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Nintendo has announced that it will be showcasing ten minutes of gameplay from its upcoming action game The Legend Of Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom tomorrow (March 28).In a tweet posted today (March 27), Nintendo revealed that The Legend of Zelda producer Eiji Aonuma will host 10 minutes of gameplay from the series’ next game, Tears Of The Kingdom.The gameplay will be streamed at 3pm BST / 7am PT through Nintendo’s YouTube channel, which you can find here.Tears Of The Kingdom is set to launch for the Nintendo Switch on May 12, and was last showcased during a Nintendo Direct in February.Join The Legend of #Zelda series producer, Eiji Aonuma, for roughly 10 minutes of gameplay from The Legend of Zelda: #TearsOfTheKingdom on 3/28 at 7:00 a.m. PT on our YouTube channel.▶️ https://t.co/uMUCfVjFQL pic.twitter.com/y49N4jRUTz— Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) March 27, 2023In the last trailer, Nintendo revealed that protagonist Link would be able to control a number of vehicles to navigate Hyrule via land and sky.The trailer also previewed a number of new items and abilities for Link, such as homing arrows, the ability to skate along rails with shields, and more Sheikah Slate powers.It also confirmed the return of Zelda‘s scariest enemies — the ReDeads, which debuted in Ocarina Of Time as zombies with the ability to paralyse Link.

Millions of gamers around the world rejoiced today, as Valve’s long-awaited Counter-Strike 2 officially debuted.

Counter-Strike 2 will bring a fresh look for a number of the series’ most iconic maps, including the likes of Nuke and Dust 2.Announced yesterday (March 22), Counter-Strike 2 is a free upgrade for Counter-Strike: Global Offensive that makes a number of significant changes to the series.Ahead of its summer launch, Valve has revealed that while some Counter-Strike maps have been entirely rebuilt in its Source 2 engine, others have been given smaller upgrades or visual makeovers.Valve revealed that the series’ most iconic map – Dust 2 – has been marked as a Touchstone map, meaning it’s been given “improvements to lighting and character read” but nothing else.Meanwhile, the likes of Nuke have been reimagined with “new Source 2 lighting, including a physically based rendering system that produces realistic materials, lighting, and reflections”.Finally, Valve used Overpass as an example of a map that’s been given a full overhaul — meaning it’s been rebuilt from the ground-up in Source 2.You can check out side-by-side comparisons of each map here, while the below video shows them in action and outlines how Valve has approached each makeover.As for what else Counter-Strike 2 has in store, Valve has shared that it will overhaul “every system, every piece of content and every part of the C-S experience”.These overhauls include newly-dynamic smoke grenades, along with a significant change to make the tick-rate of servers irrelevant for moving and shooting.

Counter-Strike 2. It’s a complicated proposition. Counter-Strike 2 appears to be not a new game. All evidence points towards it being an engine upgrade for Counter-Strike Global Offensive, that will bring the 2012 shooter up to the modern day.

Call of Duty, and Apex: Legends could help prevent heart attacks thanks to their stress-busting effects during and after play.Researchers at the University of Leeds conducted a study called 'Your Body on eSports'. 32 gamers aged 20-26 were hooked up to heart rate monitors and asked to play some of their favourite games before filling in a stress and anxiety questionnaire afterwards.While all gamers reported lower stress levels regardless of which game had been played, the classic tactical shooter Counter-Strike had the largest impact in terms of reducing stress levels and heart rates.The free-to-play battle game Apex: Legends, meanwhile, was the most stress-inducing game, likely because of its shorter and more intense matches.

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, the popular FPS from Valve Corporation, has just added some Operation Riptide changes in a new update.The new update adds themed autograph capsules, a new music kit, and a whole batch of changes to two Counter-Strike: Global Offensive maps – Insertion II and Extraction.The patch, which went live yesterday on November 9, tweaked both of these maps which were added as part of the Operation Riptide update.Extraction gets the biggest number of updates, including:Insertion II gets far fewer updates, but significantly the hostage rescue zone has been tweaked.

Last year, Ben Wheatley snuck out of lockdown and decided to make a horror film, “In the Earth.” Now, months later, he’s ready to share his new indie feature with the world.

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive esports scene.As originally reported by Kotaku Australia, the head commissioner of the Esports Integrity Commission (ESIC) Ian Smith revealed the news during an interview on YouTube.Speaking with YouTuber slash32, Smith detailed an ongoing investigation involving “a relatively small but significant group of players over a long period of time, organising match fixing in North American MDL”.Smith elaborates on the type of fixing: “It’s what I would describe as classic match fixing – players being bribed by outside betting syndicates in order to fix matches, rather than players just doing it off their own bat opportunistically, and it’s being going on for longer, it’s much more organised.”Cheating in