Destiny 2: The Edge of Fate – Everything You Need to Know

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Set to debut on July 15th across Xbox, PlayStation, and PC platforms, the $40 expansion takes players to a fresh location with novel skills and rewards up for grabs. Yet, this release also brings about a series of updates and modifications to Destiny 2 as a comprehensive package. Here’s a rundown of 15 essential facts to consider before diving in.

10 Open World Games That Prove Bigger Isn’t Always Better

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Players prefer to uncover more of the expansive game world in The Witcher 3 not just for the sake of completing tasks, but by being offered intriguing stories, well-developed characters, and enticing upgrades as rewards. This open world is vast, yet it doesn’t feel tedious due to its wealth of distinctive locations and engaging side missions scattered throughout.

EA Sports College Football 26 Review – Homefield Advantage

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With College Football 26, this statement rings particularly true. There’s simply no match for the 136 intricately designed stadiums complete with their distinctive marching band fight songs. However, I’ve consistently preferred the style of NCAA over Madden, but what has tipped the balance this time is the inclusion of engaging immersive elements.

The Xbox Ally and Xbox Ally X prices may have leaked — and if true, it’s not as bad as I thought

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The Xbox Ally series runs on Z2 APUs, featuring the top-tier Z2 Extreme in its premium model. These devices will offer a customized version of Windows 11, including pioneering boot-to-full-screen-app functionality. The latest Xbox app is designed to manage multi-tasking and other system features with an interface optimized for controller use. This handheld is anticipated to be the most powerful gaming device available, which may come with a high price tag.

EA to Kill Another PS4 Game’s Online Servers

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The online servers for the game will be turned off on October 7th, 2025, so any online features will no longer function after that date. Unlike ANTHEM, which is also being closed down by EA, Need for Speed: Rivals does have an offline, single-player mode where you can compete against artificial intelligence opponents.