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Big E is a big fucking deal.

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Here’s a song for you… Only so Much Oil in the Ground by Tower Of Power

#Spotify

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I love the fact that Charlotte named the entire female roster of Raw and Smackdown and said “NO ONE COMPARES TO ME”.

But she didn’t mention her kryptonite, the stone in her shoe, the one who has beat her in the most important moments:

She knows it’s the only one who can compare to her... and maybe be BETTER.

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Drew has another title opportunity? When Randy and Keith and Joe and Mustafa are right there?

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Bayley, Sasha Banks, Asuka, thank you for carrying the company on 2020. You gave us laughs and keep us entertaining during hard, really hard times. You deserve the world.

You are not champions right now, but you are still the role models, the standards and the future.

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Resident Evil Village - 4th Trailer

New key visual

Fourth Trailer overview

The latest trailer for Resident Evil Village pulls fans deeper into the enigmatic locale with a peek at the diversity of environments and enemies players will encounter. New footage provided clues to an immense underground factory possibly mass producing humanoid creatures, and a vast man-made lake barely concealing what appears to be a colossal aquatic monster. The mysterious man from the January Resident Evil Showcase is revealed to be Heisenberg. Though his name is now known, his role remains unclear in protagonist Ethan Winters’ quest to find his daughter. Series veteran Chris Redfield also makes an appearance with questionable motives, creating more mystery as to what his role is.

The Mercenaries mode segment

The Mercenaries mode overview

The heart-pounding action does not stop once Ethan’s story concludes. The fan-favorite game mode, “The Mercenaries,” makes its much requested return with rich content and rewards, providing variety and replayability beyond the main gameplay in Resident Evil Village. Players must complete increasingly challenging objectives before the clock runs out in this additional game mode, which is unlocked by completing the main campaign. The Duke merchant from the main game appears in the mode, offering weapons and upgrades to help tackle the challenges. Additionally, players can acquire abilities that enhance their weapons or physical abilities. It will be up to each player to strategize which load out will be the most effective for each objective.

Demo Trailer

Time Limited Demo overview

Intrepid players are invited to get an early taste of the action-packed horror that awaits when Resident Evil Village launches on May 7. Players can explore the village and castle areas of the game for up to 60 minutes in a limited time demo for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Steam and Stadia. This multiplatform demo will be accessible for 24 hours starting May 1 at 5:00 p.m. PT / 8:00 p.m. ET for North America, South America and Latin America residents, with a pre-load option starting April 29 at 5:00 p.m. PT / 8:00 p.m. ET.

In advance of the multiplatform demo, PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 players will have two early access opportunities, where they will have an eight-hour window to play 30 minutes for each section. The first date will offer the village portion starting April 17 at 5:00 p.m. PT / 8:00 p.m. ET with a pre-load option starting today at 4:00 p.m. PT / 7:00 p.m. ET. A second date will offer the castle area starting on April 24 at 5:00 p.m. PT / 8:00 p.m. ET with a pre-load option also starting today at today at 4:00 p.m. PT / 7:00 p.m. ET.

Updated fact sheet

About

Experience survival horror like never before in Resident Evil Village, the eighth major installment in the genre-defining Resident Evil franchise. Set a few years after the horrifying events in the critically acclaimed Resident Evil 7 biohazard, the all-new storyline brings Ethan Winters to a remote snow-capped village filled with a diverse cast of terrifying enemies. After a devastating encounter with Resident Evil series hero Chris Redfield, Ethan pursues him in search of answers but finds himself in an entirely new nightmare.

Modern console technology paired with Capcom’s proprietary RE Engine deliver a visceral experience combining pulse-pounding action with signature survival horror gameplay synonymous with the Resident Evil series. Harnessing the newest console technology, Resident Evil Village delivers stunning graphics and advanced technology on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. New gameplay features harken back to fan-favorite elements from previous Resident Evil games while new mechanics offer more depth to the action during combat.

Key Features

A New Chapter in the Resident Evil Storyline – This eighth major installment in the flagship Resident Evil series continues the story from the critically acclaimed Resident Evil 7 biohazard. With the return of popular features and introduction of new elements, survival horror has never been so intense.

Popular Resident Evil Features – Fans might recognize new features in Resident Evil Village that are nods to previous Resident Evil games including a merchant dubbed “The Duke” who allows players to purchase and sell items, buy recipes for crafting consumables, and customize weapons.

The Mercenaries Are Back – The fan-favorite, battle-the-clock extra game mode, “The Mercenaries,” makes its return with new features. Now players have the option to buy and upgrade weapons from The Duke, and acquire abilities that enhance weapons and physical capabilities to offer more depth and replay value.

Familiar Faces and New Foes – Resident Evil series Chris Redfield returns under a shroud of seemingly sinister motives. Ethan will also encounter a host of new adversaries inhabiting the enigmatic village, all with their own distinctive attacks.

Evolution of Combat – In addition to engaging and attacking enemies, Ethan can also now guard against incoming attacks, or kick enemies away to buy time for his next move, requiring players to further strategize the best approach for surviving the many challenges ahead.

25th Anniversary Celebration Bonus – As a thank you to fans, Resident Evil Village will include access to a free multiplayer experience titled Resident Evil Re:Verse, coming to PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC. An all-star cast of fan-favorite Resident Evil characters face off in four to six-player deathmatch battles in iconic series locations.

Latest Console Technology – RE Engine paired with new technologies available via PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S delivers hyper-detailed graphics, advanced immersive audio and little to no load times, bringing the shadowy village and its evocative residents to life in first person perspective.

Play Across Generations – Resident Evil Village will be eligible to upgrade free from PlayStation 4 to the digital PlayStation 5 version and will support Smart Delivery for Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One consoles.

Output Resolution and Expected Frame Rate

PlayStation 5 – 4K HDR at 60 frames per second

PlayStation 5 (when Ray Tracing is turned on) – 4K HD at 45 frames per second

PlayStation 4 Pro – 1080p at 60 frames per second

PlayStation 4 Pro (when set to high resolution) – 4K HDR at 30 frames per second

PlayStation 4 – 900p at 45 frames per second

Xbox Series X – 4K HDR at 60 frames per second

Xbox Series X (when Ray Tracing is turned on) – 4K HD at 45 frames per second

Xbox Series S – 1440p HDR at 45 frames per second

Xbox Series S (when Ray Tracing is turned on) – 1440p HDR at 30 frames per second

Xbox One X – 1080p at 60 frames per second

Xbox One X (when set to high resolution) – 4K HDR at 30 frames per second

Xbox One – 900p at 30 frames per second

Stadia – 1080p at 60 frames per second or 4K at 60 frames per second (note: 4K is upscaled using dynamic resolution)

Resident Evil Village will launch for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC via Steam on May 7, 2021 worldwide.

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Here’s a song for you… Looking For Clues by Robert Palmer

#Spotify

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Sasha Banks for Body Scan Women’s Health

#Be strong like a Boss

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Amen. Fuck the corporate world!

Recently I’ve realized how much I actually dislike the WWE. I really only keep up with a select few superstars like; the four horsewomen and asuka but don’t really care much about any other storylines. Once they’re gone, I probably won’t be watching WWE anymore. I dislike Vinces business first mindset and their politics and although the superstars aren’t to blame, I’m souring more and more on the company everyday. Today’s releases hurt, as a fan of Samoa Joe and the Iiconics, I hate that Vince decided he thought of them a certain way, never saw them or give them a chance outside of that and so decides he should release them because of it. I guess I’ve just realized that I really don’t like vince or the mcmahons in general so it makes it hard to support the company. P.S. sorry this is a rant and not a question I’m just frustrated.

I understand you completely. I think it something we all struggle with because Vince is a piece of shit, and I hate that I give money to him and his company every single time I watch their shows, but my faves are there and I will support them no matter what. We watch for the superstars, not for him or his family.

Remember this. NEVER FORGET THIS:

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The IIconis are gone... God knows how hard those women worked to be where they were, to accomplish their dreams. They traveled from Australia without knowing anyone in USA just to become what they were meant to be: wrestlers. I wish nothing but success for those two beautiful, talented and extraordinary women, who deserve only the best.

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i’m not crying you’re crying

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H I S T O R Y

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Watch "Playstation Made A Big Mistake..." on YouTube

#Youtube

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I don't believe cavemen invented fire.

I think fire invented itself..