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Written by Liana Ruppert 
Ahead of the Dying Light 2 showcase that is planned later today, Dying Light: Platinum Edition is available now. With the sequel on the way, players that have not yet experienced what this Techland adventure has to offer have the chance to do so in the best way possible now.
So what comes in the Platinum Edition, exactly? Players can expect to get the base game itself and all four DLC, added weapons, and seventeen skin bundles. For those ready to dive in, it's available now at a heavily discounted rate for $24.99 through Xbox Live, though it looks like it's still the normal price of $99 through the PlayStation Store, at least at the time of publishing.
Everything included in Dying Light: Platinum Edition
- Be the Zombie
- Crash Test Skin Pack
- Cuisine & Cargo
- Dying Light
- Dying Light Classified Operation Bundle
- Dying Light – Dying Light
- Dying Light – 5th Anniversary Bundle
- Be the Zombie
- Dying Light Classified Operation Bundle
- Crash Test Skin Pack
- Cuisine & Cargo
- Godfather Bundle
- Gun Psycho Bundle
- Harran Inmate Bundle
- Harran Ranger Bundle
- Dying Light – Harran Tactical Unit Bundle
- Dying Light – Hellraid
- Dying Light – Rais Elite Bundle
- Retrowave Bundle
- Shu Warrior
- The Bozak Horde
- Dying Light: The Following
- Ultimate Survivor Bundle
- Viking: Raiders of Harran bundle
- Dying Light – Vintage Gunslinger Bundle
- Volatile Hunter Bundle
- Dying Light – Volkan Combat Armor Bundle
- Dying Light – White Death Bundle5th Anniversary Bundle
- Dying Light – Harran Tactical Unit Bundle
- Dying Light – Hellraid
- Dying Light – Rais Elite Bundle
- Dying Light – Vintage Gunslinger Bundle
- Dying Light – Volkan Combat Armor Bundle
- Dying Light – White Death Bundle
- Dying Light: The Following
- Godfather Bundle
- Gun Psycho Bundle
- Harran Inmate Bundle
- Harran Ranger Bundle
- Retrowave Bundle
- Shu Warrior
- The Bozak Horde
- Ultimate Survivor Bundle
- Viking: Raiders of Harran bundle
- Volatile Hunter Bundle
For those looking at the road ahead, Techland Games has a special presentation later today at 12 p.m. Pacific / 3 p.m. Eastern. Gameplay footage will be shown, as well as a few other surprises.
Dying Light: Platinum Edition is available on the Microsoft Store, PlayStation Store (only for PS Plus subscribers), Steam, and GOG.
At the time this article was written, it was only available on the PlayStation and Microsoft storefronts. The Steam and GOG versions are expected to drop later today.
Are you going to scoop up Dying Light: Platinum Edition, or are you waiting to see what Dying Light 2 will have to offer? Sound off with your thoughts in the comment section below!
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Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance Reveals Joe Manganiello As Utaar
Written by Liana Ruppert 
Actor Joe Manganiello, arguably most known for his roles in True Blood and Justice League, is an actor known for his neverending love for Dungeons & Dragons. Because of that love and his various public D&D campaigns, it should be of no surprise that he is confirmed to have a role in the upcoming Dark Alliance game from Tuque Games.
The studio posted up a new video clip on the game's official Twitter account of the Kelvin descendant, Utaar Kelvinson. With the simple caption of, "This guy's voice sounds so familiar...," fans were quick to realize who exactly was voicing the frost giant.
This guy's voice sounds so familiar... pic.twitter.com/cOQ1jyiZ4N
— Dark Alliance (@DarkAlliance) May 26, 2021
This isn't the actor's first run with Dungeons & Dragons as a professional, not just a player. He added his writing talents to that of Baldur's Gate: Descent Into Avernus, which made its debut in 2019.
Players will be able to meet Utaar for themselves when Dark Alliance arrives on June 22, 2021. Thanks to this title being available on Xbox Game Pass at launch, players that are members of this particular subscription service can jump into the newest adventure at no additional cost. There is a lot to be excited for with this third-person action brawler. This is especially true for those that are looking for a new fantasy game to dive into with friends. With up to 4-player co-op, it being free just adds yet another reason to check it out.
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Gearbox Is Adding Borderlands 3 Crossplay, But Gearbox Was Told To Remove PS5 And PS4 Support
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Sony has isolated itself in the past when looking at crossplay. While the company eventually conceded to long-time pressure to add this feature for games like Fortnite despite its previous staunch stance against opening up the ability to play between platforms, it looks like it's still an ongoing battle. Gearbox CEO Randy Pitchford confirmed that Borderlands 3 crossplay is included in an upcoming update for the game, but that "the publisher" has removed compatibility for PS5 and PS4 players due to certification.
Pitchford took to Twitter to confirm the crossplay news, a feature that will be available for Xbox, PC, and Google Stadia players. It was meant to include support for PlayStation players before Sony stepped in:
Good news or bad news first? Good News: An update for Borderlands 3 has been prepared for release that includes full crossplay support across all platforms. Bad News: For certification, we have been required by the publisher to remove crossplay support for PlayStation consoles.
— Randy Pitchford (@DuvalMagic) May 27, 2021
In the above tweet, Pitchford confirmed the crossplay plans. "Good news or bad news first," he began. "Good news: An update for Borderlands 3 has been prepared for release that includes full crossplay support across all platforms. Bad news: For certification, we have been required by the publisher to remove crossplay support for PlayStation consoles."
The publisher for Gearbox in this instance is 2K Games. He references "the publisher" in the tweet but doesn't call the name. Whether the directive came from 2K Games on their in or from Sony down is unclear, but Game Informer has reached out for clarification. Given that Sony requires additional payment for crossplay access, it is a possibility that 2K, as the publisher, opted not to pay the added fee. It's also possible that Sony is still on the fence about what justifies a crossplay title under its umbrella. We hope to have more info soon, so keep this page bookmarked for future updates.
What do you think about Borderlands 3 pulling crossplay support from PlayStation consoles? Sound off with your thoughts in the comment section below.