The new advert for the iPad Air features Genshin heavily in its marketing. However, fans were quick to pick up on a fatal mistake.

If you were wondering how Genshin Impact will run on the iPad Air, Apple seem set on assuring you that it’ll work just fine. Unless you’re facing an electro-immune boss with an all electro team, which for some reason outrageous Apple player has decided to do.

About 15 seconds into the ad, you can see the player attacking a level 93 (AKA endgame world level) Thunder Manifestation – a powerful electro boss immune to all electro attacks – with the Raiden Shogun/Electro Archon. She’s in her ultimate state, which normally would have her doing tons of damage.

But instead she is doing NO damage because this boss is immune to electro. The other characters on the team include Keqing and Yae Miko, who are also electro attackers. There’s also the traveller, who could potentially be using electro as well, as the traveller is able to wield any of the elements by resonating with local archon statues.

Obviously, they wanted to match the game to the purple aesthetic of this part of the commercial, but the IMMUNE tags instead of big damage numbers that endgame players are used to just look ridiculous. Also, this team composition has no healers or shielders, so not only will it not do damage to the boss but it will probably get dusted unless our Apple player is an expert dodger.

Genshin Impact is available to download and play for free on PC, mobile, and PS4, as well as the PS5. If you haven’t been able to get your hands on the new PlayStation console, register your interest at our shop.

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Last week, Netflix made its new game selection available to all subscribers with access to an Android platform. Starting today at 6pm GMT, iPhone / iPad users will be able to join in on the action as well.

In the Netflix app, you will see a dedicated row for games, from which you can choose what you want to download. The iPad app will allow you to select the games category from a dropdown menu, too.

Thanks to Apple‘s policies in regards to the App Store, the process will work slightly differently from its Android counterpart. The main Netflix app will still provide access to the games library, but the games will launch as a separate app.

Once the app opens, you’ll have to authenticate your Netflix account. Then you’re all set to game!

The games coming to iOS are the same ones that launched on Android, including Shooting Hoops, Teeter Up and Card Blast. Additionally, there are two Stranger Things titles: Stranger Things 1984 and Stranger Things 3.

The next game heading to the platform will supposedly be a League of Legends rhythm game called ‘Hextech Mayhem’. It will launch on November 16th for Nintendo Switch and PC, and should join Netflix at a later date.

Though the new service’s catalogue is very small at the moment, it’s available to Netflix subscribers at no additional cost (and who doesn’t have Netflix in this day and age? Even if you’re squatting on a friend’s account).

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NBA 2K22: Arcade Edition app is set to be released with the launch date being confirmed.

NBA 2K22 has been available for just over a month with the game releasing September 10^th. The NBA community have been divided on the release with a clear opinion not being set. Some enjoy it as it is a newly updated NBA game whereas others feel “the game adds nothing to the series” specifying on there not being many additions from 2K21. With the NBA season fast approaching, NBA 2K announce the release of the Arcade Edition for the season start, October 19^th with hopes of impressing the community as a whole.

With the NBA 2K Mobile App already available for Android and iOS devices. The Arcade Edition app is set to be more of an advanced experience bringing a great feeling to console, PC and mobile devices. The app intends to allow players to engage more, portably and anywhere they would like. NBA 2K plan on bridging the gap between the mobile experience and the experience of playing on console and PC. NBA announced the return of the Arcade Edition for this years’ adding that there will be significant differences.

Although the Mobile App is available on both iOS and Android, the Arcade Edition App will exclusively be available on iOS devices. With the release so close, despite the fact it is free of charge. It will cost reportedly a little more than 6.3 GB in file size if no patch or adjustment is made during release.

The Arcade Edition App will include My Career and The Association. The Association being a new inclusion which combines features from MyGM and MyTeam that feature on console; allowing you to create your dream team with all the inclusions of scouting rookies, making trades and recruiting free agents. Arcade Edition also allowing you to play multiplayer game modes against others online, PvP modes with hopes of improving previous controller issues which saw players struggle to connect controllers to the app which is now supposedly compatible with both Xbox One and Dualshock 4 (PS4) controllers.

NBA 2K22: Arcade Edition launches on the same day NBA’s 75^th season tips-off; making it a monumental moment with fans having the expectation of big things. Players will be able to rock the court on nearly every iOS device in date as soon as tomorrow. Including iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV.

NBA 2K22 is available now on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Nintendo Switch and PC

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Sons of Anarchy: The Prospect

The first of ten episodes in the ‘Sons of Anarchy: The Prospect’ series comes to iPad and iPhone

The exceedingly popular Sons of Anarchy TV series may have to an end, but the franchise now lives on in the form of an episodic mobile game which is available now for $2!

The first episode is available to purchase now on iTunes and is aiming to capture the  “vivid action and life-and-death decision-making” of the recent television show. The game has an interactive narrative which features an original story that “explores new and familiar characters, setting, and intrigue” from the overall Sons of Anarchy universe. 

Kurt Sutter (creator and showrunner of the Sons of Anarchy TV series) and his writing team have collaborated with Silverback Games in the development of the game series. Sutter has been trying to make a Sons of Anarchy game for a very long time and seemed much pleased that it has now all come to light – “It’s finally f**king here,” Sutter said. “It’s awesome. Play it. Live it. Be the prospect.”

The game features voice work by Sons of Anarchy actor Kim Coates, who played Alex “Tig” Trager in the series. It has yet to be revealed if any of the other actors from the TV series are getting involved with game at all.

There will be ten Sons of Anarchy: The Prospect episodes in all, with various instalments to be released later in the year. The game is also planned for release across Android, Mac and PC, with release dates for those platforms to follow.

If you are an avid watcher of the Sons of Anarchy TV series, then this game could be just the one for you! You can watch the trailer for the game HERE, on our ‘Exciting Game Trailers’ playlist on YouTube.

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