
Xbox's FanFest tour wraps up in Seattle, DMZ gets a new intel guide and Sega is marking 35 years of Sonic with some seriously expensive pottery. Five trailers round the day out, led by a new look at Star Wars: Galactic Racer.
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The Walking Dead: Streets of Survival is a tactical brawler, not a straight fight

The Walking Dead: Streets of Survival is out now on Xbox Series X|S and PC for $19.99, with Xbox Play Anywhere support so your save follows you between them. It's set in the All Out War storyline, with Rick, Daryl, Michonne or an unlockable Negan each getting their own weapon and skill tree. Walkers swarm you in numbers while the Saviors fight back with ranged attacks and blocking, and Xbox Wire says the harder difficulties turn fights into positioning puzzles rather than straight combat.
Source: Xbox Wire
DMZ's new intel guide covers the Hajin map

Xbox Wire has kicked off a new "Full Intel Guide" series for DMZ, starting with Hajin: what's in the environment there and what's waiting to kill you. It's part one of a "Tour of Duty" run through the map, with more entries presumably on the way.
Source: Xbox Wire
XBOX FanFest closes its 25th anniversary tour out in Seattle

The last stop of XBOX's eight-city FanFest tour lands at Seattle's Museum of Pop Culture on Thursday, November 12, marking 25 years of XBOX. On offer: hands-on gameplay, XBOX history and artifacts, meet-and-greets with the people behind the games, trivia, collectibles and a pop-up Xbox Gear shop. Two free sweepstakes are open for tickets and a travel package, but entries close October 11 and are limited to US residents 18 and over, so this one's not for us.
Source: Xbox Wire
Gah! is a new roguelike brawl through purgatory

Gah! is a new action roguelike from developer SoonIN DEV, out now on GOG. You play as Gah, custodian of Purgatory, fighting through waves of enemies from different times and worlds with melee weapons, ranged weapons, magic and firearms. GOG's release post frames the stakes as nothing less than the future of humanity.
Source: GOG
Sega is marking Sonic's 35th with a $7,000 porcelain sculpture

Sonic the Hedgehog turns 35 this year, and one of Sega's ways of marking it is a hand-painted porcelain sculpture priced at $7,000. GameSpot reports it's a limited run, so even if you've got the money, you'll need some luck too. It's one of several things Sega has planned to mark the anniversary.
Source: GameSpot
Trailers
Star Wars: Galactic Racer launches with podracers and speeders in the Outer Rim
STAR WARS: Galactic Racer is out now, built by Fuse Games and published by Secret Mode in collaboration with Lucasfilm Games. You pilot speeders and podracers through the Galactic League, an unsanctioned racing circuit born in the Outer Rim.
Source: Xbox (YouTube), also reported by PlayStation (YouTube)
Bluey's Happy Snaps brings Bindi Irwin along for the photos
Bluey's Happy Snaps has Bindi Irwin joining Bluey to explore real locations from the show and photograph the wildlife around Bluey's home. A deluxe bundle is already listed on the PlayStation Store.
Source: PlayStation (YouTube), also reported by Xbox (YouTube), Nintendo (YouTube)
Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed lands on Switch 2
Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed is out now on Nintendo Switch 2, with higher resolution visuals, a better framerate and mouse-style controls using the Joy-Con 2. Mickey has to take down a mysterious villain and his goons to save the world.
Source: Nintendo (YouTube)
Arknights: Endfield's Core Chapter update is live
Arknights: Endfield's new Core Chapter, Sanctuary of Ink, is out now on PS5. The trailer leans hard into the game's ink-painting art style for this version's story content.
Source: PlayStation (YouTube)
Overwatch Season 5 brings in a new Support hero, Doctrine
Overwatch's Season 5, A Grim Doctrine, is live with a new Support hero called Doctrine, freed from a volcanic prison by Doomfist. Doctrine fights with an Eternal Scepter and mechanical drones, and buffs his abilities with his own Infusion effects.
Source: PlayStation (YouTube)
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