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Grand Theft Auto Online – After Hours Update Brings the Nightlife to GTAO

Grand Theft Auto Online has been updated to bring After Hours on board. After Hours includes the nightclub scene where players will meet up again with “legendary Tony Prince”. Nightclubs are fully customizable from the sound system, decor and in finding the perfect DJ to keep the place hopping. Don’t forget that it can also be a handy “front for the most concentrated network of criminal enterprises ever to hit San Andreas”.

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League of Legends – Riot Co-Founder Asks If the Company Should Build an MMO

Riot Games Co-Founder Marc Merrill took to Twitter with an out-of-the-blue question to his followers: “Should we build a[n] MMO? Yay or nay?” Many presume it means an MMO based on League of Legends with the provided link to an interactive game map: “Explore the world ranging from the briny ports of Bilgewater to the soaring peaks of Mount Targon”.

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Star Trek Online – Victory is Life Launches for PlayStation 4 and XBox One

Console Star Trek Online players can now head into the game to experience some Deep Space 9 love thanks to the launch of the Victory is Life content expansion. Players will find a lot of familiar faces and voices from the original series including “Quark (Armin Shimerman), Kira Nerys (Nana Visitor), Odo (Ren� Auberjonois), Doctor Bashir (Alexander Siddig), Rom (Max Grod�nchik), Elim Garak (Andrew Robinson) and more.”

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World of Warcraft – Blizzard Unveils Four Battle for Azeroth Television Ads and They’re Hysterical!

The PR campaign for the World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth expansion is ramping up in a big way. We’ve seen the Lucha Libre sponsorship, a burger campaign in New Zealand and now four brilliantly funny television commercials presumably for the US. Each one, Rainy Day, Kid’s Choice, Elevator and Bus, is themed around “It Matters”. Check them out for a great Tuesday chuckle.

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– Elgato Stream Deck Mini: The Stream Deck?s Little Brother

If you’re a streamer, the Elgato Stream Deck needs no introduction. With its fifteen buttons, it allowed you to seamlessly change scenes, trigger events, and even control other aspects of your computer without leaving the game. But what if you don’t need fifteen different buttons? Today, we have the answer with the trimmed down Elgato Stream Deck Mini. Read on for our full review.