Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order trailer is here

Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order trailer is here.

The trailer for Respawn’s latest project has been dropped, Epic Games shares a photo of Robert Downey Junior and Facebook’s VR controllers accidentally have some hidden messages. All this and more in the WKNDW8 of April 14, 2019!

Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order trailer

Yesterday, the Guard gave you the trailer for Episode IX and Vader Immortal, today it’s Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order’s turn, because besides launching one of the most popular Battle Royale games, Respawn has been busy. De Wacht is already making a big red circle at 15 November this year …

Epic’s Creative Director teases Fortnite / Endgame crossover

Donald Mustard, Worldwide Creative Director of Epic Games posted a photo on Twitter of Robert Downey Junior wearing a Fortnite T-shirt and the caption “Looking good, @RobertDowneyJr. See you soon! #Teamdowney”. Epic Games is of course not completely unfamiliar with the Marvel Cinematic Universe – last year there was also an event around Infinity War, where players could turn into Thanos if they found a certain item.

It looks like it’s going to be something bigger than that as there were no actors involved in last year’s event. The Guard is curious!

Facebook’s Oculus Touch controllers have accidentally hidden messages

Nate Mitchell, the co-founder of Oculus, says in a series of tweets that there are accidentally hidden messages hidden in some Oculus Touch controllers. These “Easter Eggs” should be taken out before the controllers actually went into production – but apparently that didn’t happen. There are now tens of thousands of controllers with lyrics like “The Masons Were Here”, “Hi iFixit! We See You!” and “Big Brother is Watching” – you just have to unscrew your controllers to see it.

Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order concept art

In addition to the trailer, Respawn also dropped some concept art. They are mostly environments, but the final image is of the game’s main bad guy, “the Second Sister,” an Inquisitor trying to exterminate all remaining Jedi.

Ashly Burch returns for Borderlands 3

Obviously, observant fans had spotted Tiny Tina in the trailer for Borderlands 3 for a long time, but it was still uncertain whether Ashly Burch – the original voice actor of the hyperactive bouncing ball – would return.

Until now! Gearbox CEO Randy Pitchford confirmed on Twitter that Ashly (also known for her work as Aloy in Horizon: Zero Dawn and dozens of other roles) will return as the older version of Tina.

New screenshots for The Surge 2

Deck13 has thrown a handful of new screenshots for The Surge 2 online. Although part 1 of the sci-fi Dark Souls clone was not a huge success, it did well enough for a sequel, partly due to its unique setting for the genre. It will be on the shelves sometime this year!

That was him again for this WeekendWacht. Later!