Gaming
The Game Awards 2018: When And Where Can You Watch It?

The fifth annual Game Awards is set to take place tonight, which will come with lots of celebrating of great games along with lots of new game announcements. However, you might be wondering when and where you should watch it, and this article will get you up to speed with everything you need to know.
What time does The Game Awards 2018 start?
The Game Awards 2018 will take place Thursday, December 6th at 8:30 pm ET, with the event taking place at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles, California. Of course, most aren’t lucky enough to actually be there, so the rest of us will just have to settle for watching it online via the several options detailed below.
Where to watch The Game Awards 2018
The following is a complete list of each of the streaming options you have available to view The Game Awards 2018:
It remains to be seen which of these streams will have the least delay, so if you’re having problems then be sure to bounce around between streams to find the optimal one for you. You’ll also be able to watch the show on Steam, PlayStation and Xbox, so you have plenty of options at your disposal.
As for what you can expect from this event, there will likely be lots of big announcements. Creator Geoff Keighley has gone on record saying that this will be the biggest event yet in regards to game announcements, and many of those have been teased already. Crystal Dynamics’ Avengers game is one potential announcement, as well as an announcement for a remake of Crash Team Racing. We do know for sure that it will feature some big names as presenters, such as The Avengers 3 and 4 directors and even the Stranger Things directors.
We’ll have to temper your expectations a little bit if you were hoping for Cyberpunk 2077 or The Last of Us: Part II announcements, as it has been confirmed that neither will make an appearance at the event. While this is definitely a bummer, there will likely be plenty of other games to more than make up for their absence.
Gaming
Post-apocalyptic Aussie CRPG Broken Roads Gets Gameplay Overview

We’ve been eyeing Broken Roads, an isometric CRPG set in post-apocalyptic Australia, and a developer-led gameplay overview gave us our best look yet.
With a moral compass for existential musings, Disco Elysium fans will love this. On a good day, outback Western Australia looks post-apocalyptic.
Since we last played, combat has changed. Free-form movement replaces grid-based combat maps. Four playable origin stories will keep players busy for 25 hours in the full release.
Broken Roads debuts on PS5 and PS4 in 2023. Is this oatmeal tempting?
Gaming
Sonic Frontiers Gets Its First Free DLC Expansion This Week

Sonic Frontiers’ first DLC arrives this week, delighting fans.
SEGA announced a lot of extra content for the open-zone platformer in 2023 late last year. Owners can simply enjoy the game’s gradual expansion since it’s free.
First, the sights, sounds, and speed update SEGA informs game owners that the content update will arrive on March 23. The content roadmap suggests a jukebox, photo mode, and new challenges, but the email doesn’t elaborate.
Sonic Frontiers’ first DLC—excited?
Gaming
2K’s PS5 and PS4 LEGO Racing Game Looks Like a Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed Successor

We don’t have Mario Kart on PlayStation, but Sumo Digital’s Sonic & All-Star Racing Transformed is the closest rival to Nintendo’s classic series. LEGO 2K Drive, a weekend leak, appears to have the same energy.
Despite being an open world, screenshots show multifaceted races in LEGO cars, boats, and planes. Images show swamps, freeways, and haunted houses. It looks nice, actually.
2K Sports is developing several LEGO-themed sports games, including a soccer game. The Danish brick manufacturer is revamping its portfolio to include more than just licensed products like LEGO Star Wars and LEGO Harry Potter. (Another of the latter is reportedly coming.)
We’re open to this LEGO-inspired racer because PS5 and PS4 arcade racers are scarce. With Disney Speedstorm and another ModNation racer from Sony, the future may be brighter.
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