Borderlands 2 – A Shooter That’s Still One Hell of a Ride

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As a gamer, I’ve always found that the essence of every Borderlands game lies in striking the right balance. It’s all about blending humor with emotional depth against a backdrop subtly critiquing corporate power and oppression. It’s also about mastering the art of shooting while enjoying a loot system that encourages creative experimentation. Lastly, it’s about tastefully incorporating the old with the new in ways that feel fresh and fitting in each new installment. In truth, there’s always more to discover in these games.

Marvel Legends X-Men ’97 Cyclops and Jean Grey 2-Pack Pre-Orders Are Coming Soon

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Starting at 1pm ET on September 2nd, you can purchase the Marvel Legends Series action figure set of Cyclops and Jean Grey at Hasbro Pulse for $49.99. These 6-inch figures are modeled after the characters’ looks in Marvel Studios’ X-Men ’97, focusing on their distinct costumes from the Season 1 finale. The set will come with ten accessories, including attachable optic blast effects for Cyclops, various hand options, and alternative heads for both figures.

Why Battlefield 6 Has Over 600 Customization Settings

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Leading up to its launch, Electronic Arts (EA) has begun highlighting the PC version of “Battlefield 6”. A new trailer showcases all the impressive features and settings that the PC version offers, making quite an impact. Notably, the PC edition of the game provides over 600 customization options, which is truly remarkable. While there are simplified settings for easy focus on performance or quality, players have the freedom to tailor the game according to their preferences, providing ample room for creativity.

The Story Behind Harrison Ford’s Wild Hollywood Name Change That Almost Was

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Harrison Ford, famously known as The Witness star, was born in Chicago in 1942. His Hollywood career began in the late 1960s when he signed with Columbia Pictures as a contract player during the waning days of the studio system. In an interview with Variety, Ford revealed that at the time, he was earning $150 per week and found it difficult to secure roles due to limited opportunities. Upon landing his first role in 1966’s Dead Heat on a Merry-Go-Round, a studio executive reportedly suggested that his name sounded overly sophisticated.