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Written by Mason SansoniaCuphead Costumes Arriving In Fall Guys This Week
Written by Marcus Stewart 
Whenever I think of Fall Guys, I usually say to myself “you know, this game could use a lot more Cuphead.” That’s not true at all, but for the handful of you that have begged for a crossover between the two games, you’ll be happy to hear that outfits inspired by Studio MDHR’s hit platformer are arriving in Fall Guys this week.
Soon, you can adorn your jellybean in costumes designed after Cuphead and his pal Mugman. Cuphead arrives in the game on February 24 while Mugman joins February 27. Each costume comes with their own emote. Those emotes, as well as each costume piece, costs five crowns each. Cuphead serves as the latest game to appear in Fall Guys following crossovers with Doom, Untitled Goose Game, and Sonic the Hedgehog, among others.
In case you missed it, last week it was announced that Fall Guys is spreading its wings by migrating over to Switch and Xbox platforms this summer. Meanwhile, we’re still waiting for Cuphead’s much-anticipated and repeatedly delayed DLC, The Delicious Last Course, which is slated to arrive sometime this year after being pushed out of 2020. On the subject of Cuphead-related media currently floating in limbo, there’s that Netflix animated series we haven’t heard an update on in a while too. What I’m saying is that while it’s awesome to see more Cuphead anything, this announcement also serves as a sore reminder of the larger projects still in the pipeline (that Tesla thing wound up happening though, so there’s that). Based on the responses to Studio MDHR’s announcement tweet, I’m far from alone on that.
For more info on both games, check out our reviews for Fall Guys and Cuphead. What do you think of the new costumes, and will you be picking them up? Let us know in the comments!
CD Projekt Red Targets Twitter Users Sharing Links To Source Codes
Written by Jason Guisao 
The myriad troubles following the bumpy launch of Cyberpunk 2077 have made CD Projekt Red a target for anonymous hackers. Earlier this month, an “unidentified actor” bypassed the developer’s firewalls and gained access to the source codes for Cyberpunk 2077, The Witcher 3 (and an alleged version of The Witcher 3 that was never released), and Gwent: The Witcher Card Game. After refusing to meet the hacker’s demands, the aforementioned source codes were ultimately sold. Recently, Gwent’s source code has been found online and CD Projekt Red is taking swift action.
According to Kotaku, a plethora of Twitter users are sharing links to the Gwent source code. In response, CD Projekt Red is taking down those tweets with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). One takedown notice read, “Description of infringement: Illegally obtained source code of Gwent: The Witcher Card Game. Posted without authorisation, not intended to be released to the public.” In addition to this, CD Projekt Red has been talking with law enforcement as well as the President of the Personal Data Protection Office to further the investigation surrounding the mysterious hacker who originally distributed the source codes. And to make matters worse, personal information was also leaked in the breach as well as “documents relating to accounting, administration, legal, HR, investor relations and more.”
A next-gen version of Cyberpunk 2077 is slated to release at some point this year. Despite the developer’s significant problems over the past few months, fans are still waiting for the updates and patches that are scheduled to drop in the near future. The open-world RPG now has official modding tools and some free content is expected to be implemented very soon as a part of CD Projekt Red’s 2021 DLC program, “Our planned expansions will take you even deeper into the world of Cyberpunk 207, offering substantial, story-driven content that'll give you tough choices to make through impactful narratives that you won't soon forget.”
[Source: Kotaku]