I may not be the one who crafted the intricate shooter game Cyberpunk 2077 from CD Projekt Red, but I did applaud LAI Games as they built their “next-gen futuristic tactile shooter,” Turf Wars. The video below doesn’t offer much gameplay for Turf Wars, but it does highlight the gun controllers and shooting gallery. Furthermore, a sneak peek at Turf Wars unveiled that it has three different modes: story mode, co-op/versus mode, and sniper mode.
In a recent update, Ronnie 2K highlighted Brandon Williams of the Mavericks as one of the key players who’ve seen significant improvement. His rating went from 70 to 76. With more game time now open for the Mavericks, he’s seizing his chances and making the most of it. (Shared in a video on X, formerly Twitter)
The first post that sparked this lengthy discussion, written by user “fizzyknickers69,” asked if others were encountering problems with FIFA Ultimate Team. This query touched off a wave of agreement within the community as it swiftly became apparent that EA’s servers were experiencing a major failure, causing many players frustration when they found their game inoperable upon logging into their account. User “Ok_Boysenberry7176” expressed a shared sentiment with the succinct comment: “it’s down for me too.” This set off a series of raw responses expressing dissatisfaction about the current state of the game.
It’s clear that many fans have been expressing strong opinions online about the fact that Peter Crouch, a well-respected figure in football and a favorite in the FIFA franchise, hasn’t received a special card for March, despite numerous Evolution options available. Users like “thetheelite” are hoping for a unique Crouch card, while even “ioniums” has criticized the Evolutions, claiming they fall short due to Crouch’s impressive shooting skills. The FIFA community seems disappointed and vocal about this situation, as they passionately discuss whether EA Sports is meeting their expectations regarding Crouch’s abilities in the game. Players express frustration over what they perceive as an unfair treatment of one of football’s most beloved tall figures.
In the FIFA world, lots of players often find themselves drawn to legends like Bobby Charlton because of their storied past and proven performance on the virtual field. After all, who wouldn’t enjoy playing alongside a true icon? Yet, as ZealousidealHair9683 found out, focusing solely on popular players might cause you to overlook exceptional alternatives. User Germainspartan15 demonstrated this by raving about Camille Abily, claiming, “Camille Abily is an absolute game-changer for me at the CAM position.” They were puzzled as to why she isn’t often discussed in these circles more. While Abily’s playstyle might not receive the same level of acclaim as some of her counterparts, it’s no wonder that when skillfully handled, she could potentially swing a close match.
FIFA fans are mainly upset about the missed chances to incorporate iconic players, especially from leagues that have strong ties with the fanbase. A user named boswell02 expressed their discontent over the lack of players like Arturo Vidal, commenting, “It seems EA has overlooked Libertadores/Sudamericana cards for promotions.” This points to a broader issue where it appears EA is moving away from catering to fans’ emotional connections with players from these leagues. Nostalgia carries significant weight, and when it’s not acknowledged, fans can’t help but feel disappointed. The desire for these players to be recognized in promo cards they deserve continues to stir feelings of frustration within the community.
Pakistan’s all about that Bitcoin life… sort of. They’re exploring mining as a way to use up extra electricity. I mean, who needs a stable power grid when you can just mine some Bitcoin, right? 🙄 The Ministry of Energy is chatting with experts about industrial electricity tariffs, because, you know, specifics.
Described as a blend of Subnautica and Resident Evil, Dark Mass is a psychological horror game that strives to create an overwhelming sense of fear. If the thought of the ocean isn’t already chilling (as shown in Jaws), then Path Game’s upcoming oceanic horror promises to crank up the terror to maximum levels.
For two decades, Atomfall, a game development studio based in the UK, has been crafting exhilarating third-person shooter games with a grisly touch and setting them in France or Germany. Now, they’re heading back to their roots.
MSNBC’s upcoming spin-off news channel showcases a recital of the First Amendment, with commentators Rachel Maddow, Ari Melber, Jen Psaki, and Lawrence O’Donnell lending their voices. The First Amendment is a fundamental principle in the United States Constitution, ensuring freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petitioning the government. In light of mounting anxiety within some American circles about a potential Trump Administration overreach that could undermine these rights in the near future, MSNBC is emphasizing this key constitutional right.