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  • Bethesda Softworks/Machine Games

    The first 'Wolfenstein II' add-on pack is available now

    by 
    Timothy J. Seppala
    Timothy J. Seppala
    12.14.2017

    Killing Nazis and protesting are two of the most American things you can do. And if you need another avenue for (virtually) doing the former, that's where the first expansion for Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus comes in. "The Adventures of Gunslinger Joe" changes up the base game's formula with a new protagonist who, thanks to his football skills, can run through walls and Nazis alike. Sounds good? There are two more packs incoming, and you can pick them up as part of the $25 season pass.

  • MachineGames

    First full ‘Wolfenstein II’ DLC arrives on December 14th

    by 
    David Lumb
    David Lumb
    11.13.2017

    Fans of MachineGames' wonderful Nazi-killing shooter Wolfenstein: The New Colossus were probably wondering what the title screen's countdown would reveal. Last week, we found out: A delightful trio of hour-long mini-missions featuring characters from the game's upcoming DLC. Today, the studio released a roadmap revealing the release dates for the game's new content, and the first will launch on December 14th.

  • Bethesda

    The real villain in ‘Wolfenstein II’ is a complicit America 

    by 
    David Lumb
    David Lumb
    11.01.2017

    Wolfenstein: The New Colossus improves on everything you liked in the franchise's soft reboot, 2014's Wolfenstein: The New Order. The action, set pieces, characters and writing are all sharper this time around. So is the thoughtful terror in the alternate universe's setting. After striking a blow in Europe against the global Nazi regime in the first game, The New Colossus brings protagonist BJ Blazkowicz and his anti-Nazi crew back to the US — where they find many Americans have gleefully accepted Nazi rule.

  • MachineGames

    ‘Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus’ heads to Nintendo Switch next year

    by 
    David Lumb
    David Lumb
    09.13.2017

    First-person shooter fans won't just have to settle for playing last year's hit Doom on their Switch. During today's Nintendo Direct, the company revealed that its flagship console is getting the upcoming Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus, though Switch players will have to wait until 2018, long after it launches on other systems next month.

  • Bethesda

    'Wolfenstein 2' and 'Evil Within 2' will support 4K on Xbox One X

    by 
    Jon Fingas
    Jon Fingas
    07.18.2017

    You'd be forgiven for thinking that most of the games getting 4K support on Xbox One X will come from either Microsoft itself or Ubisoft, but there will definitely be some high-profile releases in the mix beyond what's been mentioned so far. The official Xbox website has let slip that Bethesda's Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus and The Evil Within 2 are both slated to run in 4K with high dynamic range visuals. It's not certain that this is picture-perfect 4K, since some One X titles use upscaling and other tricks to reach the higher resolution, but you should still notice a difference over 1080p.

  • Machine Games / Bethesda Softworks

    'Wolfenstein II' starts with a wheelchair, Nazis and a machine gun

    by 
    Timothy J. Seppala
    Timothy J. Seppala
    06.14.2017

    A little over four months away from launch, Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus already feels finished. The game takes place almost immediately after the events of 2014's Wolfenstein: The New Order, with protagonist B.J. Blazkowicz waking up from a coma aboard a German U-boat, confined to a wheelchair, his legs lame. The Nazis have long since won the war, and in 1961 they're taking their goal of world domination even further. They're afraid of the game's one-man-army hero, too. And really, after 35 years of Wolfenstein, shouldn't they be?

  • Bethesda

    ‘Wolfenstein’ returns with ‘The New Colossus’ on October 27th

    by 
    Nick Summers
    Nick Summers
    06.12.2017

    Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus was hardly a secret. The much-anticipated sequel to The New Order and The Old Blood was teased at the start of Bethesda's E3 press conference last year, and all but confirmed by BJ Blazkowicz voice actor Brian Bloom last October. Still, it's nice to see the game finally announced. Bethesda unveiled the new entry as part of its 2017 E3 showcase, which follows Blazkowiz and his ongoing mission to defeat the Nazis in an alternate history timeline. It's brash, violent and everything else you would expect from a modern Wolfenstein game.