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New playable tracks are coming to Fortnite Festival later this week, andBring Me The Horizonare officially on board. Their massive Sempiternalhit “Can You Feel My Heart” is one of the tracks being added to the rhythm game. However, an exact date wasn’t specified – only the teaser “later this week” has been given so far…

The Meta Horizon+ Games Catalog also gets seven new titles added to the subscription service.

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TL;DR: After poor private playtest feedback, PlayStation and Guerrilla are reworking Horizon Hunters Gathering from a live-service title into a smaller-scope, story-driven co-op game developed by a much smaller team, as PlayStation retreats from live-service ambitions following several recent failures and cancellations. Voice: Kosta AndreadisSpeed 0:00 / 2:44 Use left and right arrow keys to…

Event Horizon: Inferno #4 brings demonic nightmares to life as the starship feeds on trauma and tells its own twisted tale this Wednesday.

The August update for Meta’s Horizon+ subscription for Quest headsets brings 2 great monthly games and five new catalog titles.

Marvel Studios stole the limelight at San Diego Comic-Con with announcements of upcoming projects, including ‘Ghost Rider’ starring Ryan Gosling and ‘Black Panther 3’ featuring David Jonsson as the new T’Challa. These reveals, especially the anticipated ‘Black Panther 3’, are slated for release on Dec. 15, 2028.

Quest’s Horizon+ subscription added 10 monthly hours of flatscreen cloud streaming for 58 Xbox titles, furthering Meta’s partnership with Microsoft.

During San Diego Comic-Con, IDW announced Event Horizon: Pandemonium, the third and final chapter in Christian Ward‘s acclaimed trilogy of comics expanding the world of Paul W.S. Anderson’s 1997 cult classic.