During Microsoft’s E3 2019 press conference, a game was unveiled that we’ve been waiting for a long time, a new Battletoads. This new release will be coming to Xbox and Xbox Game Pass.

You can check out the new gameplay trailer after the break.

If you play developer Rare’s online pirate game Sea of Thieves but haven’t been able to convince your friends to buy a copy so you can play with them, now is your chance to try to woo them.

It’s been announced that for the next week, Sea of Thieves players will be able to invite a few of their friends to join them in their pirating adventures. And best of all, it won’t cost them a single coin.

You can find all of the information below along with a trailer for the friends play free promotion.

It’s been a month now since Sea of Thieves launched, and response has been quite mixed. Some enjoy the game for what it is, while others have been disappointed by the final product.

I personally very much enjoy the world developer Rare created, but did hope that some changes and more content were coming to the game to justify the $60 price tag. Now the first details on some of the post-launch content planned for Sea of Thieves have been revealed. You can find out all about them below.

Sea of Thieves
Xbox One
DEVELOPER: Rare
PUBLISHER: Microsoft Studios
RELEASE DATE: March 20, 2018

If you’ve been at all interested in Sea of Thieves, the new shared world pirate adventure game from developer Rare, chances are you’ve read a review or two for the game since its launch last week to see if it’s worth checking out. I’m here to offer a bit of a different perspective on the game than others.

This is a game meant to be played with friends or even total strangers. You join up with others, and set off pirate adventures together. But I’m not someone who often plays multiplayer and co-op type games, unless it’s quick competitive matches in something like Rocket League. I much prefer single-player games I can get lost in without having to worry about what other players are doing. That said I’ve been intrigued by the look of Sea of Thieves since we first saw it, and since there is an option to play alone I simply couldn’t help but dive in head first and see how a lonely pirate might fare.

A new live-action trailer for the shared-world pirate adventure game Sea of Thieves has been released titled “Museum of More Pirate.”

The trailer features The Goonies, Lord of the Rings, and Stranger Things star Sean Astin as a curator in a pirate museum. And while Lord of the Rings and Stranger Things are great, it’s fans of The Goonies who are going to be most interested in watching this trailer, even if you don’t intend on playing the actual game.

Check it out below along with more on the new trailer.

With the release date for Rare’s Sea of Thieves fast approaching, the final push to convince the unconvinced that it’s a game worth giving a chance is on.

This week two new videos were released to accomplish this. The first is an eight-minute video going over all of the things you need to know before playing. And the second is a gameplay launch trailer.

Continue below for more info on Sea of Thieves and to check out the videos.

A new video has been released for the shared world pirate adventure game Sea of Thieves, which is developed by Rare.

The new video takes a look at how you the player will progress your character on your way to becoming a pirate legend. It covers trading companies, voyages, customization, and more.

You can check out the new video along with a recent trailer announcing the official release date for Seas of Thieves below.

Developer Rare has been releasing developer gameplay videos for their pirate multiplayer game Sea of Thieves for a while now. We shared the first two videos with you earlier this year, and three more have since been released including a new one today.

In the latest video, one group of players encounters another group of players. But instead of having a cannonball fight—as we’ve seen in previous videos and will likely often be the case when the game comes out and people start playing it—they decide to have a friendly ship race. Followed by a not-so-friendly organized battle to the death on an island.

Continue below to watch the videos.

The highly anticipated multiplayer pirate adventure game Sea of Thieves from developer Rare was on hand at E3 2017.

A new gameplay walkthrough for the game was shared, which runs over nine minutes in length and basically just reaffirms how fun the game looks and how much fun those making it are having with it. Nothing should be taken too seriously when it comes to playing pirates with your friends. I don’t often get excited about online multiplayer games, but I can’t help it here—it just looks so darn entertaining.

Read more about the game and watch the new gameplay walkthrough below.

Developer Rare has begun releasing new gameplay videos for their upcoming open-world pirate multiplayer game Sea of Thieves. The game was first announced at E3 2015, and we saw a new trailer and gameplay released last year during E3 2016.

The new videos are developer gameplay, in which members of the development team play an Alpha version of the game. In the videos these developers go searching for treasure, do a little navigating, drink and play music together, and engage in some cannonball exchanges with other players and their ship. Continue below to read more about the game and to watch the first two installments of these videos.