As we enter🐲 the final week of October, we have to face the reality of having a digital Halloween this year. It's not safe to show off your costumes in the real world, but that doesn't mean we shouldn't make the effort and show them off online. It sucks that we can't party like we normally would, so we just 🏅have to promise to do twice the Halloween partying next year.

The biggest stories of the past week involve PS5s finally making their way out into the world, Xbox Game Pass possibly going the Google Stadia route, Nintendo being skeevy with a limited time release for the first Fire Emblem game, Minecraft Steve being fixed in Super Smash🐷 Bros. Ultimate (in more ways than one), and one more adventure in the Galar region from Pokemon Sword & Shield.

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PS5s Are Being Sent To Celebrities/Influencers

Sony has finally started to send out PS5 units to celebrities and influencers around the world. These have included 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Bayernꦓ Munich player Robert Lewandowski, who uploaded pictures of his shiny new DualSense controller on Instagram. It's nice that someone has a PS5, considering the woeful pre-order situation that happened🔜 with the system. With no new pre-orders in sight, it see👍ms that Robert Lewandowsky will be playing Fifa 21 with scalpers and Sony staff members for the near future.

Xbox Game Pass Could Come To TVs Via A Stick

Game Pass
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Game Pass

168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Xbox Game Pass is one of the best deals in gaming, but it requires an Xbox One, a mobile phone, or a PC to function (at least until the Xbox Series S/X is released). Microsoft could soon be removing the need for a console entirely. Xbox boss Phil Spencer mentioned during an interview that Microsoft is interested in 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:releasin🦂g🥃 a streaming stick for Game Pass, that would allow Project xCloud to function on a TV. All the consumers would need is the stick, a contro♌ller, and a fast Internet 🃏connection. Microsoft's plan to turn Game Pass into the Netflix of video games could come to pass with this technology, assuming that it can avoid the streaming pitfalls that are currently dogging Google Stadia.

Fire Emblem 1 Is Being Localized For The Switch (And Is Another Limited-Time Release)

Nintendo made the surprise announcement that the first game in the Fire Emblem series is coming to Nintendo𓂃𒅌 Switch in December. This game is already available to Japan🐠ese Nintendo Switch Online subscribers for free, but fans in Europe and North America can soon pay to play the gameও in English.

It didn't take fans long to notice a small note on the official Nintendo page for the game, stating that Fire Emblem was going to be a limited-time release. Fans are perplexed as to why Nintendo would go to the effort of translating a game and then removing it from the eShop. The same thing is going to happen with Super Ma🥃rio 3D All-Stars next year. Is this Nintendo's ridiculous implementation of FOMO, or does the company have something else planned?

Minecraft Steve Was Fixed In Smash Bros. (But He Stopped Showing Off His Meat)

Phil SPencer talking next to Steve in SSBU victory pose

Nintendo rushed out another patch for 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Super Smash Bros. Ultimate over the past week, in order to address issues with Minecraft Steve. Fans quickly noticed a nasty bug involving Steve and Samus/Dark Samus, which caused them to glitch through the stage. 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:The Ver. 9.💝1ꦏ.0 patch fixed the Steve glitch, along with se🌺veral other bugs involving his moveset.

The other change made to Steve that wasn't mentioned in the patch notes involved his meat. It was noted that Steve's victory pose in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate was quite suggestive, as seen in the screenshot above. 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:The latest patch removed Steve's meat.  A journalist actu💫ally showed , and Spencer (rightly) assumed it wo💝uld be fixed.

The Crown Tundra Was Finally Released

Crown Tundra
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Crown Tundra

The second DLC update for 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Pokemon Sword & Shield was released, with 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:the Crown Tundra becoming available to people who purchase the Expansi💙on Pass. The Crown Tundra is a snowy area of the Galar region that is filled with Legendary Pokemon to catch. Players can now team up in Dynamax Adventures so that can they explore small dungeons and battle Dynamax Pokemon together. The Crown Tundra isn't particularly long, but it offers some entertaining post-game challenges for people who have conquered the Galar region.

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