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The issue was discovered by some players where, despite the game indicating that a target was hit by a bullet, complete with blood coming out of them as an indicator, the game itself wouldn’t acknowledge the hit by reducing the target’s health. Players on the Battlefield 6 subreddit have jokingly started referring to this issue as their guns being filled with blank bullets. Others have taken to calling them ghost bullets.

The movie *Chainsaw Man: The Reze Arc* has remained the number one film in Japan for a month, earning approximately $4.5 million USD over the last weekend. So far, it’s made over $38.5 million USD in Japan. It will be released in North American theaters on October 24th. While it’s not expected to outperform *Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle*, which has been number one for two weeks, *Chainsaw Man The Movie* could still be successful in Western cinemas. In Japan, the film has surpassed *Mission Impossible – The Final Reckoning*, which earned $35.5 million USD at the Japanese box office.

The Avengers comics have featured many impressive and strong characters, boosting their popularity significantly. Unfortunately, Marvel hasn’t always followed through on that potential. These seven powerful heroes had the chance to become truly special, but Marvel hasn’t fully leveraged their popularity from being Avengers.

I just read a really in-depth interview with Chris Stockman, one of the main people behind the original Saints Row games, over at Esports Insider. He shared a ton of his thoughts – seriously, *a lot* – about the Saints Row series, what he thinks about the upcoming GTA 6, and the whole gaming industry right now. It was a fascinating read!

The dungeon is straightforward, but the final boss is a serious challenge. She has complex attacks that can quickly defeat a party that isn’t ready. Don’t underestimate Tina if you want to win!

Mayles announced on social media that today was their last day at Rare. They expressed gratitude to everyone who enjoyed the games they worked on and also thanked their colleagues for their collaboration.

I fondly remember playing *Gold* and *Silver* long before anyone else I knew had. I even imported the Japanese versions months early, using an English guidebook to figure everything out. It was challenging – I had to look up every menu, line of dialogue, and new item, trying to understand what it all meant. But it was incredibly rewarding. Each night, I’d spend hours translating the game bit by bit, slowly piecing together the story. By the time the English versions came out, I’d already finished both games. But the most memorable part wasn’t the Pokémon League, the new Pokémon types, or even the Johto region itself – it was what happened after the main story.