For the fifth month in a row, the PlayStation Plus lineup has leaked ahead of its official announcement. French site Dealabs, who has accurately leaked the previous lineup for the past four months in a row says that the November PlayStation Plus lineup includes Knockout City, Kingdoms of Amalur and First Class Trouble. In addition, Sony is also giving away PS VR games for the next three months and in November, users will get The Walking Dead: Saints and Sinners. Keep in mind that this lineup hasn’t been confirmed yet so take it with a pinch of salt. However, given the site’s credibility in the past, we would bank on this lineup being accurate. READ MORE: Call of Duty: Vanguard File Size Will Be Smaller Than Past Games As it stands, here’s the November PlayStation Plus lineup: November PlayStation Plus Arriving on 3 November The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners (Playstation VR)Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning (PS4/PS5)First Class Trouble (PS4/PS5)Knockout City (PS4/PS5) Leaving on 3 November Hell Let Loose (PS5)PGA Tour 2K20 (PS4/PS5)Mortal Kombat X (PS4/PS5) The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners (PS VR) Travel through the unforgiving world of The Walking Dead in the flooded remains of New Orleans. Explore, fight, and make impossible choices to stay alive. When every decision is life-or-death, will you live as a Saint or Sinner Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning (PS4/PS5) The hit RPG returns! From the minds of the bestselling author R.A. Salvatore, Spawn creator Todd McFarlane, and Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion lead designer Ken Rolston, comes Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning. Remastered with stunning visuals and refined gameplay Re-Reckoning delivers intense, customizable RPG combat inside a sprawling game world. First Class Trouble (PS4/PS5) First Class Trouble is a party game where players must work together and against each other to survive a disaster. Whether you play as one of the human Residents or the rebellious Personoids, you will have to use your wit (and the occasional flying champagne bottle) to stay alive. In First Class Trouble you either deceive or deduce your way to victory in a charming, yet unsettling and often mischievous environment. Whether you do it sober or with a slight buzz, First Class Trouble will serve you a dangerous cocktail of difficult decisions and whacky possibilities. Knockout City (PS4/PS5) Warm up that arm of yours—in Knockout City™, launching May 21, 2021, you’re gonna need it. Don’t be nervous, though! Our local lunar DJ is here to lay down some knowledge for ya on the KO City Pirate Radio airwaves. Source: Twitter Original article from GLITCHED

The Call of Duty series is infamous for having massive file sizes, especially in recent memory. Some new entries would require players to at least have 100GB of free space on their storage, and that may not even include updates. To address this issue, Activision has now stated that the upcoming Call of Duty: Vanguard will have a file size “significantly” smaller than past games. at least for PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X/S. Posted on the official Call of Duty social media, Activision confirmed that Call of Duty: Vanguard‘s file size will be reduced thanks to “new on-demand streaming tech.” Players are expected to save around 30% to 50% of space on their next-gen console or PC storage, with some predicting the initial install size to dip to as low as 27GB on PS5. READ MORE: Blizzard Cancels BlizzCon 2022 But Will Still Share New Announcements Previous games like Call of Duty: Modern Warfare and Black Ops Cold War were criticized for having incredibly large file sizes, with the free-to-play Warzone also taking up a hefty chunk of space on consoles and PC. Activision seems to be addressing this issue by utilizing new tech that allows textures to seemingly be compressed without losing any of its quality. Call of Duty: Vanguard will be the first game in a long time to have a smaller installation size than any recent Call of Duty, which is fantastic especially for PS5 and Xbox Series X/S. New consoles may not have the most lenient onboard storage space, with the PS5 having a particularly baffling 661GB of free space. This makes the option to purchase SSDs more enticing, especially if you’re one to play various live-service model games like Call of Duty that constantly update and often increase their file sizes regularly. We’ll just have to wait and see the overall file size for Call of Duty: Vanguard before it launches on 5 November 2021 for PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S and PC. Source: Activision Original article from GLITCHED

EA Games has released a fancy-looking Battlefield 2042 TV spot ad for the upcoming shooter that includes no gameplay whatsoever. Not only is there no gameplay to see at all but the trailer’s CG is setting unreachable expectations for the actual game. The destruction, combat and general action in the TV spot are far off from what you can expect in the game itself. Sure, this is a TV spot but the lack of gameplay is a red flag given the most recent news regarding the month-old and buggy beta build. If anything, it reeks of an Activision Call of Duty trailer. Another clear sign that DICE was forced to create an identical clone of the game. READ MORE: Dune Part Two Gets Release Date and Returning Cast We are less than a month away from the release of Battlefield 2042 so there’s no turning back for EA and DICE. The recent beta didn’t go down all too well with fans. The Specialist classes left much to be desired and the general gameplay was rather lacklustre and buggy. Not to mention the destruction was mediocre in comparison to what we were promised from the shooter. Fans of the series aren’t happy either. The Battlefield 2042 TV spot is highly disliked on YouTube. The video is sitting on 4.8k dislikes and 2.2k likes. We can only hope DICE and EA blow it out of the water when the game releases on 19 November. Source: YouTube Original article from GLITCHED

Dune was only released last Friday but Legendary Pictures is determined to see the film project through. The company announced that Dune Part Two will debut in October 2023 and complete the story of the first novel by Frank Herbert. While the recently released movie was clearly titled “Dune Part One”, Legendary Pictures didn’t officially greenlight the sequel until last night. This means the second film hasn’t kicked off production and still has a long way to go before we can watch it. Thankfully, most of the heavy work has already been done for the film thanks to the first part setting the premise and style. READ MORE: What is Dune and Everything You Need to Know About The Series Production for Dune Part Two is expected to start in the near future. Denis Villeneuve will return as the director. In addition, much of the cast from the first movie will also return. This includes Timothée Chalamet as Paul Atreides, Rebecca Ferguson as Lady Jessica Atreides, Zendaya as Chani and Stellan Skarsgård as Baron Vladimir Harkonnen. This is only the beginning...Thank you to those who have experienced @dunemovie so far, and those who are going in the days and weeks ahead. We're excited to continue the journey! pic.twitter.com/mZj68Hnm0A— Legendary (@Legendary) October 26, 2021 Dune Part One is now available in cinemas and HBO Max. If you don’t know what Dune is, we recently covered an in-depth look at the series, where it comes from, what books to read and how to keep up with the story. You can read that here. Original article from GLITCHED