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IGN Fan Fest 2023 is a wrap! Our two-day event brought a ton of exclusive reveals, interviews, announcements, and more. From a new look at John Wick: Chapter 4, to fresh gameplay of the highly-anticipated Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, there was something for every type of fan to enjoy. To mark the end of Fan Fest, we've created this roundup to make sure you don't miss a moment. Read on to learn about everything announced at IGN Fan Fest 2023. Diablo IV Beta Kicks Off in March We finally have a date for the Diablo 4 beta . Fans can look forward to trying out the game next month, where pre-order early access buyers will get to play from March 17 through 19, while the general public will get access from March 24 through 26. We learned this during our interview with director Joe Shely, who also shared the opening cinematic for Diablo 4. HBO’s The Last of Us: Bella Ramsey Got a 'Real Black Eye' During Action Scene The latest episode of HBO's The Last of Us had a p

It's been a long road, but we're finally just months away from the long-awaited release of Diablo 4. And as revealed today at IGN FanFest, we're getting a taste of gameplay even sooner. Diablo 4 is getting an open beta next month, with pre-order early access buyers getting to play early on March 17 through 19, and the general public getting access March 24 through 26. We learned this at IGN FanFest in an interview with game director Joe Shely, who also showed us the opening cinematic for Diablo 4, which you can watch below. If the central character you're watching in that cinematic doesn't look familiar, surprise, that's because it's a custom character made in the character creator. Custom characters will feature in Diablo 4's cinematics, of which there are apparently multiple in the beta alone to check out and even more across Diablo 4's 30+ hours of campaign and sidequests. Said beta consists of a "significant look at the game," per

In the two decades since the original release of Metroid Prime I’ve had no problem giving it my highest recommendation, along with one nagging reservation: The controls take some getting used to. Thanks to the outstanding updates in Metroid Prime Remastered, I can finally drop that caveat: Metroid Prime Remastered is one of the best first-person shooters ever made, full stop. This updated version goes above and beyond the typical coat-of-paint remaster by adding modern controls along with fabulously improved models and textures – it’s a perfect example of how to both honor a lauded classic and bring it up to code. Replaying it feels almost entirely new, evoking that same fresh feeling as the Dead Space remake or Resident Evil 2 and 3 despite not actually being such a drastic remake itself – and it’s a far cry from the disappointing treatment that the Super Mario 3D All-Stars collection on Switch received. What makes Metroid Prime obviously different from other legendary FPS campaig

The PC gaming landscape has shifted in recent years, both in terms of technological advancements in graphics cards and gaming monitors and in the makeup of IGN's PC gaming staff and contributors. As a result, outside of some real stalwarts, our list of the best modern PC games is substantially different compared to years past. To be clear, this list does not attempt to pick out the “best” or “most influential” PC games ever made. It’s also not a list of the most popular games out there, or a list that seeks to represent the top games of every genre. No, this is a list of 25 games that we, the IGN editors and contributors, collectively recommend the most, based on our tastes, and all from within the past 10 years. Most recent game updates were made on July 6, 2022. You Might Also Like: Top 100 Video Games Best Horror Games for PC 25. Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020) Microsoft Flight Simulator is the closest thing we've had to a near-perfect recreation of the real

Cardy's been lost in other worlds with the PlayStation VR2. He'll tell you all about his time with Horizon Call of the Mountain before Matt and Alex join in to talk about HBO's The Last of Us now we've passed the halfway point. They then share some of their favourite post-apocalyptic games, movies, TV shows, and books. Got a game for us to play, or just want to tell us the weirdest thing you've eaten for breakfast? Drop us an email: ign_ukfeedback@ign.com. IGN UK Podcast 684: Horizon Call of the Weetabix IGN UK Podcast 683: Magical Castles and Talking Cats IGN UK Podcast 682: Creating the Next Best Video Game TV Show IGN UK Podcast 681: Shadow Drop It Like It's Hot IGN UK Podcast #680: Dead Space and Other Games We Want Remade IGN UK Podcast 679: The Last of Us is Very Good source https://www.ign.com/articles/ign-uk-podcast-684-horizon-call-of-the-weetabix

After spending about 10 hours in the comprehensive Enhanced Edition of Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy’s Edge on a shiny new PlayStation VR2 , going back to the old Meta Quest 2 version felt a lot like falling up a flight of stairs backward in slow motion. With the delightful and inarguably essential Last Call DLC in addition to a bevy of improvements that make use of every last one of the new headset’s haptic bells and whistles, plus the movie-like color depth, I’ve found the droids I was looking for. Be warned, though, that you’ll have to stick around beyond the first three hours of the middling original campaign and its genuinely bad writing, but after that it picks up the pace and puts on a real Star Wars show. Tales from the Galaxy’s Edge begins on a subdued note. Upon waking up in the quarters of a cargo ship, you step into the role of a nameless, voiceless droid mechanic who also happens to smuggle illicit goods as a side hustle. Its early moments have you stumbling aboard

Hey everyone, hope you are having a great day and are ready for the upcoming weekend. I know I am. I am here to update you on our current initiatives, community updates, new features, and more that are happening now, or coming up in the near future. Right now, I’m working on more ways for you, the community, to suggest topics for me to address in the future and potentially offer suggestions for content that you would like to see more of on IGN. That said, here are some updates about things happening right now or very soon at IGN. Fan Fest 2023!!! Fan Fest 2023 is almost here, and we have a fun weekend of previews, interviews, and more. It will be a great chance to get advanced looks at Street Fighter 6 , Diablo IV , Star Wars Jedi: Survivor , and more. We also have plenty of interviews answering questions submitted by fans for HBO’s The Last of Us , Cocaine Bear , and Redfall , so if you submitted questions to our prompts on Twitter or the IGN Boards, make sure to tune in to see