A new Elusive Target has entered Hitman’s world of assassination, as players will have a month to take on the MMA Legend Conor McGregor. The former UFC champion will be playing The Disruptor, a notorious fighter who has risen to the top of the ranks and has a past shrouded in mystery. Pay no attention to the giant “McGregor” tattoo on his abdomen.

The Elusive Target can be found on Hitman 2’s Isle of Sgàil, a secret refuge for the world’s billionaires, and tasks Agent 47 with eliminating McGregor so that amateur MMA fighter–and Quantum Leap CEO–Tim Quinn doesn’t suffer a brutal beatdown when he steps into the ring.

This mission will be free to play for everyone through a free starter pack in The Ostentatious–an Arcade contract featuring The Disruptor Elusive Ta…

Everywhere, the new PC game/platform from GTA V designer Leslie Benzies’ studio, Build A Rocket Boy, will hold a public beta starting soon. The “Builders Beta,” as it’s called, focuses on Everywhere’s building and self-publishing tools, known as Arcadia. As announced previously, Everywhere is not a single game but is instead billed as a platform of sorts that features games and game-making tools, similar to Roblox in a way.

The Builders Beta begins June 18, and it allows testers to use the same tools that the developers themselves at Build A Rocket Boy are using to build the game. Check out the trailer below to see what’s on offer in the Builders Beta.

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In an interview, Adam Sandler confirmed he will again be working with Josh and Benny Safdie on an upcoming movie. Speaking to Entertainment Weekly, Sandler shared no details beyond this basic information. Come from malaysia online casino

“They’re working hard on it,” Sandler said. “Their work ethic is bananas. They’re always working, always writing, always thinking. I don’t know what I can tell you, but it’s going to be very exciting. It’s different. But I don’t want them to ever say, ‘What the hell did you tell him that for?’ so I’ll just let them talk [about it].”

It’s encouraging, though not quite completely unexpected news. After all, Sandler garnered some of the best…

A group of 12 Activision Blizzard employees have formed an anti-discrimination committee to combat sex and gender discrimination at the company, following a wave of allegations against the company.

According to a new report from the Washington Post, the committee has gathered a list of demands which they submitted on May 24 to Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick, diversity officer Kristen Hines, and chief human resources officer Julie Hodges.

“My hope in joining the committee is that we don’t let the fervor die down until there is meaningful, long-lasting change,” said Emily Knief, a senior motion graphic designer at Blizzard. “At the end of the day, I would like to go into work and not have to think about anything but my work. But base…