Each new Battlefield game generates a lot of excitement, but the hype surrounding its Battle Royale mode is particularly strong. When a popular streamer like ZLANER – a well-known Warzone player – shares his thoughts, people take notice. He’s really enthusiastic about Battlefield’s potential to significantly change the Battle Royale landscape, and many other gamers feel the same way. Let’s explore what’s causing all the optimism.
When you really consider it, it’s amazing how often games automatically make us the hero. While some games let you choose between good and evil, very few are willing to let you play as a genuinely villainous character.
Today, XRP lingered near $2.53, a modest sum for a coin with delusions of grandeur. Yet, whispers of whale hoarding and the holy grail of ETF approval had the market dreaming of $3.50 and beyond. “Resistance?” one investor scoffed. “More like a suggestion.”
Dispatch is generally funny, but some choices have serious repercussions. The decision between Sonar and Coupe is a prime example. Players don’t know what will happen later because new episodes haven’t come out yet, so it’s hard to say which choice is best. Still, it’s a difficult decision – we like both characters! Ultimately, one of them must be cut, but who should it be?
The game just got its first big update, but it mostly included cosmetic changes rather than significant improvements.
Let’s face it: you’ve been playing Call of Duty for a long time and are starting to feel tired of it. The fast-paced action, constant need to improve your gear, and skills you’ve developed over countless hours just aren’t as enjoyable as they used to be. You’ve probably heard about Battlefield – huge 128-player battles, buildings falling apart, and massive vehicle combat. While it sounds exciting, switching games feels like a big change.
The season kicked off with a thrilling first episode, packed with frightening jump scares, nods to DC Comics, and a shocking cliffhanger. The story is set 27 years before the events of the first IT film directed by Andy Muschietti, and focuses on when Pennywise (played by Bill Skarsgard) began terrorizing children in the town of Derry.
2025 proved to be a great year for horror movies. “Sinners” kicked off the summer with some serious scares, followed by big hits like “28 Years Later” and “Weapons.” Most recently, “The Conjuring: Last Rites” has earned close to half a billion dollars around the world.
Many internet slang terms have become common in everyday conversation. Some of the most recent examples, like ‘rizz,’ ‘skibidi,’ ‘brainrot,’ and ‘ratioed,’ originated on platforms like TikTok and Twitch.
The upcoming film, Resident Evil Requiem, follows Grace Ashcroft as she arrives in Raccoon City, the place where her mother was killed eight years prior. While specific plot details are still secret, knowing the history of Raccoon City will likely be helpful for understanding the story.