Game 337: December 4, 2020the Initials Game

The last month of 2020 is upon us and although it's filled with lots of interesting releases in the indie segment, there's only one game that everyone will probably want to play: Cyberpunk 2077. After a couple of delays, CD Projekt RED has set the new release date for its upcoming RPG to December 10. Still, we have quite a few other games coming out until then, so if you're not exclusively waiting for Cyberpunk 2077, you might want to read further.

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Empire of Sin, the game developed by John Romero's studio, is launching on PC, PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch on December 1. Four other games are coming out on the first day of December: Project Wingman (PC), Worms Rumble (PC, PS4, PS5), Chronos: Before the Ashes (PC, PS4, Xbox One, Switch, Stadia), and Twin Mirror (PC, PS4, Xbox One).

Two days later, another interesting indie title, El Hijo – A Wild West Tale releases on PC and Google Stadia. Per Aspera is coming out on PC on the same day, alongside Phogs (PC, Xbox One, PS4, Switch, Stadia), Morbid: The Seven Acolytes (PC, PS4, Xbox One, Switch), Haven (PC, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S), and Ubisoft's Immortals Fenyx Rising (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch, Stadia).

The Definitive Edition of Dragon Quest 11 releases for PC, PS4, and Xbox One on December 4. If you've survived the first week of December, then you're in for a real treat. Call of the Sea launches on PC, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X on December 8, along with two other titles: Puyo Puyo Tetris 2 (PS4, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) and TemTem – Early Access (PS5).

Unto the End is coming out on PC, PS4, Xbox One, Switch, and Stadia on December 9, while Nintendo Switch owners will be able to play this on December 17.

As mentioned earlier, Cyberpunk 2077, the biggest launch of the year, releases on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and Stadia on December 10. For those who have no interest in playing Cyberpunk 2077 on launch day, Medal of Honor: Above and Beyond is coming to Oculus on December 11.

Also, Collection of Saga Final Fantasy Legend releases for Switch on December 15, followed by Airborne Kingdom (PC) on December 17, and Override 2: Super Mech League, which launches on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and Nintendo Switch on December 22.

Provo • The moment No. 8 BYU got wind of a possible opening to play No. 14 Coastal Carolina, the entire staff started prepping for the game even though No. 25 Liberty was still trying to keep its date with the Chanticleers.

BYU athletic director Tom Holmoe was initially happy for the opportunity the original matchup represented for fellow-independent Liberty, and was just as surprised by anyone else when BYU was able to take the Flames' place following a COVID-19 surge on the roster.

'When that [Liberty-Coastal Carolina] game was lined up, I thought it was awesome,' Holmoe said. 'And then we were blessed to step into that game. The football gods — LaVell [Edwards] was shaking things up upstairs. I don't know what to say.'

The Cougars had a Chanticleers-focused practice Wednesday, and once more on Thursday after Liberty officially canceled and BYU was able to lock in the game. Getting as much of a head start on Coastal was key considering the short turnaround, but also because of the importance of this game.

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The Cougars haven't played since the initial College Football Playoff rankings were released. The Selection Committee placed BYU much lower than other national rankings, initially placing the Cougars in the No. 14 spot and then moving them up to No. 13 earlier this week. The committee was open about their feelings about BYU — its belief that the Cougars had too weak of a schedule to warrant a higher ranking.

Well, with a Top-20 matchup featured on College GameDay, that will no longer be an excuse.

Being able to climb more than one spot in the CFP rankings gave Holmoe an increased urgency to get this game on the books.

'You want to be able to put yourself, your team in a position to do the best they can,' Holmoe said. 'I mean, we're in a good spot being ranked, but you just want to kind of give your kids every chance they got, every chance they can get.'

With BYU replacing Liberty as Coastal Carolina's opponent on Saturday.

This is just the 3rd regular season or conference championship game between 9-0 or better teams since 2000. pic.twitter.com/aSq5wUfZwC

The players hope that, with the way BYU was able to put this game together so quickly, college football fans will see that the Cougars don't duck out of possible games, as people thought about the missed Washington opportunity.

But at the end of the day, the players are only concerned with themselves.

'We said from the beginning that we've been wanting to play and, so, whatever people want to say, they can say,' offensive lineman James Empey said. 'We're just excited for this game really, and how it came together on such short notice. When they told the team, everybody was stoked and ready to go. So, we're just excited to have a game this week and what happened in the past doesn't matter no more.'

However, the implications of this game will have to be put aside once on the field. The Cougars will need to focus solely on the Chanticleers — a first-time opponent.

It does help that, through the pandemic-forced change of schedule, BYU has already seen two other Sun Belt opponents: Texas State and Troy. The Cougars beat both those opponents by a combined score of 100-21.

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Nonstop to SC ✈️ pic.twitter.com/tx6kJM2eTp

The Cougars haven't played since the initial College Football Playoff rankings were released. The Selection Committee placed BYU much lower than other national rankings, initially placing the Cougars in the No. 14 spot and then moving them up to No. 13 earlier this week. The committee was open about their feelings about BYU — its belief that the Cougars had too weak of a schedule to warrant a higher ranking.

Well, with a Top-20 matchup featured on College GameDay, that will no longer be an excuse.

Being able to climb more than one spot in the CFP rankings gave Holmoe an increased urgency to get this game on the books.

'You want to be able to put yourself, your team in a position to do the best they can,' Holmoe said. 'I mean, we're in a good spot being ranked, but you just want to kind of give your kids every chance they got, every chance they can get.'

With BYU replacing Liberty as Coastal Carolina's opponent on Saturday.

This is just the 3rd regular season or conference championship game between 9-0 or better teams since 2000. pic.twitter.com/aSq5wUfZwC

The players hope that, with the way BYU was able to put this game together so quickly, college football fans will see that the Cougars don't duck out of possible games, as people thought about the missed Washington opportunity.

But at the end of the day, the players are only concerned with themselves.

'We said from the beginning that we've been wanting to play and, so, whatever people want to say, they can say,' offensive lineman James Empey said. 'We're just excited for this game really, and how it came together on such short notice. When they told the team, everybody was stoked and ready to go. So, we're just excited to have a game this week and what happened in the past doesn't matter no more.'

However, the implications of this game will have to be put aside once on the field. The Cougars will need to focus solely on the Chanticleers — a first-time opponent.

It does help that, through the pandemic-forced change of schedule, BYU has already seen two other Sun Belt opponents: Texas State and Troy. The Cougars beat both those opponents by a combined score of 100-21.

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The Chanticleers beat Texas State 49-14 on Nov. 28 and will close out the regular season Dec. 12 against Troy.

Coastal coach Jamey Chadwell says he phoned staff members at the two Sun Belt teams that played #BYU (Texas State & Troy). Those teams lost by a combined 100-21 score.

One told him: 'Do you know what you're getting into?'

The other: 'Do the opposite of everything we did.'

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For now, the Cougars are focused on just getting a win. Then, what happens, happens.

'I think at the end of the day, we just got to go out there and play our game,' senior defensive back Troy Warner. 'We can't get too caught up in that kind of stuff because you never know, it could potentially throw us off our game. So if we just go out there and dominate on every level, I think that will take care of itself.'