Yesterday, Aquaplus revealed the upcoming Utawarerumono game “Monochrome Mobius: Toki no Taika” and today you can take a look at the game in motion. The video, which you can see below from the recording of the reveal livestream, shows off plenty of aspects of the upcoming game, including the opening cutscene, gameplay, and extensive dialogue scenes. It certainly appears to be a new route for the Utawarerumono series, and it definitely looks fetching.

It’s finally here. Overwatch has landed and graced us with its long-awaited presence, and you’re probably already wondering how to sprint. If you played the tutorial, you’ll have learned to sprint with Soldier: 76 (by pressing L1/LB/PC equivalent). But, if you were looking to run faster with other characters, we have bad news. You can’t sprint with just anyone. While some heroes have movement abilities as their Ability 1, like Tracer and her blink ability, Soldier: 76 is the only one with an old fashioned sprint mechanic.

How to Beat O’Rin of the Water in Sekiro There are tons of mini-bosses to fight in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, and they all come with their own different sets of challenges. Here’s how to beat O’Rin of the Water in Sekiro. Where to Find Her O’Rin of the Water is located in Mibu Village, right before the bridge that takes you to the purple Corrupted Monk. She appears to be just a regular NPC at first glance, but after talking to her (regardless of what dialogue option you choose), she’ll turn hostile immediately.

Where to Find Area 51 in The Crew 2 and What’s There The Crew 2 makes a pretty good effort at recreating the entirety of the United States into a giant digital playground for you to throw vehicles around in. You’ll see plenty of iconic landmarks as you zip across asphalt, the waves, and through the air, and the highly classified Area 51 is one of them. What’s more, it isn’t just some boring old location, there’s something cool waiting for you to check out there in The Crew 2, as well.

Microsoft has been trying quite hard to win the heart of the Japanese audience over the last few years, and this week they attempted something new to advertise Xbox Game Pass. The Japanese arm of Xbox worked with popular virtual YouTubers Shishiro Botan and Himemori Luna to advertise the service, showcasing the perks and features of Game Pass (including the recent acquisition of Bethesda) and gameplay from Gears 5, Control, Microsoft Flight Simulator, and Forza Horizon 4.