‘Apex Legends’ Genesis Collection Event brings back classic maps

EXCLUSIVE: MTV is reviving one of its classics – Cribs.

Respawn developer John Larson has appeared on the Apex Uncut podcast and spoke about some potential changes coming to recon legend Crypto.The tech-savvy legend was added in Apex Legends season 3 and uses his trusty drone to scout ahead, cover flanks, and disrupt enemy shields.

Sega has unveiled a new trailer for its upcoming Super Monkey Ball: Banana Mania, an anniversary celebration of the classic arcade game series.The trailer shows some of the returning levels from past games in the franchise, including Jungle Island, Bubbly Washing Machine, and Dr.

Respawn Entertainment has confirmed that development on Apex Legends cross-progression has slowed down due to recent hacking problems.As spotted by Eurogamer, earlier this week (July 10), Apex Legends game director Chad Grenier responded to a fan question on Twitter regarding the development of cross-progression.Grenier said: “In development, although recent hacks on Apex and TF [Titanfall] have slowed down the progress of it as we context switch to solving live game issues.”Earlier this month

Return To Rapture, a mod for Half-Life: Alyx set in the original BioShock’s underwater city of Rapture, has had a trailer for it’s second chapter.Arriving some time in 2021, the new chapter of this VR experience will add Big Daddies, custom weapons, and 20 more levels (thanks, UploadVR). You can check out the trailer for Return to Rapture Chapter II below.The original Return To Rapture mod was released in March of this year, and was solo developed by Wim Buytaert.

We Got This Covered reports that “New character and weapons skins, as well as gun charms, will be earnable by progressing through three reward tracks (one each week). The Rampart Wastelander Set, Battle Pass boosters, crafting materials and packs will be up for grabs, as too, will other unspecified goodies.

Ripple Effect – the re-branded EA studio DICE LA – general manager Christian Glass has confirmed that Battlefield 2042 will have a game mode that uses classic Battlefield maps.Glass provided some level of confirmation to the rumours that one of Battlefield 2042’s game modes would feature classic series maps in this new game’s engine.

98 Degrees is back and they're bringing the '90s with them. ET's Cassie DiLaura spoke with the boy band about their new music, all the '90s nostalgia and future collaborations, including a possible mashup with the Backstreet Boys and *NYSNC.«Our 98 Days of Summer campaign launched a little while ago, and now it's running through the fall,» Drew Lachey told ET.

Nintendo Switch fans can rejoice as Wadjet Eye Games’ point-and-click adventure Unavowed is available on the platform from today.Originally launched on Microsoft Windows on 8th August, 2018, Unavowed is a narrative adventure game from the mind of Dave Gilbert (The Blackwell Legacy) that takes inspiration from the likes of Monkey Island.The game was reviewed highly – currently sitting at an 87 on Metacritic – and was nominated for several awards, including Best Storytelling at the 2018 Golden

Respawn Entertainment has confirmed that Apex Legends will receive a ranked Arena mode once Season 10 rolls outAs confirmed by Respawn head Vince Zampella during EA Play Live 2021 Spotlight, the newest season of the Titanfall spinoff – expected sometime in early August – will introduce a permanent ranked version of its newest three versus three mode.A new character (or Legend) is also expected to make its debut at EA Play Live on July 22nd.

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We Got This Covered, “The no-doubt-intentionally-timed hostile takeover of the battle royale’s playlists took place yesterday, replacing the usual main menu options with one simple message: “save Titanfall.” While no individual has come forward to claim responsibility for the attack, text inserted into the game redirected users to a website using the very same slogan which, while seemingly unaffiliated with the hacker(s), exists to shine a light on the current plight being faced by players of

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Respawn Entertainment‘s battle royale Apex Legends was taken offline by hackers on July 4, in protest of ongoing issues with Titanfall.Players who logged into Apex Legends on July 4 were met with locked playlists and redirects that pointed them towards a website called SaveTitanfall.com.Those who did manage to get into a match and finish it were given an important message at the end of the match, which asked players to visit and repost the website to raise awareness of issues with Titanfall.The

Respawn Entertainment’s latest update to Apex Legends is out now. At release, a bug briefly allowed teams of five into the three-person battle royale.The Genesis Collection event for Apex Legends brings a new rewards track, premium cosmetics, and a return to the original Kings Canyon and Worlds Edge.

Apex Legends developer Respawn Entertainment took to Twitter to tell fans how it will be ‘pursuing several options” to stop cheaters. The three key methods are:Respawn added: “Playing against cheaters sucks. We’ll keep you updated as we ship the above changes and pursue new ones.”Earlier this month (June 11) Respawn announced that a new Apex Legends update was implemented to help players against possible DDoS attacks.