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In today's Daily Fix:Gears of War is the latest first-party Microsoft IP to make the multiplatform jump to PlayStation with Gears of War: Reloaded. It's essentially a remastered version of Gears of War Ultimated Edition, but now supports 4K, framerates up to 120fps, HDR, and more. The game will be out for Xbox consoles and PS5, and will be a free update for anyone who bought the digital GoW Ultimate Edition for Xbox One (otherwise, Reloaded retails for about $40). In other news, Nintendo is suing accessory maker Genki over a mock-up they showed to the media at this year's CES trade show. Nintendo is claiming Genki is infringing on their trademark, among other accusations. And finally, Marvel's Thunderbolts* hit theaters with a solid $160+ million global debut, but now Marvel is switching things up and revealing what the aserisk in the title really means.

In today's Daily Fix:Grand Theft Auto is officially delayed to May of 2026. Fans are likely pretty disappointed in the news, but it's not entirely unexpected as they haven't shown anything of the game since its first trailer in 2023. But you know who's probably more disappointed? Take-Two Interactive stockholders. The company, who owns GTA developer Rockstar Games, took a hit in its share price after the announcement, but they're looking to bounce back with other game releases this year, including Borderlands 4. In other news, Hollow Knight: Silksong fans are a little confused at some official art from the game that appears to feature protagonist Hornet...undressing? And finally, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is such a hit that even French President Emmanuel Macron has heard about it.

In today's Daily Fix:Looks like the damn has burst. Microsoft has announced that prices for Xbox hardware—including consoles and peripherals—will be going up, along with first-party game prices. The new prices vary, but if you haven't already purchased an Xbox Series X or S, expect to pay at least $100 more. It also places the very premium Series X 2TB Galaxy Special Edition at a higher price point than the already expensive PlayStation 5 Pro, without any enhanced hardware specs to show for it. And you can expect to pay around $80 for new first-party Xbox games like the next Call of Duty and the Perfect Dark reboot. In other news, the Epic Games v Apple saga might be coming to a close. A federal judge has ruled in Epic Games' favor, which paves the way for Fortnite to land back on iOS devices after a five-year hiatus. And finally, Helldivers 2 has plenty of updates planned, and developer Arrowhead's CEO is teasing that they'll make you s*** your pants. That's a direct quote.

In today's Daily Fix:Ubisoft shared details on new Assassn's Creed Shadows content via a Year 1 roadmap. Players can expect new story content, new areas to explore, an enhanced photo mode, new game plus mode, and more. And, it's all free. Yes, free (except for the big Claws of Awaji expansion coming later this year). In other news, new games are coming to PlayStation Plus for May, including retro-styled shooter Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun and smash indie hit Balatro. And finally, Sony is taking some heat over the recent Until Dawn movie not acknowledging the game's writing team.

In today's Daily Fix:Borderlands 4 just got a new release date, and it's earlier than expected. Not only is that good news for Borderlands fans, but also Grand Theft Auto 6 fans. GTA 6 does not have a confirmed release date, only a vague "Fall 2025," but with both games falling under the watchful eye of Take-Two Interactive, it could be that Borderlands dev Gearbox may have gotten word internally on GTA 6's release date, and moved accordingly to make room. Could both games be releasing in September? In other release date news, upcoming action soulslike Wuchang: Fallen Feathers has a confirmed release date of July 24th, along with details of its Deluxe Edition and pre-order bonuses. And finally, A Minecraft Movie madness is getting the official okay from Warner Bros., with the studio supporting "Block Party" screenings where viral acts of Chicken Jockey insanity are encouraged.

In today's Daily Fix:There's already plenty to explore in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered, but what if there was even more beyond the boundaries of the main province? Redditor GnoblinXD found a way out of Cyrodiil and into the rest of the continent of Tamriel, but unfortunately there's not much there. No NPCs, towns, even trees. But it's a cool detail that the devs even put in the rest of the continent with no intention of expanding it. Unless, of course, there's brand-new DLC planned... In other RPG news, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is climbing the sales charts. It was impressive enought that it hit 500,000 copies in under 24 hours, and now the game has crossed 1 million copies sold in three days. And finally, Star Wars: Episode III—Revenge of the Sith was re-released in theaters for its 20th anniversary, and Star Wars fans worldwide ate it up. The final film in George Lucas' prequel story arc made over $40 million globally over the weekend, and was the second highest-grossing film in the U.S., behind Ryan Coogler's smash hit, Sinners.

In today's Daily Fix:Capcom thanked fans for 10 million gamers playing the Resident Evil 4 remake by posting a fun little video. However, some are seeing teases for Resident Evil 9 via a wooden sign in the video. Capcom has already confirmed a new mainline entry is in the works, but it might be a ways off. In other news, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is lighting up the sales charts, with around 500,000 copies sold in 24 hours. That's a great start for a new IP with a weird name, and it could be a huge franchise in the future, with a live-action movie already in the works. And finally, be careful when traveling with your cool—probably expensive—game merch. The TSA confiscated a Call of Duty Monkey Bomb from a passenger's check-in luggage, and reminded the public that replicas of weapons and explosives are not allowed on planes. No, the Monkey Bomb wasn't real, but still, the rules are the rules.

In today's Daily Fix:As you probably already know, Nintendo will be offering upgraded Switch 2 versions of select Switch 1 games, such as The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and its sequel, Tears of the Kingdom. However, those upgrades aren't free (depending on if you're a Switch Online member or not), and they're not all the same price. The Japanese edition upgrades of Kirby and the Forgotten Land and Super Mario Party Jamboree will cost $20, instead of the Zelda games' $10. And speaking of the Switch 2, did you get one? Preorders for U.S. customers went live at midnight last night, and it wasn't exactly smooth sailing for many. Let us know in the comments how you were able to snag one if you did. And finally, if you still have money to burn, you can preorder a life-size Eevee and its evolved forms.

In today's Daily Fix:Nintendo has issued a warning to their Japanese customers over the Switch 2 pre-orders. Nintendo President Shuntaro Furukawa warned that due to overwhelming demand, many who put in a pre-order request might get bumped to the second wave, or beyond. Around 2.2 million requests have already been put in for the Japanese region, and this puts into question Nintendo's ability to meet demand around the world. In related news, U.S. customers will finally be able to get their pre-orders in starting midnight Eastern Time tonight. And finally, Ghost of Yōtei gets a new trailer.

In today's Daily Fix:The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered is finally official, and is available RIGHT NOW. But if you were hoping to install your old mods, or even install mods in the future, well, sorry to disappoint. According the Bethesda's Help Page, the game will not feature mod support. We're not sure why, but hopefully it's something they can add in the future. In other remastered news, Days Gone Remastered is getting more accessibility options, including the ability to slow the game down to as low as 25%. This was done to help players having difficulty with hordes. And finally, Nintendo wants the courts to issue a subpoena to Discord for info regarding a leaker. If the courts agree, and if Discord complies, this could have huge repercussions for companies looking to combat leaks.