Starting on October 4, Nintendo is selling two sold-separately sets of new colors of Switch Joy-Con controllers – Blue/Neon Yellow and Neon Purple/Neon Orange, adding to its existing Joy-Con neon color series.
Each set has the retail suggested price of $79.99.
[Source: Nintendo]
Starting on October 4, Nintendo is selling two sold-separately sets of new colors of Switch Joy-Con controllers – Blue/Neon Yellow and Neon Purple/Neon Orange, adding to its existing Joy-Con neon color series.
Each set has the retail suggested price of $79.99.
[Source: Nintendo]
Nintendo recently announced the smaller Switch Lite, but the regular Switch is also getting an upgrade. Switch consoles model number HAC-001(-01) feature an average of at least two extra hours of battery life over the current versions.
The serial number of the new model Switch systems start with the “XKW” as opposed to “XAW,” and Nintendo says the expected battery life – depending on what you’re playing – should last approximately 4.5 to 9 hours versus 2.5 to 6.5 hours for the older model. The expected battery life of the Lite is 3 to 7 hours.
No word as to when the new model Switch units will be available at retail or if they already are.
If you’re a fan of Darksiders as a series, you may remember getting access to the Abyssal Armor for both War and Death in their respective Darksiders games. For the two previous horsemen, the armor set was the strongest in the game, and was meant for a reward for dedicated players. Oddly, it was missing from Darksiders III despite series tradition, though that has been rectified for owners of the latest DLC.
The Keepers of the Void DLC, which released today, has Fury exploring a repository of items kept by Darksiders’ Vulgrim. You can check out the trailer below.
Click here to watch embedded media
The Abyssal armor, as mentioned, can also be found within the DLC. It’s a little curious that an item that was just in the previous two games is locked behind DLC in this one, but maybe Fury just has to work harder for it. This DLC add-on seems more gameplay-focused than story-oriented, so keep that in mind as you go in.
Darksiders III is available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.
If you’re a fan of Darksiders as a series, you may remember getting access to the Abyssal Armor for both War and Death in their respective Darksiders games. For the two previous horsemen, the armor set was the strongest in the game, and was meant for a reward for dedicated players. Oddly, it was missing from Darksiders III despite series tradition, though that has been rectified for owners of the latest DLC.
The Keepers of the Void DLC, which released today, has Fury exploring a repository of items kept by Darksiders’ Vulgrim. You can check out the trailer below.
Click here to watch embedded media
The Abyssal armor, as mentioned, can also be found within the DLC. It’s a little curious that an item that was just in the previous two games is locked behind DLC in this one, but maybe Fury just has to work harder for it. This DLC add-on seems more gameplay-focused than story-oriented, so keep that in mind as you go in.
Darksiders III is available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.
If you’re a fan of Darksiders as a series, you may remember getting access to the Abyssal Armor for both War and Death in their respective Darksiders games. For the two previous horsemen, the armor set was the strongest in the game, and was meant for a reward for dedicated players. Oddly, it was missing from Darksiders III despite series tradition, though that has been rectified for owners of the latest DLC.
The Keepers of the Void DLC, which released today, has Fury exploring a repository of items kept by Darksiders’ Vulgrim. You can check out the trailer below.
Click here to watch embedded media
The Abyssal armor, as mentioned, can also be found within the DLC. It’s a little curious that an item that was just in the previous two games is locked behind DLC in this one, but maybe Fury just has to work harder for it. This DLC add-on seems more gameplay-focused than story-oriented, so keep that in mind as you go in.
Darksiders III is available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.
If you’re a fan of Darksiders as a series, you may remember getting access to the Abyssal Armor for both War and Death in their respective Darksiders games. For the two previous horsemen, the armor set was the strongest in the game, and was meant for a reward for dedicated players. Oddly, it was missing from Darksiders III despite series tradition, though that has been rectified for owners of the latest DLC.
The Keepers of the Void DLC, which released today, has Fury exploring a repository of items kept by Darksiders’ Vulgrim. You can check out the trailer below.
Click here to watch embedded media
The Abyssal armor, as mentioned, can also be found within the DLC. It’s a little curious that an item that was just in the previous two games is locked behind DLC in this one, but maybe Fury just has to work harder for it. This DLC add-on seems more gameplay-focused than story-oriented, so keep that in mind as you go in.
Darksiders III is available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.
If you’re a fan of Darksiders as a series, you may remember getting access to the Abyssal Armor for both War and Death in their respective Darksiders games. For the two previous horsemen, the armor set was the strongest in the game, and was meant for a reward for dedicated players. Oddly, it was missing from Darksiders III despite series tradition, though that has been rectified for owners of the latest DLC.
The Keepers of the Void DLC, which released today, has Fury exploring a repository of items kept by Darksiders’ Vulgrim. You can check out the trailer below.
Click here to watch embedded media
The Abyssal armor, as mentioned, can also be found within the DLC. It’s a little curious that an item that was just in the previous two games is locked behind DLC in this one, but maybe Fury just has to work harder for it. This DLC add-on seems more gameplay-focused than story-oriented, so keep that in mind as you go in.
Darksiders III is available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.
If you’re a fan of Darksiders as a series, you may remember getting access to the Abyssal Armor for both War and Death in their respective Darksiders games. For the two previous horsemen, the armor set was the strongest in the game, and was meant for a reward for dedicated players. Oddly, it was missing from Darksiders III despite series tradition, though that has been rectified for owners of the latest DLC.
The Keepers of the Void DLC, which released today, has Fury exploring a repository of items kept by Darksiders’ Vulgrim. You can check out the trailer below.
Click here to watch embedded media
The Abyssal armor, as mentioned, can also be found within the DLC. It’s a little curious that an item that was just in the previous two games is locked behind DLC in this one, but maybe Fury just has to work harder for it. This DLC add-on seems more gameplay-focused than story-oriented, so keep that in mind as you go in.
Darksiders III is available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.
If you’re a fan of Darksiders as a series, you may remember getting access to the Abyssal Armor for both War and Death in their respective Darksiders games. For the two previous horsemen, the armor set was the strongest in the game, and was meant for a reward for dedicated players. Oddly, it was missing from Darksiders III despite series tradition, though that has been rectified for owners of the latest DLC.
The Keepers of the Void DLC, which released today, has Fury exploring a repository of items kept by Darksiders’ Vulgrim. You can check out the trailer below.
Click here to watch embedded media
The Abyssal armor, as mentioned, can also be found within the DLC. It’s a little curious that an item that was just in the previous two games is locked behind DLC in this one, but maybe Fury just has to work harder for it. This DLC add-on seems more gameplay-focused than story-oriented, so keep that in mind as you go in.
Darksiders III is available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.