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Walmart Recedes In-Person PS5 Pre-Orders

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On the heels of Sony’s apology for the PS5’s unexpected pre-order snafu, Walmart has come out saying they’re pulling back its planned in-store pre-orders for the console, which were set to start on September 22. The company fell back on crowd control concerns, according to an email sent to GameSpot, which broke the story.

“Walmart has decided not to proceed with the planned store preorder to control store traffic and keep our customers safe and socially distanced. Customers can still get the console on November 12 when it’s released. Apologies for any confusion.”

The worry for crowd control is clearly due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, which has the CDC telling businesses and people to maintain six feet of distance, but with how fast PS5 pre-orders sold out online, there could easily be an influx of customers heading to any given Walmart, if that’s their only option.

The PS5 is slated to launch on November 12.

What do you think? Were you waiting on pre-ordering a unit in-store? Tell us below!

Sony Will Seemingly Limit PS5 Sales To One Per Customer

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If you were planning on nabbing both a regular and digital edition of the PS5, you might be out of luck if you’re buying from PlayStation directly. A tech-savvy ResetEra user noticed an error message found in Sony’s Direct page‘s code. The message is triggered when a user attempts to buy both a PS5 with a disc drive and an all-digital edition.

The same user also discovered some code hidden behind the public that points to players able to use PS4 controllers for the next-gen consoles. PSX Extreme has independently verified all the alleged code and they are indeed present.

It’s been a long-known issue that Sony would be a tad bit short when it comes to supply due to the whole COVID-19 thing. It was only recently they revealed they’re aiming to produce and distribute 10 million units by the end of the year.

What do you think? Does this limitation disappoint you? Tell us below!

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Beta Coming Soon

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Activision‘s 2019 Call of Duty: Modern Warfare beta is now available to download for pre-order customers. The game is going to see its full release later this year.

The beta is there to showcase the new maps as well as its new modes. The pre-order exclusive beta occurs from September 12th to the 13th. The 14th through the 16th will be open to all PS4 owners who wish to play the game. Some of its features will require a PlayStation Plus subscription though.

From September 19th through the 23rd, the beta will be open to all players across the available platforms. It’s not an issue if you want to continue with the open beta through the second beta period.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare is scheduled to release on October 25, 2019.

Telltale’s The Walking Dead is Coming This August

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Telltale’s The Walking Dead is coming soon for its final season on August 14. Season 1 saw a focus on Lee, afterward, it was following Clementine, a little girl who had to learn to grow up due to the Walker outbreak. We watched her grow up through the span of three other seasons. Now, this season appears to focus on Clementine as she protects AJ, an orphaned boy.

The final season will include new mechanics including an over-the-shoulder camera view, more exploring, a new art style, and unscripted combat. This season will also support 4K.

Starting this Friday (June 8th), you can pre-order the game for $20. Not only does this net you all four episodes as they come out, you also get The Walking Dead: The Telltale Series Collection which includes all 19 previous episodes.

All pre-order offers end August 14.

OnRush Gets One More Trailer Before Release

If you’re a fan of arcade action racers, you may be in for a treat with the release of OnRush this June. Recently, Codemasters recently released a new trailer that provides some more info on the four game modes you can expect from the upcoming action racer.

From a fast-paced game of motorized king of the hill to a race against time. There is even a dangerous game of, as they call it, “cat and mouse”. OnRush is set to release June 5, and pre-orders of the game made through Codemasters’ site offer up a few bonus goodies such as extra skins for vehicles.

 

H1Z1 is Challenging Fortnite with H1Z1 Battle Royale

After a grand total of 3 years stuck in early access on PC, H1Z1 was finally released February of this year. Now, it has been announced that the game will be released to the PS4 and with the new “battle royale” mode. This is to compete with games like PUBG and the phenomenally successful Fortnite.

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The game’s special bundle is currently available for pre-order as of today through May 22 for the reasonable price of $29.99. The pre-order bundle comes with in-game cosmetics and a theme for your PS4. If you’re a PlayStation Plus subscriber you can also get a 20% discount on the purchase. Daybreak Game Company is also allowing players to sign up for H1Z1 Battle Royale’s closed beta through their official website.