After More Than 10 Years, Far Cry 4 Just Got A Major Update On PS5

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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!

Salvable

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As a passionate film enthusiast, I find myself deeply moved by the captivating narrative of a film featuring Toby Kebbell portraying Sal, an aging boxer grappling with the desire to improve himself for his sake and that of his estranged teenage daughter, whom he can only visit following a divorce. In this bleak existence, he finds solace in his job at a nursing home, where he forms profound connections with the residents, and in his boxing training, which serves as an outlet for his pent-up emotions. However, when Sal’s longtime friend Vince, played by Shia LaBeouf, emerges from prison, Sal is confronted with tougher decisions and clings to the hope that this new development might offer a pathway out of his current predicament.

Shocking Twist Revealed: Who Really Killed Robert Dunnigan in Yellowstone City?

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In “Yellowstone City’s Murder Mystery,” the impressive ensemble of actors manages to sustain the film despite some foreseeable plot twists common in the murder mystery genre. As the story progresses, additional murders take place, and various characters strive to uncover the truth about these crimes. By the end of the movie, both the killer and their motivations are exposed, but unexpected events cause Yellowstone City to undergo a permanent transformation.

‘Paddington in Peru’ and ‘Bridget Jones’ Boost Canal+ as Media Giant Reports Solid Q1 Growth

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Movies like “Paddington Goes to Peru,” “Bridget Jones: Back in Form” and “We Live Now” significantly boosted earnings, driving the company’s Content Production, Distribution and Other division to a 8.2% revenue jump, totaling approximately $180 million.

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Films such as “Paddington’s Peruvian Adventure,” “Bridget Jones: Renewed by Love” and “We Exist Simultaneously” significantly fueled profits, propelling the company’s Content Production, Distribution and Miscellaneous segment to an 8.2% revenue rise, amounting to around $180 million.

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Successful movies such as “Paddington in Peru,” “Bridget Jones: Crazy for the Boy” and “We Coexist in Time” played a major role in increasing earnings, pushing the company’s Content Production, Distribution and Other sector to an 8.2% revenue boost, resulting in approximately $180 million.

‘Weapons’ Trailer: Josh Brolin Searches for Missing Students in ‘Barbarian’ Director’s Creepy New Horror

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In the second film by director Gregger, Brolin joins forces with Julia Garner and Alden Ehrenreich. The ensemble also features Benedict Wong, Austin Abrams, Amy Madigan, Cary Christopher, and June Diane Raphael. The story revolves around the mysterious vanishing of a group of schoolchildren in the dead of night within a small Florida town.

Brolin collaborates with Julia Garner and Alden Ehrenreich in Gregger’s sophomore film project. Additionally, the cast includes Benedict Wong, Austin Abrams, Amy Madigan, Cary Christopher, and June Diane Raphael. The plot unfolds as a group of schoolchildren goes missing during the night in a quiet Florida community.

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Brolin teams up with Julia Garner and Alden Ehrenreich for director Gregger’s second film, alongside other talents like Benedict Wong, Austin Abrams, Amy Madigan, Cary Christopher, and June Diane Raphael. The story focuses on the disappearance of a group of schoolchildren in a small Florida town at night.

A Speedrunner Already Rolled Credits On Breath Of The Wild Switch 2 Version Within Seven Minutes

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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.

Valorant Outcry: Should We Remove Neon from the Game?

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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.