The song will debut as part of the 5th anniversary celebrations on August 27.
Justin Bieber is premiering a new song in Garena Free Fire, as part of the game's fifth anniversary celebrations.
On August 27, Garena Players will be able to attend a virtual concert, where they can dance to the song with emotes, play minigames, and even perform on stage with Justin Bieber’s avatar -- though what exactly that means is unclear. In the press release, Justin Bieber himself commented, “This collaboration with Free Fire has allowed us to explore various dimensions in which we can integrate my music with games and I can’t wait for everyone to enjoy what we have worked hard on behind the scenes.” The statement implies that perhaps future collaborations or similar events are to come. This is the first in-game performance in Garena Free Fire.
Under the theme “Reunite the World,” the fifth anniversary promises fan favorite themed contests, rewards and giveaways, and more collaborations and events both within and outside the game. More details of what exactly the fifth anniversary event entails will come closer to the date.
Under the theme “Reunite the World,” the fifth anniversary promises fan favorite themed contests, rewards and giveaways, and more collaborations and events both within and outside the game. More details of what exactly the fifth anniversary event entails will come closer to the date.
Justin Bieber’s virtual performance in Free Fire is the latest is a series of collaborations between major music stars and live service games. Most famously Fortnite’s in-games concerts have showcased virtual performances of Ariana Grande, Travis Scott, and BTS. Roblox also collaborated with Lil Nas X and Twenty One Pilots. Free Fire’s collaboration is far from a new phenomenon, but it is a sign of the growing popularity of these kinds of crossovers.
The new game set in the Terminator franchise takes place between Judgment Day and the formation of the human resistance.
The Nacon Connect presentation ended with one more surprise, a teaser for an upcoming Terminator game. The brief teaser showed a menacing T-800 Terminator skeleton, with the logo for Nacon Studio Milan.
The unnamed Terminator game will be a post-apocalyptic survival game set between the events of Terminator 2 and the formation of John Connor's resistance movement. The game will feature its own original story that will draw inspiration from events in portrayed in the film franchise.
Agent 47 takes on a pirate island in this free update for Hitman 3.
Hitman 3 developer IO Interactive has revealed a first look at the game's latest map, Ambrose Island. A free download for Hitman 3 owners and the first new level since Hitman 3 launched, Ambrose Island will be available from July 26 and takes place on a remote tropical island that is swarming with pirates and opportunities to pull off some grimly ironic assassination. The map looks like a typical Hitman level, open-ended and full of possibility, something that was lacking from the game's final level and became a point of criticism from some of the Hitman fanbase.
Before the new location is made available, there'll be a range of other activities to take part in as part of Hitman 3's July roadmap. The Himmapan Hotel from 2016's Hitman is already available for a few days, Elusive Target sees the return of Vicente Murillo in The Revolutionary campaign from today, and a new round of new Elusive Target Arcade will begin on July 14. Complete that set of contracts and you'll unlock the Iridescent Katana for Agent 47's arsenal.
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