Last year, both Wuthering Waves and Infinity Nikki debuted on various platforms. Although they appeared on the Epic Games Store, this wasn’t a full native release; instead, it functioned more like an extra launcher.
This year, the world of Peaky Blinders will broaden as Netflix prepares to release the sequel film titled “The Immortal Man,” and there’s also talk about another season of the television series being developed.
As a dedicated fan, I’m thrilled about the recent news that Far Cry 4 on PS5 is now unlocked from its previous 30fps cap, thanks to some graphical enhancements (as shared on Reddit). This latest move by Ubisoft aligns with their recent pattern of revisiting older games. Just this week, Splinter Cell: Blacklist received an update for Steam achievements, and not too long ago, Assassin’s Creed Syndicate got a 60fps patch on Xbox Series X|S and PS5. It’s exciting to see these classic titles getting a fresh lease of life!
The Nintendo Switch 2 Exhibition took place simultaneously in Dallas, Texas, USA, and Tokyo, Japan on the weekend of April 26th-27th, 2025. At the Japanese event, a skilled player participated in the playtesting sessions to try out one of the demo games, which was the Switch 2 adaptation of Breath of the Wild. This player then shared their gameplay footage on their YouTube channel, attracting thousands of views as they completed the game remarkably quickly.
Transitioning from Iron to Silver might not appear significant next to the grandeur of Diamond, but it’s during this phase that strong foundations are laid. As Zoxiass observes, players in Iron and Silver tend to play conservatively, preferring to avoid confrontations like gunfights and duels. However, there’s a silver lining! Based on the recommendations provided, improving your gameplay time is crucial—Zoxiass’s friend managed to reach Silver 2 across two Acts with an appalling win rate, thanks to an impressive 139 hours of playtime. This underscores the leniency of lower ranks.
Cosplay has grown to be an essential aspect of gaming culture, where many players opt to embody their beloved characters. The collection of agents in Valorant presents numerous options, each distinct with unique characteristics. Among these, Clove stands out as a favorite among fans not only because of the character’s intriguing background but also due to their striking appearance. Saaaabb’s portrayal of Clove resonated deeply with fellow gamers, as it accurately embodied the essence of the character by skillfully combining style and personality through exceptional makeup artistry. This work not only highlights the artist’s talent; it forges a connection between digital characters and the real-world community, uniting fans in shared admiration and appreciation.
In the post by user urageniusurlyr, there’s an evident anger spilling out over Neon’s skills, suggesting she’s more fitting for a game like Call of Duty instead of a tactical shooter such as Valorant. They express their frustration saying, “Another Neon with stimulants and slide-cancelling, precision with the shotgun, and I’m done,” indicating that they find her fast movements and aggressive play style overwhelming. Many users share this sentiment, feeling taken aback by Neon’s speed and aggressive gameplay. They argue that a character who can charge in, armed with a shotgun, and rack up kills before opponents even perceive they’ve been caught off guard leads to an unbalanced gaming experience. Comments like those from AzureApplez, who humorously remarks about a “Japanese soldier still fighting 20 years after WWII,” illustrate how some players view Neon’s abilities as a disconcerting and intrusive element.
The following narrative may reveal significant plot points from The Last of Us Season 2 up until Episode 3. If you haven’t watched that far, it’s best to halt reading now.
In an exhilarating showcase such as this within the realm of simulated racing, genuine sportsmanship shines – drivers battling for dominance while maintaining a courteous distance. The collective response mirrored disbelief, with user First_Turn_Failure expressing, “Wow, that’s the cleanest racing I think I’ve ever seen on this platform or anywhere!” It seemed less like a heated battle and more like a gracefully coordinated dance of speed and foresight. Despite the closest encounters, where any collision could lead to disaster, these drivers prioritized camaraderie, demonstrating that respect is crucial, even in the digital racing world. The admiration from the audience underscores how simulated racing can embody the finest aspects of human competition.
