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BREATHE! Convention Expands Event Experience with Date and Location Change to September 2023 at World Market Center Las Vegas

For Immediate Release April 20, 2023 LAS VEGAS, NV - BREATHE! Convention, the premier event for emerging technology and digital transformation, has announced a date and location change for its upcoming convention. Originally scheduled for May 3-5, 2023, at the Las Vegas Convention Center, the event now takes place from September 13-15, 2023 at The Expo at World Market Center Las Vegas. This change embodies the ongoing commitment of BREATHE! to connect ever-expanding possibilities and provide additional unique and custom sponsorship opportunities and empower attendees and participants to embrace the

Hive Establishes Hive Village at BREATHE! Convention to Cover Cost of Exhibiting for Multiple Hive Projects

For Immediate Release March 13, 2023 LAS VEGAS, NV - BREATHE! Convention has announced today that its “Center of the Universe Mainstage” sponsor Hive has established the Hive Village as part of its commitment to the projects involved in the Hive blockchain ecosystem. Hive secured this Village by leveraging community funding to purchase individual exhibit spaces at BREATHE!, which allowed the ecosystem to give multiple projects exhibiting space directly on the Web3 convention’s show floor at the Las Vegas Convention Center. “At the heart of Web3 is the ability for

How to do Haunted Sectors in Destiny 2’s Festival of the Lost

Haunted Sectors are the flagship of Destiny 2‘s 2021 Festival of the Lost. This fast-paced activity gives guardians a shot at other Festival of the Lost weapons at the end of each round and also offers a way to cleanse Spectral Pages into Manifested Pages on the Book of the Forgotten. Finishing the activity can yield the three Festival of the Lost weapons with random rolls. Jurassic Green, Horror Story, and Braytech Werewolf all can drop at the chest at the end of a Haunted Sector, but transforming Spectral Pages

What is the Ascendant Challenge this week in Destiny 2?

Ascendant Challenges are one of the several moving parts involving the Dreaming City’s intricate Curse, which envelops the area in a three-week time loop. The curse ranges from weak to strong to strongest, and each cycle brings players a ton of treasure to hunt for—if they’re brave enough to dive into the Ascendant Plane in search of riches, that is. Destiny 2 has a total of six Ascendant Challenges, which rotate every week. They’re a surefire source of Dreaming City gear, including reissued versions of Waking Vigil, Tigerspite, and Twilight

How to get Ager’s Scepter and its Catalyst in Destiny 2

Destiny 2‘s Season of the Lost brought with it Ager’s Scepter, a Stasis Exotic locked behind two different (but complementary) quests. Getting Ager’s Scepter requires some digging around in the Dreaming City and a fair share of patience, with Bungie sending players in steps that can feel out of place. Here’s how to get Ager’s Scepter and its catalyst. Tracing the Stars The first part of the hunt for Ager’s Scepter begins with the weekly quest, Tracing the Stars. For the first three weeks of the season, Bungie sent players

How to complete Shattered Realm: Ruins of Wrath in Destiny 2

Destiny 2‘s Shattered Realm sent players into warped versions of the EDZ and the Tangled Shore, and now it’s time for guardians to meet the Ascendant Plane version of the Dreadnought, complete with a horde of Hive to match in Shattered Realm: Ruins of Wrath. Ruins of Wrath is simpler than both Forest of Echoes and Debris of Dreams. Like the other two Shattered Realm activities, guardians must activate beacons around the field to activate the Ley Lines, and the final beacon will trigger a boss fight. Here’s how to

Aliens: Fireteam Elite Alien Types Explained

Top GamesAliens: Fireteam Elite invites players to "survive the hive" against over 20 enemy types, including 11 different alien Xenomorphs. / Photo courtesy of Cold Iron StudiosThe Aliens: Fireteam Elite alien types are as deadly as they are terrifying to look at.Here's a breakdown of the 11 different alien Xenomorphs in the third-person, three-player PvE co-op survival shooter, Aliens: Fireteam Elite.They’re already here! Gear up and join your Fireteam! Aliens: Fireteam Elite is now available for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X, Xbox One and Steam. #SurviveTheHive : https://t.co/GhWXc0vDl0

Destiny 2: The Witch Queen expansion set to launch Feb. 22, 2022

Today is set to be a huge announcement for Destiny fans regarding its next major expansion, but the PlayStation store has accidentally let slip the details early. The listing, first spotted by TrueTrophies, revealed that Destiny 2: The Witch Queen will launch on Feb. 22, 2022, and with it will come new campaign content, locations, and a new weapon type. The listing means that we now know quite a bit about what will be included in the DLC, both content-wise and the bonuses for each edition of the game. As

Bungie just revealed Destiny 2’s long-anticipated villain, Savathûn, in a Twitter video teaser

After nearly six years of build-up, Destiny 2’s Savathûn, the Witch Queen, has finally shown herself—on Twitter, of all places. One day ahead of Bungie’s highly anticipated showcase event, the developer has released a short teaser video that reveals Savathûn for the first time. And she looks and sounds absolutely incredible, at least from behind. The video thankfully doesn’t reveal much else. It shows Savathûn wading into some murky water with Hive corpses floating within. She looks to be in a completely new location that has yet to be seen

Bungie to host Destiny 2: The Witch Queen showcase on Aug. 24

The future of Destiny 2 will be revealed in a showcase for its upcoming expansion, The Witch Queen, on Aug. 24. Bungie announced the showcase with a simple tweet today that only says “survive the truth,” in an image bearing the visage of Savathûn, The Witch Queen herself. Originally scheduled to launch sometime this fall, The Witch Queen expansion was delayed into early 2022 due to COVID-related production issues. Bungie had spent over a year working from home while supporting Destiny 2 as a live service game. Savathûn, the Hive