(Image credit: Rockstar) Update 3:52 pm PST:  The Rockstar Games Launcher, GTA Online and Red Dead Online are back up. However, the GTA Trilogy is still unavailable. Here's the official statement from Rockstar's status page: "The Rockstar Games Launcher is now online, but GTA: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition is unavailable to play or purchase as we remove files unintentionally included in these versions. We're sorry for the disruption and hope to have correct ones up soon." Original story below. Rockstar's Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy is being sold on PC through the Rockstar store, which uses the Rockstar Games Launcher: a desktop app much like Battle.net or UPlay. Unfortunately, shortly after Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy's release yesterday, the Rockstar Games Launcher went on the fritz and has now been down for more than 16 hours.  A couple of hours ago the Rockstar account added: "We thank you for your patience and understanding as we cont...

(Image credit: Rockstar) The Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy  is rife with enough bugs and glitches to make Cyberpunk 2077 flinch. The game, which just released this week and is currently unavailable to purchase after Rockstar removed the purchase links from its website, is filled with graphical glitches. Players are cataloging these issues and other, unintentionally funny problems all over social media and sharing their disbelief, amusement, and confusion. It didn't take long for people to start finding an assortment of issues with the high-definition remakes of Rockstar's three classic games. Players are capturing footage of blinding rain effects, invisible bridges, spontaneous blood pools, ridiculous camera angles, questionable changes from the original versions of the game, and much more. For the most part these issues haven't prevented people from running it, but it's not a good sign this early into its release. One odd thing players are reporting is frequent misspel...

  SYLVE ON FROL ICS ITS WAY THÀNH POKÉMON UNITE Get ready to scorch the competition in Pokémon UNITE, as Sylveon is now available to join your team. This Pokémon is a Ranged Attacker, and it’s ready to stare opponents into submission. Sylveon begins each match as Eevee, and it will evolve into Sylveon at Lv. 4. Eevee’s basic attack becomes a boosted attack with every third attack, dealing increased damage when it hits. When Eevee evolves into Sylveon, its boosted basic attacks will also increase its movement speed for a short time when they hit. Eevee starts out with the Ability Adaptability, which increases Eevee’s Sp. Atk for a short period whenever it deals or receives damage. When Eevee evolves into Sylveon, Adaptability becomes Pixilate, which increases Sylveon’s Sp. Atk and Sp. Def for a short time whenever it deals or receives damage. SYLVEON’S MOVES At Lv. 1 and Lv. 2, Eevee learns Swift and Baby-Doll Eyes. Swift is an attack that shoots star-shaped rays at opposing Pokémon...

  Outer Wilds is about exploring the unknown, but there’s a catch. The game’s pocket-sized solar system runs on a tight 22-minute loop. Each cycle ends with the player waking up, with everything seemingly reset, except for the knowledge they’ve gained by exploring space and the planets in it. Why this is happening, and what the player must do to set things right, make up one of the most intriguing mysteries in all of gaming.

Listen: When the original version of Fortnite launched, I hated it. And I wasn’t alone. At the time, it was a $40 early access title, an endlessly “soon-to-be-free-to-play” cooperative multiplayer hybrid building ... thing. There were zombies in it. You collected characters in the form of trading cards, and unlocked abilities from a skill tree. There was so much mindless clicking in the original version that my wrist would hurt after every each session. That original mode, called Save the World, is still in the game. It even has a small, but devoted, ongoing fan base. But their numbers are completely dwarfed by fans of the Battle Royale mode, what is now most often simply called “Fortnite.” Fortnite is arguably the biggest game in the world thanks to Battle Royale. It’s more than just a fast-follow of PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds. It’s a dynamic world with elements of Minecraft’s elaborate building systems, but Epic Games is also constantly adding little mysteries alongside the massiv...

  Gamers on Xbox will be happy to know that the Mass Effect Legendary Edition preload has become available to download in preparation for next week’s launch. Like many other preloads, Xbox users can begin downloading the Mass Effect Legendary Edition preload simply by using the Xbox Game App. All a user has to do is search for “Mass Effect Legendary Edition” and the option to download to a console will show up. You can download it on either the Xbox One, or the Xbox Series. According to the Microsoft Store, Mass Effect Legendary Edition download size is 84GB on Xbox consoles. For PlayStation gamers, the preload is expected to go live the Tuesday before release.  According to PlayStation Game Size, the PS4 version of Mass Effect is also around 80GB, though it depends on which reason you download from. This is significantly larger than the original releases, even when combined. This should come as no surprise, seeing that the Legendary Edition of the trilogy with have improved r...

Xbox Game Pass Quests recently reset for the month of May. So if you try to collect as many Microsoft Rewards points as possible, there’s a new set available now. There are around 90 quests for you to earn rewards points each month. Some of the quests are available daily; others are either weekly or monthly. You can redeem your points for actual real-world rewards like Microsoft Store, Xbox, Walmart, and Amazon gift cards So what’s in store for us this month? Here are the quests that you can unlock and earn points for this month. The monthly quests expire on May 31. Meanwhile, the weekly quests expire every Tuesday. New weekly quests replace the old ones. Daily All Xbox Game Pass console games: Earn 5 points just for playing any Xbox Game Pass console Game Mobile app: Earn 5 points for logging in to the Xbox Game Pass mobile app Weekly Earn 10 points for earning an achievement in any Xbox Game Pass console game this week Earn 10 points for completing 4 daily quests Earn 10 points whe...

 Gold Digger FRVR is 2D mining game from the FRVR developers. In the game, you must dig underground and attempt to find hidden gems and precious metals. Be careful as the rocks that you dig out can fall on top of you! Look carefully at which rocks you remove. As you progress, buy upgrades for your miner to improve his skill and efficiency. Realize your mining dreams and try to gain as much gold and ore as possible! Release Date March 2019 Developer Chris Benjaminsen made Gold Digger FRVR. Features Deep mining game Various objects to dig Buyable upgrades One-time play system Platforms Web browser (desktop and mobile) Controls Press arrow keys to move/dig.