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Mason Mount injury overshadows Manchester United’s draw with PSG
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Mount taken off with foot injury in Gothenburg
Manchester United managed a creditable 1-1 draw with European champions Paris Saint-Germain in a Gothenburg friendly on Saturday but the result was overshadowed by an injury to Mason Mount. tr-sport.click
The England midfielder, who joined United from Chelsea in 2023, has been hampered by injury problems since arriving at Old Trafford and he lasted fewer than 20 minutes after starting against PSG.
Continue reading...Final Fantasy VII Revelation visas upp under Gamescom
Det blir mer Final Fantasy VII Revelation under Gamescom. Square Enix har meddelat att spelets tredje och avslutande del kommer att visas upp under Opening Night Live den 25 augusti.
Det blir en "ny titt" på spelet, och presentationen kommer att hållas av regissören Naoki Hamaguchi.
Final Fantasy VII Revelation presenterades tidigare i år under Summer Game Fest och blir den tredje och sista delen i Final Fantasy VII Remake serien. Spelet är planerat att släppas samtidigt på alla plattformar, inklusive Nintendo Switch 2, under våren 2027.
Big Walk's voice chat volume issue has been resolved with its latest patch, but House House are sticking to their guns on its overall design
We've all been there. You're out on a hike with some friends, solving some abstract puzzles for a purpose that's not immediately clear, when you get two feet away from your pals and they're as quiet as a dormouse. Or at least, that's been the case for a bunch of folks playing Big Walk, Untitled Goose Game studio House House's latest, as the secret Predator game's approach to proximity chat has made it a little difficult to hear your friends. But an update seemingly fixing the issue is here! Just don't expect to be able to hear anyone from any distance.
Warhammer 40,000: Battlesector has a roadmap of upcoming additions, including a new narrative DLC
Slitherine's turn-based 40K strategy game Battlesector launched with a campaign where you could play as the none-more-goth Blood Angels against the bio-horror tyranids. That was followed by DLC adding other playable factions for multiplayer and other modes, leaving players hungry for more singleplayer story campaigns.
With the Deeds of the Fallen DLC earlier this year we finally got our wish—a 12-mission narrative campaign where we got to play as the nuns with guns of the Sisters of Battle, up against the green tide of the orks. It won't be the last, as Slitherine has revealed in an updated roadmap.
Following a free update in October, presumably with more of the balancing patches and quality-of-life updates Battlesector has received since launch, the new narrative DLC is penciled in for "Q4 2026". It's followed by another free update in Q1 of 2027, and then another new faction DLC in Q2.
I've got my fingers crossed for an Astra Militarum campaign, but I'm just happy to see Battlesector continuing to receive new additions. It's been well-supported since launch, with entire new modes Daemonic Incursion, Planetary Supremacy, and the roguelite Crusade mode—which just hit version 1.0—added via updates.

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