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The Sun
a day ago
- Business
- The Sun
Xbox owners handed free games worth £200 to play in event including latest Call of Duty game & Football Manager 2024
XBOX owners are being handed access to free games worth £200 as part of a special weekend event. Gamers using the Microsoft platform will be able to get their hands on a slew of games during the event this weekend. 4 The games will be free to access and play for Xbox owners between May 29 and June 1 as part of the Free Play Days event. It will include access to the latest Call of Duty and Football Manager 2024 as well as several other top rated titles. An Xbox game pass membership will be required to get access to most of the titles. Both the latest Call of Duty and Tom Clancy's The Division 2 will be available until June 3. Football Manager 2024, Killer Klowns From outer Space: The Game and ARK: Survival Ascended will all be available until June 1. Gamers can get access to the titles by hunting them down in the Xbox store. Installing them onto your device will require you to be signed in, from their you can install the titles with your Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, Standard and Core membership. Downloading the titles on console will require gamers to click on the subscriptions tab in the Xbox Store and navigating to the Free Play Days collection. Each of the titles available during the Free Play Days event will be available at a discounted price during the event. To keep the fun going gamers can purchase the titles at discounted rates and keep their achievements and Gamerscore earned during the free play event. Xbox has warned though that discounts, percentages and title availability may vary by region. Both the Xbox One and Xbox Series XS will have access to the Free Play Days event. 4 4 ARK: Survival Ascended, Football Manager 2024 and Killer Klowns from Outer Space are available this weekend for Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, Standard and Core members These titles will be available from Thursday May 29 until Sunday, June 1. Call of Duty Black Ops 6 is free for all Xbox members to try from May 30 until June 3 Xbox Game Pass Game Pass Ultimate, Standard and Core membership not required for this title. Tom Clancy's The Division 2 is free for all Xbox members to try from May 29 until June 3 Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, Standard and Core membership not required for this title either. All points that are earned and downloadable content (DLC) that you bought during the event carries over if you buy the full game at the end of the free period.
BBC News
2 days ago
- Business
- BBC News
Lennon signs two-year deal to stay at Dunfermline
Former Celtic boss Neil Lennon has agreed a deal to continue as manager of Dunfermline Athletic for the next two was brought into the Pars in March with Dunfermline struggling to maintain their place in the Scottish after guiding the club to safety he has now accepted the offer of a two-year contract with the aim of leading the Fife club back into the top flight of Scottish football."This is an important moment for Dunfermline Athletic," said Dunfermline chief executive David Cook. "Confirming the appointment of Neil is a clear statement of our intent to build something meaningful and competitive."His leadership during the latter part of last season was outstanding, and he brings a wealth of experience, professionalism and presence that has already made a significant impact around the club."
The Verge
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Verge
Posted May 29, 2025 at 1:03 PM EDT 0 Comments
Free Zombies. Xbox Free Play Days weekend runs from today through Sunday, June 1st, with access to Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 (MP and Zombies only), no Game Pass membership required. For those with access to at least Game Pass Core, you can also play RK: Survival Ascended, Football Manager 2024, and Killer Klowns from Outer Space: The Game. Meanwhile, The Division 2 is also available with no paid membership through June 3rd.
BBC News
4 days ago
- Business
- BBC News
Halifax boss Millington steps down
Halifax boss Chris Millington has stepped down after three 49-year-old had been in charge of the National League side since May 2022 when he changed roles from assistant manager after Pete Wild left for twice led the Shaymen to top seven finishes and guided them to FA Trophy victory in 2023."I am devastated that I will not be the man to lead Halifax Town back to the EFL but I believe the time is right for a change of manager," he told the club website., external"The club needs a manager to come and build on the solid foundation and positive reputation that has been built over the last six years."The club will always hold a special place in my heart and I wish everyone connected all the best."
BBC News
5 days ago
- Sport
- BBC News
Kettlewell's managerial career so far
Stuart Kettlewell is a familiar face to Kilmarnock fans. He's been an opposition player, in the away dugout at Rugby Park and done his fair share of punditry, he hung up his boots 2016, Kettlewell returned to Ross County, where he spent five years as a started out in the County youth set-up, then became co-manager of the first team with Steve Ferguson in 2018, before taking the job on a solo basis in the summer of time in Dingwall came to an end in mid-December of the same year when he was "relieved of his duties", after a run of 10 league games without a win - eight of which were then took up a role in the Motherwell academy in late 2022, before stepping in as caretaker manager in February 2023 following the sacking of then-boss Steven Hammell, before being appointed on a permanent guided the side to safety from relegation in his first three months in charge, collecting 30 points out of a possible 42 as they came close to secure a top-six finish.A 10-game unbeaten run last season was their longest since 2010 as they again narrowly missed out on the top six, while they reached the Premier Sports Cup semi-finals in the season just gone resigned in January citing personal abuse he and his family received as a reason for his had a 41.3% win percentage for his 92 games in charge of the Fir Park club, which was the highest of Motherwell's seven managers since Stuart McCall left in no accepted the Kilmarnock job on a two-year year deal, with Stevie Frail, Chris Burke and Craig Clark making up his coaching staff.
