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EA Sports PGA Tour Arrives in March

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EA Sports PGA Tour will finally be released on March 24 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and S, and PC. As reported by Eurogamer , the date was announced alongside a new trailer (below) that showcases some features coming to PGA Tour including its Pure Strike shot system, which promises "fluid swing mechanics, innovative ball behaviour, and lifelike course dynamics". Around four minutes of gameplay was shown in total, giving fans the first proper look at the game outside of a brief teaser trailer that was released in October last year . EA Sports PGA Tour promises a recreation of the world's top golf courses, allowing players to build their own virtual careers and compete against famous golfers. This line-up won't include Tiger Woods, however, who instead signed a multi-year deal with rival franchise PGA Tour 2K . Woods was the headliner of EA's golf franchise for years before the it switched to Rory McIlroy for its 2015 title, meaning the new game will e...
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Overwatch 2: Blizzard Aiming to Update Fans More Regularly After BlizzCon

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Overwatch 2 game director Jeff Kaplan says the team will begin to get more communicative after BlizzCon 2021 – and adds they're already discussing releasing new information in March and April. Speaking to IGN in a lengthy Overwatch 2 interview , Kaplan explained that, "When we announced Overwatch 2, we were very explicit with the audience. I don't know if everybody remembered this but we literally said we're going dark, and we said we're going to talk about this at the next BlizzCon. I think part of what happened was the pandemic situation, the fact that there wasn't a BlizzCon in November 2020, and things got kind of pushed off until February – but we were very explicit. Like, 'Hey, we're not talking after this BlizzCon we just need to focus on the game.'" "Our strategy for after BlizzConline in February is to be more communicative. I don't know if I can officially commit to monthly updates on Overwatch 2, but we definitely want to be...
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Seattle-Tacoma plane thief 'had full airport credentials'

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A 29-year-old who took and crashed a 76-seat passenger plane was a fully accredited airline employee.

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