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Electronic Arts has fixed the recent problems that were stopping players from getting into the game or connecting to the best servers, which caused lag. They are now looking into other issues, including problems with controllers not working correctly during matches, performance and stability issues on PCs, and other bugs.

Players who purchased the Standard Edition should be able to start downloading the game around September 23rd. The PS5 version will need roughly 36.6 GB of space. There have been several leaks this week, including a review giving the game a 9.5/10 score. Even the first official review, from Famitsu, was very positive, estimating a playthrough will take around 12-13 hours.

The success of *Dexter: Resurrection* comes down to giving fans what they’ve been hoping for. The show even acknowledges the audience directly in its final scene, letting them know their voices were heard. While Paramount+ and Showtime haven’t officially announced it yet, a second season of *Dexter: Resurrection* is definitely in the works. Creator Clyde Phillips has confirmed the writers will begin planning on October 6th, with filming expected to start next spring. Until then, fans are busy speculating about what’s next.

Fans wanting to know how stories end will likely have to read the original manga, though many prefer watching animation for its visuals. Popular shows like *Jujutsu Kaisen* and *Demon Slayer* consistently release new seasons, while lesser-known anime maintain a loyal following who often campaign for more episodes. While the demand might not be as huge as for major hits, these series often have the quality to draw viewers in right away.

Many classic sci-fi shows were sadly cancelled after just one season, and others took a while to find their footing. But the shows we’re talking about here were different – they began brilliantly but lost momentum as they went on. We still cherish those initial seasons, but fans generally feel the later seasons didn’t live up to the promise.

Xbox prices have risen significantly in just a few months. In May, prices increased by $80 to $130, with the Xbox Series X jumping to $599 – the highest price ever for a base Xbox model, matching the original PlayStation 3. Now, just five months later, prices are going up *again*, by $20 to $70. The premium 2TB Xbox Series X will now cost $799. This is a dramatic increase considering the base console was on sale for just $350 last year. This raises the question: how will these price changes affect the ROG Xbox Ally?

The survey covers a wide range of topics, but a key question asks fans which *Metal Gear* games they’d most like to see remade. The possibilities include everything from the very first *Metal Gear* titles all the way up to *Metal Gear Solid 5: Ground Zeroes* and *The Phantom Pain*. Even games like *Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots* (which can only be played on PlayStation 3) and *Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker* are being considered.

We’ve made more balance changes! Shields in the Entropis Dimension of Chapter 4 now last a bit longer, and the boss arena on Nightmare difficulty has been tweaked to make fights smoother. Greatsword users will also find that they have a slightly larger window of invincibility when using their skills.

According to Ripple Effect’s technical director, Christian Buhl, the team didn’t create this game as a port of a PC version. He explained that past *Battlefield* games were typically built for PC and then adapted for consoles. However, with this project, they intentionally decided from the start to develop it simultaneously for all platforms. This involved making specific choices to ensure a unified development process.