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Elden Ring on Switch 2 is officially called Elden Ring: Tarnished Edition, and it comes with new weapons, armor, and horse armor (kinda)
By Jordan Gerblick last updated
News Elden Ring: Tarnished Edition is coming to Switch 2 this year

Elden Ring, Cyberpunk 2077, Hitman, and many more are coming to the Nintendo Switch 2, proving it's a much more powerful console than the original Switch
By Issy van der Velde published
news We never thought we'd see the day

"A lot of the joy is in the difficulty": After spending 400+ hours dying 15,000 times in a painful Elden Ring Shadow of the Erdtree run, streamer admits challenges have "ruined normal gaming" for him
By Catherine Lewis published
News "It's very hard to just play a normal playthrough now," Dan Gheesling says

After 423 hours and over 15,000 total deaths, Elden Ring player finally beats Shadow of the Erdtree without the upgrades FromSoftware urged everyone to use: "Never give up"
By Catherine Lewis published
News 3,469 of those deaths were to Promised Consort Radahn

The Elden Ring anime made entirely by fans of the RPG is almost here, and even Let Me Solo Her can't wait: "They're honestly cooking up something amazing"
By Anna Koselke published
News Coming this summer

Elden Ring and Dark Souls dataminer "overwhelmed" as community clubs together to cover "a looming $15,000 in medical expenses" in a single afternoon
By Catherine Lewis published
News Zullie the Witch says the community "smashed every expectation I had"

Elden Ring player becomes the first to beat every New Game+ difficulty back to back without getting hit, in an 8-playthrough run that somehow took under 12 hours
By Catherine Lewis published
News That's, on average, less than an hour and a half per hitless playthrough

Game of Thrones author George R.R. Martin says "there is some talk about making a movie out of Elden Ring" but admits there's a big novel-sized block in his way
By Fay Watson published
news He's not writing it off yet
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