Arknights: Endfield gets two new trailers ahead of launch, pre-registrations top 35 million

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The trailers for Arknights: Endfield showcase the game’s story and environments, introducing both the player character (known as the Endministrator) and the playable characters (Operators) available at launch. Key characters featured include Pogranichnik, Ember, Ardelia, Gilberta, Yvonne, Chen Qianyu, Wulfgard, Rossi, Da Pan, Tangtang, Lifeng, Mi Fu, Zhuang Fangyi, Laevatain, and Perlica. The game is set on Talos-II, a new planet separate from the original Arknights world. Players awaken as the Endministrator to lead Endfield Industries, building infrastructure to protect the planet’s settlements from danger. They’ll do this using the Automated Industrial Complex, which can quickly deploy buildings and factories from the orbiting spaceship, OMV Dijiang.

Sui Mainnet Back Online: The Silent Bug That Almost Drove Us Mad

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On January 15, the Sui Network-layer 1, as you might imagine-found itself in distress, not a catastrophe but a stubborn misstep in the arithmetic of nodes. The issue was an internal consensus error that halted the chain for about six hours before releasing its grip as one releases a held breath. The official report notes that the fix arrived with validator blessing, binding the patch to a shared resolve. The shutdown arose from a rare logic fault that caused validators to reach different verdicts-the sort of quarrel among the digits that would make a chorus sound like a tavern after dusk.

Arc Raiders players convinced the biggest enemies yet are closing in on them

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I’ve been playing Arc Raiders, and there are so many robots trying to get you – little drones called Wasps, huge Matriarchs, even The Queen! But since the game came out, there’s been this massive Arc just hanging out in the distance, and it’s seriously intimidating. It feels like something big is coming.

Demon Soul Simulator codes (January 2026)

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Codes in Demon Soul Simulator give you free items like crystals, chests, and pets, which can help you level up faster or make the game more enjoyable. Here’s a list of the newest codes and instructions on how to use them to claim your rewards.

New Legend Of Zelda Lego Set Recreates One of Ocarina of Time’s Most Memorable Scenes

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LEGO previously created a Legend of Zelda set, The Great Deku Tree, which was popular with fans. It’s currently available for pre-order from the LEGO Store for $300. This set lets you build the Deku Tree in a style inspired by both Breath of the Wild and Ocarina of Time. Once built, the Deku Tree features moving parts – you can control its face with a lever, and its mouth opens to reveal a Skulltula figure inside.