Rainbow Six: Siege tribute to GRAY for its anniversary through a free skin and key ring. Nomada Studio recently won a Game Awards.
Rainbow Six: Siege offers its particular tribute to GRIS for its first anniversary in the market. Who took the cat to the water during the gala of The Game Awards for "best game for impact", now appears in the game of Ubisoft as free content.
Until tomorrow day 15, all users who enter the game will automatically receive a skin and weapon keychain. However, the skin will be tied only to the submachine gun Scorpion Evo, the weapon par excellence of Ela, the Polish defensive operator. This has been confirmed by the official account of the game on Twitter:
Happy anniversary to our friends over at @nomadastudiobcn!
To celebrate, we’re giving the GRIS® weapon skin and charm to all our players who log in between now and Sunday, December 15th.Also congratulations on winning the #GameAwards Games For Impact award! pic.twitter.com/3TTxXcOfpl
– Rainbow Six Siege (@ Rainbow6Game) December 13, 2019
“Happy anniversary to our friends of Nomada Studio! To celebrate, we are offering a GRAY skin and medal to all the players that connect between today and Sunday, December 15. Congratulations on winning the ‘best game for impact’ award in the Game Awards! ”
Remember that Rainbow Six: Siege is available on Xbox One, PS4 and PC.
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, best game of 2019
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is the Game of the Year at The Game Awards 2019. After more than three hours, the gala led by Geoff Keighley has left the latest From Software as the best video game of 2019. The vote, which is due To the vote of dozens of international media, he has decided that this is the one chosen from among the six candidates.
Because the candidates were many: Control, from Remedy Entertainment; Death Stranding, by Kojima Productions; Resident Evil 2, from Capcom; Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, from Nintendo; Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, from FromSoftware; and The Outer Worlds, by Obsidian Entertainment. The winner has been, however, the title of Hidetaka Miyazaki, who recognizes a career marked by his personal and unique imprint throughout the decade.
Source | Twitter
