The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild vinyl box set announced for June 2026 release

The soundtrack for The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is getting a vinyl release! You can choose between a larger 8LP box set featuring 130 tracks, or a 2LP set with 34 tracks. Both standard black and limited edition colored vinyl versions will be available. Pre-orders are open now. The 8LP box set costs $180, while the 2LP version is $40 from Laced Records, or $194.99 and $49.99 respectively from the My Nintendo Store. You can see pictures of the different vinyl variants in the gallery below.

25+ Battlefield 6 Tips to Win Your Next Match

To consistently win in Battlefield 6, it’s important to learn how the different classes work. Choosing a class isn’t just about appearance; the system is built around teamwork and strategy. Each class has unique abilities and equipment, and understanding how they complement each other is crucial for your squad to succeed. It’s like a large-scale version of rock-paper-scissors, where each role has a specific strength and weakness.

Smart Comment Moderation for Healthy Communities

Online gaming communities rely on moderators – the often-overlooked people who keep things running smoothly. Whether you’re discussing game strategies or reacting to new announcements, good moderation is essential. Essentially, comment moderation means reviewing what users post to make sure it follows the community’s rules. It’s not about silencing people, but about fostering a positive environment where conversations can flourish without being disrupted by unwanted content like spam or hateful comments. This work prevents communities from becoming toxic and allows for real connections and fun experiences, like the inside jokes and memes that develop around games like Honkai: Star Rail. A thriving community is an active one, and effective moderation is what makes it possible.

DCU fans shut down Batman villain theory after Clayface Easter eggs

The upcoming movie, set within the DC Universe, centers on Matt Hagen (played by Tom Rhys-Harries), a young actor who receives an experimental treatment after a brutal attack leaves him disfigured. The story draws inspiration from the origins of the Clayface character from Batman: The Animated Series, and is being developed by Mike Flanagan, the creator of The Haunting of Hill House.