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EA’s long-running racing franchise is back with Need For Speed Heat, which puts you in the depths of tuner culture in a fictionalized version of Miami, Florida called Palm City. By the day, you’ll be participating in sanctioned, legal races, but by night, you’ll be watching out for the cops and taking things to the streets. In the gameplay video above, you can see the game in action through the Yoshikazu circuit race for a win in our old-school Mustang.

Car customization is at the heart of tuner culture and Need For Speed Heat alike, and an extensive, yet simplified, upgrade system lets you tinker with your ride in various ways. Gone are car classes as well, and as a result, there are fewer restrictions on what car you can use for races–now you can get more use out of that sweet Nissan Skyline that you tricked out with NOS, side skirts, turbo-chargers, and a ridiculous spoiler. It’s all part of the fun when you’re outrunning cops and going through Heat’s campaign.

Need For Speed Heat is out now on PC, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4, and you can try it out for 10 hours if you have EA Access or Origin Access. You can read our initial preview of Need For Speed Heat, but be sure to check back for our full review of the game.

A new trailer for the upcoming animated Scooby-Doo movie Scoob! has been released, hinting at a film that covers a long period of time and sends Shaggy and Scooby on an intergalactic adventure.

The trailer flashes all the way back to Scooby and Shaggy’s first meeting, showing how Scooby-Doo got his name, as well as the first meeting between Shaggy and the rest of Mystery Incorporated. It also features ghosts, robots, and aliens–it’s not yet clear whether it will end with them pulling off a bad guy’s mask, or if there are actual extraterrestrials involved.

The voice actors who have traditionally voiced the characters have been replaced with Hollywood celebrities, with the exception of Frank Welker, who has played Scooby-Doo since 2002’s A Scooby-Doo! Christmas and will reprise the role here. Shaggy is now played by Will Forte, Fred by Zac Efron, Daphne by Amanda Seyfried, and Velma by Gina Rodriguez. The film also stars Mark Wahlberg, Ken Jeong, and Tracy Morgan.

Scoob! is due to release on May 15, 2020. It is the big-screen debut of director Tony Cervone, who previously directed Scooby-Doo! And Kiss: Rock and Roll Mystery, Tom and Jerry: Spy Quest, and The Flintstones & WWE: Stone Age Smackdown. The screenplay is written by Kelly Fremon Craig (The Edge of Seventeen, which she also directed) and Matt Lieberman (Playing With Fire, The Addams Family 2019).

The next big streaming service, Disney+, is almost here. It includes movies and TV shows from Star Wars, Marvel, Pixar, Nat Geo, and of course, Disney. Now, you can watch every episode of Gargoyles in one sitting, you lucky duck. But how do you actually watch Disney+?

As for how to watch Disney+, as of this writing, there is no official guide from Disney nor confirmation of what devices you can watch it on. According to the official site, “Disney+ will be accessible on a wide variety of devices, including PC, mobile phones and tablets, and a wide range of connected TV devices.”

However, there are a few places, such as Forbes and What’s On Disney Plus, reporting how to watch the streaming service. It’s the typical batch of apps and devices you already use for other services like Netflix, Hulu, and others.

How To Stream Disney+ (Apps And Platforms)

• iOS devices (iPhone, iPad)
• Android (Phones and Android TVs)
• Web browsers
• Apple TV
• Fire TV
• Roku
• Chromecast
• Xbox One
• PlayStation 4
• Samsung and LG Smart TVs

We’ll keep you updated with any added devices or ways to watch Disney+ content. Keep in mind, that at this time, this is just for users in the US, Canada, and the Netherlands, as Disney+ launches in these countries first. Australia and New Zealand will be getting Disney+ on November 19, and the service will hit Europe in Spring 2020. Disney+ will cost $7 a month for the standalone service. However, you can bundle it with ESPN+ and the ad-supported version of Hulu for $13 a month. There are also discounts if you sign up for an annual subscription, essentially getting two months for free.

Disney+ is available on November 12.

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I think it’s safe to say that almost everyone is subscribed to a streaming service at this point. And the most popular of them all is none other than Netflix–which has a massive release list for November 2019. This week, there are plenty of TV shows, movies, original programming, and comedy specials headed your way. Check out the full list below.

The biggest release of the week is Season 3 of the docuseries The Toys That Made Us, a show that explores the origins of your favorite toy lines from when you were a kid. This season, the show explores Power Rangers, wrestling toys, My Little Pony, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles–which is the best of the season and quite possibly the series. The Toys That Made Us arrives on Friday.

If you’re looking for something comedic, there’s a new comedy special arriving on Tuesday that may be up your alley. Jeff Garlin: Our Man In Chicago arrives that day, who you may know from HBO’s Curb Your Enthusiasm or the ABC sitcom The Goldbergs. This is Garlin’s 37th year of doing stand-up, and the comedian discusses his life as well as working in TV and more.

Below, you can find everything coming to Netflix this week. For more streaming info, check out everything coming to Hulu and Amazon Prime Video this November.

Coming to Netflix this week:

Sunday, November 10

• Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj: Volume 5

Monday, November 11

• A Single Man
• Chief of Staff: Season 2

Tuesday, November 12

• Harvey Girls Forever!: Season 3
• Jeff Garlin: Our Man In Chicago

Wednesday, November 13

• Maradona in Mexico

Thursday, November 14

• The Stranded

Friday, November 15

• Avlu: Part 2
• The Club
• Earthquake Bird
• GO!: The Unforgettable Part
• House Arrest
• I’m with the Band: Nasty Cherry
• Klaus
• Llama Llama: Season 2
• The Toys That Made Us: Season 3

Saturday, November 16

• Suffragette

Google Stadia is launching in just over a week, and the company has been quiet on which games will be available right out of the box when the first customers get to log in on November 19. Now it has broken that silence, outlining the full launch lineup as well as another batch of games to come online throughout the rest of the year.

In the announcement, Google says it will start with 12 “carefully chosen” games, with an additional 14 more coming by the end of the year. The launch lineup does notably include two fighting games, Mortal Kombat 11 and Samurai Shodown, along with the rhythm games Thumper and Just Dance 2020. Those all seem aimed at addressing latency concerns right out of the gate.

They join other big console releases like Assassin’s Creed Odyssey, the rebooted Tomb Raider series, and Red Dead Redemption 2. The lineup also includes Destiny 2, which is included with a Stadia Pro subscription. Given that Stadia Pro is part of the Founder’s Edition, and those will be the only people playing on day one, that means everyone playing will get it.

Check out the full listing of both launch day games and others coming throughout the rest of the year.

Google Stadia Launch Lineup

• Assassin’s Creed Odyssey
• Destiny 2
• Gylt
• Just Dance 2020
• Kine
• Mortal Kombat 11
• Red Dead Redemption 2
• Thumper
• Tomb Raider
• Rise of the Tomb Raider
• Shadow of the Tomb Raider
• Samurai Shodown

Google Stadia 2019 Lineup

• Attack on Titan 2: Final Battle
• Borderlands 3
• Darksiders Genesis
• Dragonball Xenoverse 2
• Farming Simulator 19
• Final Fantasy XV
• Football Manager 2020
• Ghost Recon Breakpoint
• Grid
• Metro Exodus
• NBA 2K20
• Rage 2
• Trials Rising
• Wolfenstein Youngblood

It’s likely that most of what you’ve seen of Death Stranding revolves around traversing vast plains or hiking across mountains while balancing a backpack full of packages; basically getting from one place to another in one piece. At its core, much of the gameplay tasks you with making deliveries and overcoming the challenges presented by the terrain. As Sam Porter Bridges you try to piece together what’s left of America. However, there is traditional combat in parts.

Not only do BTs pose a great threat that’ll have you stressing when sneaking about, but you’ll have to get your hands dirty in combat. And in the video above, we show you an S-rank run of a long and intense boss fight on Hard difficulty.

Later in the game, you take on the terrifying Combat Veteran in what appears to be the trenches of a World War I battlefield. You must use cover and the equipment found around you, and a few guns take him down and the deathly soldiers conjured up during the fight. Be warned, this video may contain spoilers.

Death Stranding is out now on PlayStation 4 with a PC version coming in 2020. Be sure to read our Death Stranding review for our full thoughts on the game.

Nintendo Switch Joy-Cons (Gray or Neon Red/Blue) | $60

Nintendo’s pricey Joy-Con controllers will be down to $60 on Black Friday at Best Buy, Amazon, and Target, which is a nice savings of $20. It appears that only the original gray or neon red and blue Joy-Cons will be eligible for this awesome deal. Nevertheless, if you’re gifting a Switch this holiday or want to have some multiplayer fun at your holiday party, you shouldn’t pass up this deal.