All articles tagged with #in game shop
Originally Published 2 months ago — by Eurogamer
Epic Games is introducing customizable pet Sidekicks to Fortnite, starting with Peels, a banana puppy, available in the upcoming battle pass and in-game shop, offering new cosmetic options without affecting gameplay advantage, and teasing future animal Sidekicks like cats.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by Blizzard News
Starting September 26, players can purchase StarCraft-themed cosmetics for Diablo IV, including armor sets and companions inspired by iconic characters and factions, with additional free gifts and Twitch Drops available until October 10 to earn emblems and rewards.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Brick Fanatics
The first LEGO Fortnite LEGO Kits are now available for purchase in Fortnite's in-game shop, with two bundles and individual items on offer. The kits cost V-Bucks, which can be acquired for real money, and include various buildings and decor items. A third bundle is set to release on March 16. Once purchased, the LEGO Kits can be viewed in a new section in the locker tab, but availability is subject to rotation in the item shop. The introduction of purchasable builds has sparked mixed reactions from fans, with LEGO Fortnite being playable within the free-to-play Fortnite game on multiple platforms.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Dexerto
Diablo 4's in-game shop has added the Lich King's Invincible mount from World of Warcraft, available for purchase in a bundle priced at 2,500 Platinum, equivalent to $25. The bundle includes the mount, mount armor, and two trophies, with a special charge animation for the mount. This crossover between Diablo 4 and World of Warcraft suggests that the two Blizzard-created worlds will continue to intersect in some way.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by IGN
Diablo 4's in-game shop has raised eyebrows due to the high pricing of its cosmetics, which can only be purchased with premium in-game currency bought with real-world money. Some of the items, such as the Triune Apostate armour set, cost £20.99 / $24.99, while the Cryptic Hunter mount costs £6.39. Buying all the cosmetics available in the shop could cost hundreds of dollars or pounds. While some argue that this pricing is standard for the industry, others are concerned about the potential paywalling of the game's best-looking armour sets with the upcoming battle passes.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by EventHubs
Capcom has released high-quality screenshots of Street Fighter 6's 18-character launch roster in their alternate outfits. Players can purchase Fighter Coins to unlock these outfits in the in-game shop or obtain them for free by playing through the game's World Tour single-player mode and reaching level 100 bond with each fighter. Eleven returning characters get nostalgic looks, while newcomer Marisa's alternate look is a nod to Urien's pinstripe suit.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by TrueAchievements
Blizzard has revealed its post-launch plans for Diablo IV, which includes Seasons, three Battle Pass options, and an in-game shop. The first Season will begin in late July, and all subsequent seasons will be introduced on a quarterly basis. Each Season will introduce a fresh Battle Pass containing 27 free tiers filled with cosmetics and 63 Premium Tiers containing unique cosmetics and Platinum currency. The in-game shop will include class-specific outfits that are designed to complement the style each class would use, and as such, some items will be unique to each class.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Siliconera
Crunchyroll Games is ending services for the worldwide version of Princess Connect Re: Dive after two years, with the game shutting down on April 30, 2023. The in-game shop has closed, and in-app purchases are no longer available. Players can still use resources and claim two new characters before the game closes. The reason for ending support for the game is unknown, and many players expressed frustration with Crunchyroll's treatment of the game.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Crunchyroll News
The global version of Princess Connect! Re: Dive will end its service on April 30, 2023 UTC, and the in-game Shop has been closed. Players can still use their accrued resources until the game's closure, including two new characters releasing before then. The developers express gratitude to the loyal fans and players and hope that the game has brought joy to everyone.