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The most anticipated games of 2020

If you have a stack of leftover games from 2019, you better start finishing them soon, because 2020 is bringing several enormous new releases, despite all eyes being on the holiday season when the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X will launch. New entries in long-running franchises will launch, including some that we haven’t seen in over a decade, and completely original games will also release from major studios. We suggest you start saving your money because your wallet is in for some pain. These are our most anticipated games of 2020.

August

Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout (PC, PS4 — August 4)

Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout could very well be the next big thing, giving you insane 60-player online multiplayer action that throws you through challenging obstacle courses. Interestingly, this game is launching as a PS Plus game this month, similar to Rocket League in 2015, so Fall Guys will have a large audience right from the start. And with a game focusing on multiplayer, having people available to play it is essential. Based on its previews and our time with it at E3 2019, Fall Guys is shaping up to be a blast.

Battletoads (Xbox One, PC — August 20)

Can you believe it? We’re getting a new Battletoads game in 2020, and it looks like it’s bringing us classic beat ’em up action with new visuals. It will serve as a reboot of the series, with developer Dlala Studios (under supervision of Rare) at the helm. You can expect three-player couch co-op play and lots of different gameplay styles, such as traditional 2D platforming, action, and some shooting elements. Let’s hope its keeps the essence of what makes Battletoads challenging while being fair to newcomers.

Madden NFL 21 (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Stadia — August 28)

Each year, we get a new Madden NFL game, and each year, it becomes one the bestselling games. Madden NFL 21 will be coming soon, boasting its Skill Stick control scheme to allow players to use the right stick to have more control when evading other players while on offense. Defense will be getting a boost as well, giving us new ways to tackle while making the gameplay feel more balanced. It will also be getting a next-generation version, though it’s unclear when. What we do know is that players will be able to upgrade to the Xbox Series X and PS5 versions for free.

September

Marvel’s Avengers (Xbox One, PS4, PC, Stadia — September 4)

An action-adventure game starring the Avengers, including Iron Man, Captain America, the Hulk, Black Widow, Thor, and more, Marvel’s Avengers is set after a tragic event led to the organization being disbanded, but a new threat necessitates its revival. It will focus on linear, narrative-driven gameplay as part of the single-player component. Alongside traditional campaign content, there will also be a live service element that supports cooperative play.

Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1 + 2 (PS4, Xbox One, PC — September 4)

Reliving games from our childhoods is a new trend with video games, and the next one is a collection many are excited for. Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1 + 2 will contain remakes of the two original games from the PS1 era, in one complete package. Somehow, Activision managed to secure most of the songs from the beloved games, as well as a full roster of skaters for us to enjoy. Don’t forget to pre-order to gain access to the nostalgic Warehouse Demo — available on August 14th.

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Soundscape 010: Blotchy (South Africa)

MusicMap’s ‘Soundscape’ series is the easiest way to keep up with local music scenes and global trends. Every few weeks we visit a different country and serve up a mix of the finest sounds from that area.

Our tenth episode takes us to South Africa, home of some of the world’s most ground-breaking music right now. Our guide is the Barcelona-based Blotchy, who after leaving his hometown of London spent a decade living in Cape Town, where he co-founded the Cold Turkey night and set up the label Bombaada (described as “Cape Town’s Nonchalant Bass Music Label” on SoundCloud).

“The music coming out of SA right now is literally as diverse as their culture is”, Blotchy explains. “That might seem obvious, but it’s never really been the case. There’s definitely a long history of music in South Africa, but in terms of electronic music, for a long time the only genres that gained any real interest locally were Deep House, Kwaito and believe it or not, PsyTrance. This has definitely started changing in recent years and people are starting to take note, with the rise of interest in Gqom and other strictly South African sounds internationally.

“I wanted to showcase some of the more well known artists and sounds with lesser-known acts who are taking original South African rhythms and flipping them in a nu-skool kind of way.”

Soundscape 010: Blotchy (South Africa) – Full Tracklist:

BIG FKN GUN – Everything Batuk – Gira (Rudeboyz Gqom Remix) Jumping Back Slash – Red Machines Stiff Pap – Dlala Buli – Gravity (Leeu_s Anti-Gravity Remix) Dunn Kidda – Cut Dwson – More of You Dwson – Tears Culoe De Song – Zimele FYNN – Indoda Terrasoul – Storm in a Teacup (DJ Fosta Remix) Black Coffee – Inkodlo Kamashimane Soulfaktor – Woman Zaki Ibrahim – Focus (prod. by Maramza) Blanka Mazimela ft. Danny Ndaye – Sepela Culoe De Song – Sacrifice DJ Lag – Khonkolo (Okzharp Remix) Sainty Baby – Usenzani Cruel Boyz – Cruel Dance (Remake) DJ Lag – 16th Step FORGOTTEN SOULs – Blow my mind Spoek Mathambo – Sifun’Imali Yethu (ft Jumping Backslash) SurrealSessions – Let It Bheng Jumping Back Slash – Driving With The Lights Off Mafia Boyz – Bhengi yoKhalipha OKZharp & Samrai Woza Uzova ft. Ruffest Davve Beats – Yizo Representa (Foreva) M’tunez-i – iMali Dunn Kidda – 144 West Big Space – HOLY WAR Rose Bonica – No One Will Love You Like Your Parents Do Spoek Mathambo – No Congo No Cellphone KYMAC – Woo Way