Gaming
Destiny: Rise of Iron trailer leaks

Are you a fan of Destiny hungry for new content? Well, gear up Guardians because we’ve got some big news.
Ever since poster art for the upcoming Rise of Iron expansion was leaked last May, fans have been speculating what Activision and Bungie have up their sleeves for the Electronics Entertainment Expo (E3) this June.
Speculate no more. Earlier today, the latest Destiny trailer was leaked and it reaffirms many of assumptions we’ve had about the hugely anticipated update.
Update:The trailer was officially released on the Destiny YouTube Page last Thursday night. The trailer was supposedly ripped from Snapchat and put online. And has since then been taken down by Activision. The leaked trailer confirms the September 20 release date and a new story about the fall of The Iron Lords set in Old Russia.
We were tickled fancy by the appearance of Lord Saladin, handler of The Iron Banner, who appears to be getting a bigger role than ever, possibly a central point of the new plot. For the first time ever, the Titan is shown without a helmet on and with a badass flaming hammer in tow.
The story also seems to have an emphasis on the The Fallen as the main antagonist.
The trailer also goes on to list all of the new content included in the expansion. Along with the new story players can expect to get:
- new armors and weapons
- new strike mission
- new zone
- new social space
- new crucible mode and space
- new enemy faction and bosses
- and a new raid
The trailer also reintroduces Gjallarhorn, which was arguably the game’s most famous and powerful weapon in year one. It will be available in a new sleek silver and black colorway for those who preorder the expansion.
What do you think Guardians? How do you think this affects Bungie and Activision’s plans for E3? Are you excited for Destiny’s newest expansion? Honestly, I am. Sound off in the comments below.
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Source: IGN


KFC has launched a collaboration with PUBG: Battlegrounds and PUBG: Mobile, allowing players to visit virtual KFC restaurants in-game featuring exclusive KFC items.
In-game visuals like the statue of Colonel Sanders, plane banner, electric billboards, and map decal are also available.
Starting October 2, PUBG: Mobile players may visit KFC Royale Restaurants across Erangel, Miramar, Nusa, and Livik maps.
These in-game restaurants offer players mouth-watering delicacies for health and energy boosts. KFC-themed items include the following:
- KFC Royale Colonel Set
- Chicken Cover and Set
- Royale Delight Top and Parachute
- Seasoned Squad Graffiti
- Crispy Crunch Avatar Frame
The collaboration will last until November 6 for mobile users.
Meanwhile, PUBG: Battlegrounds players may acquire these similar items from KFC restaurants on the Erangel map:
- KFC Chicken Box
- KFC French Fries
- KFC Energy Drink
- Colonel’s Bucket Hat
- Colonel’s Jacket
- Colonel’s Shorts
- Colonel’s Clogs
- Colonel’s Parachute
- “It’s Finger Lickin’ Good” Spray
This collaboration will last until November 7 on PC and November 15 on consoles.
As for the real world, customers can “Load up, Dive in” with PUBG-themed meals at participating KFC restaurants online or via its app in select regions to score a good loot straight from the Colonel’s kitchen.
Rewards include up to six battle cosmetics in KFC’s signature red and white colors.
KFC no stranger to gaming, tech
This isn’t KFC’s first brush with gaming or tech. The fried chicken specialists have collaborated with gaming and tech related brands over the years. This includes a similar execution with Animal Crossing: New Horizons, a KFC Phone in China, and even a KFConsole.
Gaming
Horizon Forbidden West will get a PC version next year
Complete Edition drops on the PS5 next week

Patient gamers are about to see the fruits of their waiting. If you skipped Horizon Forbidden West on the PlayStation 5, you have a new chance to grab the title and its DLC on another platform. The game, along with the Burning Shores DLC, is coming to Steam and the Epic Games Store next year.
Though the announcement of the PC version is sudden, its existence is hardly a surprise. The game’s predecessor, Horizon Zero Dawn, also came out for PC. At the time, the game was part of Sony’s initial push to bring its formerly exclusive titles to other platforms. Next year, Forbidden West continues the run after enjoying an exclusive period with the PlayStation 5.
Horizon Forbidden West also continues the story of Aloy after the events of Horizon Zero Dawn. The title takes on newer, more extreme locales. It also features new mechanical beasts to hunt and tame.
Both the Steam and the Epic Games Store pages for the game do not reveal when exactly the version will drop. They only say “2024” as the release date.
However, if you want to play both the base game and the DLC in one package, Horizon Forbidden West Complete Edition is dropping on the PlayStation 5 next week on October 4. Besides the game, it will also have a digital art book and the soundtrack.
SEE ALSO: Horizon Forbidden West: Burning Shores sways both ways

Honkai Impact 3rd Part 2 has officially unfolded. The refined new chapter sees the franchise going from earth and moon to the solar system, where players embark on an electrifying new adventure.
Taking off from the main story in Part 1 where the Valkyries leads humanity against the mysterious energy called Honkai, Part 2 will feature new main characters and NPCs with distinct looks and personalities.
Unlike in the real world, Mars, where Part 2 debuts, is inhabitable in the Honkai-verse. There, unique civilizations exist and nature develops, with people hanging out in bustling and lively commercial streets. Mysteries are likewise hidden behind the daily lives of residents to be discovered by players.
Here, players team up with new partners while assuming the role of a team supporter called the “Dreamseeker.”
Aside from the main story, the combat system has also been fully upgraded to enhance the battlefield experience. Three-dimensional combat shall be enhanced and all characters will be able to jump freely.
Astral Ring, a new combat mechanic, will also provide an unprecedented experience during fights. When unleashed, it enables simultaneous burst skills of multiple characters. It makes for an easier and more direct option to achieve burst damage. The combat mechanism of monsters will also be improved so they can react more intelligently.
Honkai Impact 3rd is available for both mobile and PC devices (via Epic Games) and supports cross-save, making the game even more accessible.
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