To clarify any confusion, Kevin Johnson, our global community manager, has officially announced that Battle Royale is indeed making its way to Battlefield Labs. He also confirmed that those who registered for playtests will receive early access to the beta starting on August 7th, regardless of whether they were chosen or not.
In the past, the game Battlefield: Bad Company 2 was renowned for its extensive maps that allowed players to demolish buildings and objects. A recurring joke about playing this 2010 shooter was that a determined player could flatten an entire map. However, since then, Battlefield games have reduced the destructibility of their environments, such as in Battlefield 3, Battlefield 5, and Battlefield 2042. But with Battlefield 6, it appears developer DICE is aiming to return to the style of destructible environments found in Bad Company 2.
Actor Sam Claflin has disclosed that the beloved role he played won’t resurface in the upcoming series, “The Immortal Man.
First launched in 2009, the game “Wolfenstein” garnered favorable reviews from critics and an enthusiastic response from fans. However, due to a disagreement over rights between Bethesda and Activision, Wolfenstein was taken off the market only a few years after its release. Interestingly, both companies are now under the ownership of Microsoft, which may hint at the reintroduction of the original “Wolfenstein”. But there’s more to this story. Lately, observant gamers have spotted some updates being made to the Steam version of Wolfenstein, even though it remains unavailable for purchase.
Making its long-awaited streaming premiere on HBO Max, the first installment in fourteen years – Final Destination: Bloodlines – quickly took the lead on the platform’s viewing charts. Directed by Zach Lipovsky and Adam Stein, the film has maintained its position as the most popular movie globally on HBO Max, according to Flixpatrol data. Remarkably, it outranks even the original Final Destination (2000), which currently holds the second spot. Other titles in the franchise such as Final Destination 2 (2003), Final Destination 5 (2011), and Final Destination 3 (2006) trail behind, occupying the fifth, seventh, and eighth spots respectively.
This week, enthusiasts are given an early opportunity to sample “Battlefield 6” during the beta testing phase. The experience offers a variety of content, allowing participants to explore several maps and game modes while gaining a sense of how the game functions in practice. This trial run serves as a critical test for players to evaluate whether Battlefield Studios have successfully captured the essence of the game, and if it’s worth investing in upon its release. Additionally, it provides players with an opportunity to share their feedback with the developers before the official launch.
Stan Lee is widely recognized as a brilliant showman, reminiscent of a carnival barker for Marvel Comics, often referred to as the comic book grandfather by many. His popularity skyrocketed with the success of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, making him an icon in the eyes of the general public. However, it’s important to acknowledge that Lee is not the only significant figure in the comics industry. One such individual who deserves immense respect is Jenette Kahn.
Kahn assumed the role of publisher at DC Comics in the late 1970s and managed to turn a nearly bankrupt company into a creative powerhouse. While Stan Lee is often credited with making comics great, Kahn’s contributions to DC Comics played an integral part in elevating the publisher – and the entire comic book industry – to unprecedented heights.
Following the successful rescue of the Delgado family, who had unintentionally ended up on Île Saint-Hubert, the exploration group encountered both the mutated Distortus Rex and a swarm of ravenous Mutadons at an abandoned InGen facility. This lengthy battle sequence might have also featured some of the franchise’s most legendary dinosaurs. A recently unveiled deleted scene suggests that the team and the Delgado family almost encountered a pack of velociraptors within the InGen facility, which would have been a thrilling nod to both the original Jurassic Park and Jurassic World series.
The game being discussed is called “Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope,” which was released in 2022. This new installment is a sequel to the initial Mario + Rabbids game, and it has made several enhancements to the original. Notably, the roster of playable characters has been expanded, featuring the antagonist Bowser alongside a fresh character named Edge. The game also provides more opportunities for exploration than what was available in “Kingdom Battle,” with both the overworld and battles offering greater freedom. For those wanting to grab a deal on this game, they can do so by visiting Target’s website right here.
Last week, the Polish developer also revealed their collaboration with distributor Skybound Games on the 5th of September, aiming to stock the exciting game in brick-and-mortar stores.