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All the Links: Watch me Live  Read the Reddit article   Youtube  Twitter Support the Show  Patreon Support  Find out my thoughts and impressions on Apex Legends! The Article Apex Legends is a battle royale game borrowing concepts of the hero shooter, taking place 30 years after the events of Titanfall 2. Apex differs from most battle royale games by incorporating Legends, pre-defined heroes with unique abilities that fall into roles such as Offense, Defense, Support and Recon. Players are grouped into squads of three, each player selecting a unique Legend in turn, and each match features up to 20 teams competing. All teams start with no equipment and are flown over the game's map via dropships from a random direction from which they drop onto any spot on the map they can reach. Teams scour the game map for weapons, ammunition, and other equipment while fighting to be the last team standing, all while staying within an ever-shrinking safe zone on the map. A player can be downed into a vulnerable bleed-out s

This is the first Game Files and we talk Tetris99 the latest version of Tetris to hit gaming systems launching Wednesday 13th February out of the blue on Nintendo Switch, listen to Richard as he gives his thoughts on it.   All the Links: Watch me Live Read the Reddit article  Youtube  Twitter Support the Show Patreon Support Tetris 99 has the player matched with up to 98 other players at the start of a match; visually, the player sees the other players as small boards on the left and right of the their board on the screen. If 98 other players aren't available, the remaining spots in the match are filled with CPUs. All players start the game at the same time, and are given the same series of tetrominos to place, attempted to make complete lines on the board and clear those lines as to prevent filling up their entire board. As with normal Tetris rules, players can rotate and move the falling tetromino into place, as well as have the option to bank one tetromino for later use. The winn