Astro's Playroom Gets Surprise Update Tied To Upcoming Sequel

Astro’s Playroom has received a surprise 1.900.000 update that adds new Trophies to unlock, as well as additional content tied to Astro’s next adventure in the upcoming Astro Bot.

A new portal has appeared in PlayStation Labo, the game’s central hub. Special bots have also appeared in the game’s four main different areas for Astro to rescue. Both of them are seemingly connected to the next entry in the series, Astro Bot. There are also new in-game gatcha items to collect and Trophies to unlock.

The five Trophies involve rescuing each of the four special bots, with the last one earned after rescuing all of them.

Astro’s Playroom was released in 2020 for PS5 and came pre-installed with every console sold. In GameSpot’s Astro’s Playroom review, we said, “Transcending its role as an introduction to the PS5’s features, Astro’s Playroom is a quick and delightful celebration of PlayStation’s history.”

Astro Bot, the third entry in the series, is releasing for PS5 in September. It’s also the biggest game that developer Team Asobi has created so far, and it includes many cameos from other PlayStation franchises, like Bloodborne Come from Continue Reading

Target's Massive Board Game Sale Includes Star Wars, Lord Of The Rings, Marvel, And More

Target is running a gigantic buy one, get one 50% off sale that includes dozens of hit board games. Even if you can’t find two board games that catch your eye, you’ll find plenty of video games, books, puzzles, and other items eligible for the savings–making it easy to check off items on your wishlist for cheap. You’ll need to sign up for Target Circle to enjoy the B1G1 50% off event, though signing up is free and takes just a minute.

A bunch of Marvel board games are part of Target’s event, including Marvel Splendor, which costs just $40 and sees you piecing together a team of superheroes to stop Thanos from taking over the Multiverse. For something a bit different, you can pick up Marvel Zombies: A Zombicide Game for $97, which includes tons of miniatures and sees the team of iconic Avengers turned into undead monsters. It’s on the zanier side of Marvel board games, but it’s still a fun, strategic way to spend your game night.

The Star Wars Legion: Core Set is arguably one of the coolest games in Target’s catalog. The competitive two-player title sees you leading your troops into battle and featur…

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