'RoboCop: Rogue City' release gets pushed back to Sept. 2023

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RoboCop: Rogue City was expected to come out this June. But developer Teyon announced during its Nacon Connect stream that the game will come out in September instead. We do get a new gameplay trailer for the title, which has plenty of that gore and over-the-top violence you've seen in the RoboCop movies. The game will tell an original story where this cyborg police officer (once again played by Peter Weller) tries to clean up the crime-ridden streets of Detriot. RoboCop: Rogue City will come to the Sony PlayStation 5, Microsoft Xbox Series X/S, and PC.

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Microsoft released a 'velocity green' hoodie, too

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If you loved Microsoft's velocity green controller, you can get a comfy bright green hoodie to go with it. Microsoft puts the signature colour on a CAD 91.95 sweatshirt. If you pre-order now, you can get it as early as March 12. This cotton hoodie comes in small to XXXL sizes. As an extra touch, there's a little four-leaf clover stitched on the sleeve for some extra gaming luck.

'Alto's Odyssey' creator teases 'Laya's Horizon' game coming to Netflix

Toronto-based game developer Snowman has a new game coming. The team known for creating the soothing snowboarding  Alto series teases its upcoming title called Laya's Horizon. There really isn't much we can glean from the new video teaser, except we see a beautiful seaside village in the mountains and a caped character we assume to be Laya. What we do know is the game is coming to Netflix, which offers mobile games as part of its subscription. Laya's Horizon will be the second release on the platform following Lucky Luna. 

Snowman hasn't shared a release date yet. But these collaborations with Netflix aren't the developer's only foray into mobile game subscriptions. There is an updated version of Alto's Odyssey available on Apple Arcade.

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Microsoft launches a 'velocity green' Xbox controller

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Microsoft leans into its "green" branding with a new colour for its Xbox Series S/X wireless controller. The new velocity green controller is now available for CAD 74.99. Its entire front is green with black accents seen on the hybrid D-pad and controller buttons. The triggers and bumpers come in black, while the back case is white. 

This controller comes with up to 40 hours of battery life and has textured grips on areas like the triggers and back case. It also has a dedicated Share button to share screenshots or gameplay. And you can use it with PCs and mobile devices. 

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