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Lately, the infamous villain Deathstroke reappeared in the latest DC Comics saga, squaring off against his long-standing adversaries, the Teen Titans, once more. Previously, during the tale “Dark Crisis on Infinite Earths,” Deathstroke was found in a tube with his super-serum soldier deactivated and life support shut off. Fast forward to issue #17 of Titans, where Deathstroke emerges with a fresh strategy to annihilate the Titans. Although Deathstroke has evolved beyond merely being the Titans’ adversary, here he was, back for another showdown.

After the conclusion of Days of Play, the platform proprietor is deviating from the usual patterns in the industry once more by reducing prices on a variety of their products within the entire PS5 product range, which can be found on PS Direct, encompassing hardware, accessories, and first-party games.

However, this week seems quite uneventful, with Ninja Gaiden Ragebound being the main significant event that stands out.

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Additionally, it’s been revealed that Muzan Kibutsuji will become a playable character in VS Mode as part of a complimentary post-release update for the game. Furthermore, they unveiled the “Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – Infinity Castle” Character Pass, which will be available for purchase as downloadable content.

The “Legacy Kollection” is being crafted to run on Xbox Series X/S, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, PC, Nintendo Switch, and a future Nintendo Switch model. This compilation gathers numerous timeless titles from the series, including less mainstream ones such as “Mortal Kombat Advance” and “Mortal Kombat: Tournament Edition”. It boasts benefits like instantly revealing all secrets, employing rollback netcode for seamless online multiplayer, and exclusive interviews with gaming greats like John Tobias, Dan Forden, Ed Boon, and others.

Based on information from the Microsoft Store (as shared by @Destiny1031 on Twitter), the “Mortal Kombat Legacy Kollection” is scheduled for release on September 30th. However, the exact date may vary depending on time zones. The game’s size, at approximately 16 GB, has sparked curiosity about undisclosed features. Given that the original Mortal Kombat games don’t require much storage space, it’s reasonable to wonder if additional video documentary content could be included, potentially increasing the total size of the game.