quickly if you’re interested. Newegg is also limiting orders by one unit per customer.

Xbox Series X

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Xbox Series S

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The PlayStation 5 begins its international rollout on November 12, and while that date fast approaches Sony is still revealing new details about the system. Now, in an extensive FAQ on the PlayStation Blog, we know more about the recording functionality tied to the DualSense’s “Create” button–and it’s even stronger than what the PS4’s innovative “Share” button offered.

The PS5 will automatically capture the last 60 minutes of gameplay–and when you press the Create button, you can choose to “save recent gameplay” to capture it. You can choose the full 60 minutes, or as little as the last 15 seconds, depending on what you want to capture and share.

By default, footage is captured at 1080p with 60fps. However, if you want to manually record a section of gameplay–meaning that you start the recording yourself–you can capture at 4K. This means that getting higher-quality footage requires slightly more forward-thinking.

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From the guy who co-created skits like East/West Bowl and the Substitute Teacher on Comedy Central’s Key & Peele have come two of the weirdest and best horror movies in recent memory: Get Out and Us (not to mention his Twilight Zone revamp). We wouldn’t have expected it either, but now, Jordan Peele’s name is all it takes to get us excited about an upcoming film–even if that’s literally all we know about it.

But now we know not only that Peele is working on his next horror movie, we now know when we can look forward to it. Universal set the release date for his next film this week. In hopes that movie theaters will have re-opened and returned to normal by then, Universal has Peele’s next film set for July 22, 2022. That’s just a week after Warner Bros’ third Fantastic Beasts film premieres (without Johnny Depp).

And that’s everything we know about the movie. Peele keeps details about his films close to the vest. Themes of racism unite both Get Out and Us, along with many of the best Key & Peele skits, but the two movies are otherwise different enough that we’re deeply curious about what Peele has in store. Get Out netted Peele an Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay, and the two films have grossed an estimated $510 million for Universal.

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Exit the Gungeon, which was previously released for PC, Switch, and Apple Arcade, is now coming to the PS4 and Xbox One. The spin-off from Enter the Gungeon, which sees players escaping from dungeons while surviving waves of enemies, arrives digitally this week, alongside a major update for all systems.

Developer Dodge Roll has announced that the game is coming to these systems on Friday, November 13, alongside a new update for all systems. This update is called “Hello To Arms,” which is an inversion of Exit the Gungeon’s “Farewell to Arms” update. Clever.

This update, which will be available from day one on PS4 and Xbox One, adds various new guns and items, as well as an “Arsenal Mode” and something called a “Glocktopus”. We’re guessing that’s an octopus…but armed.

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When in doubt, make more movies about people repeatedly trying and failing to kill a character played by Gerard Butler. That seems to be a winning formula, as a fourth Has Fallen movie starring the actor is in development. What started with Olympus Has Fallen in 2013 has become a very successful franchise of films, each one seemingly trying harder to kill secret service agent Mike Banning (Butler).

According to The Hollywood Reporter, the next film in the series will be titled Night Has Fallen. In it, Butler will once more team with director Ric Roman Waugh, who helmed the franchise’s third entry, Angel Has Fallen. That movie’s screenwriter, Robert Mark Kamen, is also returning for Night Has Fallen.

It remains to be seen exactly what kind of situation Banning will find himself in for the next movie. However, the last movie introduced Nick Nolte as the character’s estranged father, teaming the two up. Hopefully, he returns for this film, as well.

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