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Being able to invite friends that aren't online when you are is a pretty big improvement, honestly

Monster Hunter World: Iceborne Will Improve Some Squad Functionality

While Monster Hunter: World is the most approachable entry in the long-running series, there were still some issues that made it difficulty to co-op with friends whenever you wanted. As we learned from a recent Game Informer Q&A, you'll still have to wait for friends to watch certain mid-mission cutscenes before you'll be able to join them, but a recent developer diary discussing the forthcoming "Iceborne" expansion highlighted one improvement on the co-op front: inviting offline friends to your "Squad."

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Behind the scenes

Witness them Speak in the New Gat Out of Hell Dev Diary

Some people like to have a meal and not think about where it came from, but others like to know how the sausage was made.  The same can be said of gamers; some just want to play, others are interested in the industry of game making.  The new development diary for Saints Row: Gat out of Hell introduces to the voice cast of the notoriously foul mouthed series.

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Loot 'em, then shoot 'em

It is Your Destiny to Watch this Dev Diary

Bungie's 4 player online co-op shooter Destiny is looking a sight for sore eyes.  The recent gameplay video allowed you to bask in its majesty, but what about those people who want to know a little bit more?  The new Development Diary may just help.  It includes new footage of the game, but also information on the multitude of weapons and loot available in the game.

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Get upgraded to the Imperial Edition for free by pre-ordering Dragon Commander

Divinity: Dragon Commander to Upgrade Pre-orders to Collector's Edition

With just a little over a month to release, Larian Studios has announced that they'll be upgrading all pre-orders of Divinity: Dragon Commander to Divinity: Dragon Commander - the Imperial Edition for free. The Imperial Edition is a special Collector's Edition for the game, featuring a skin, map, digital soundtrack, documentary, and beta access for Steam users.

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