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RPG fans who enjoy dabbling in the occasional brawler are probably looking forward to Dissidia Final Fantasy NT, a game that brings a wide swath of Final Fantasy characters together so they can (what else?) beat each other up. The game is set to launch for PlayStation 4 on January 30, 2018.

But if you’re thinking about preordering Dissidia Final Fantasy NT, you you should read up on the special editions and preorder bonuses that are available. We’ve compiled all the information you need below, so check it out.

Price: $60

Preorder the Steelbook Brawler Edition from participating retailers, and your copy will come in one of the three steelbooks shown below. You’ll also get three alternate art cards for the Final Fantasy Trading Card Game.

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New Years celebrations have kicked off in Nintendo’s mobile game, Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp.

The official Animal Crossing Twitter account announces that the event will run until 9:59 pm PT on January 10, 2018, and will see players craft new furniture and unlock new clothing.

Completing requests for visiting animals will earn players a limited-run currency called Countdown Charms which are needed to craft Japanese-style New Year furniture, and can only be used for the duration of the event.

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Along with the surprise release of Breath of the Wild’s Champions’ Ballad DLC, the most unexpected news was the inclusion of Link’s new motorcycle, the Master Cycle Zero. Near the end of Champions’ Ballad, Link unlocks the bike, which he’s able to drive around Hyrule as he pleases.

In an interview with series producer Eiji Aonuma and game director Hidemaro Fujibayashi, we asked how Link’s new ride came about, plus if it’s related to the Master Cycle, the vehicle he rode in Mario Kart 8’s DLC.

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While Dell has churned out quality PC monitors for a number of years, its gamer-centric subsidiary Alienware only just entered the display market this year with two monitors of its own. I recently reviewed the AW2518H, a 1080p eSports model with an insane 240Hz refresh rate and a hefty price tag. This time I’m taking a look at the 34-inch AW3418DW (See it on Dell.com), a curved ultra-wide monitor with a 3440 x 1440 resolution, Nvidia G-Sync variable refresh rate technology, and a refresh rate you can overclock to 120 Hz.

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Say goodbye to the Doctor and hello to the Doctor. Doctor Who star Peter Capaldi made his official departure from the long-running BBC series at the conclusion of the 2017 Christmas special, capping his three seasons as the titular Time Lord.

With his regeneration imminent, Capaldi’s Doctor didn’t look back on his adventures through space and time, but instead gave advice to his next incarnation. “Never be cruel, never be cowardly,” he says. “And never, ever eat pears!” He also proclaims that hate is always foolish and love is always kind, which is ironic given how crabby and angry Capaldi’s version of the Doctor was early in his tenure on the show.

“Always try to be nice and never fail to be kind,” he says. “And you mustn’t tell anyone your name. No one would understand it anyway. Except children. Children can hear it sometimes, if their hearts are in the right place, and the stars are too. Children can hear your name.”

Then, with his old body giving way to regeneration, he offers his final words. “Laugh hard, run fast, be kind,” Capaldi says, words that apply to both the character and the actor stepping into the role. “Doctor, I let you go.”

From there, the golden energy shoots out of his hands and head, making way for Jodie Whittaker–the show’s first female lead ever–to make her first appearance on the TARDIS and her first words as the Doctor. “Oh, brilliant,” she with a smile says after seeing her reflection. Then, with the push of a button, the TARDIS is thrown into chaos as it malfunctions. The Doctor is flung out the door and into the emptiness of space as a fire explodes inside that trademark phone booth, causing it to disappear to somewhere else in space and time.

“To be continued,” the screen then reads. That uncertainty of the future of the Doctor and the TARDIS will remain with Doctor Who fans until the next season of the series debuts. A premiere date has yet to be announced for the new episodes, which see Broadchurch creator Chris Chibnall taking over as showrunner.

You can see the full video of the regeneration above. Below, you’ll find a behind-the-scenes look at the filming of Capaldi’s final scene, with commentary from now-former showrunner Steven Moffat and director Rachel Talalay.

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Dell XPS 8th Gen Intel Core i7 6-Core GTX 1070 Gaming PC for $1199.99

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