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The *Delta Force* franchise returned in December 2024 when Team Jade, a studio under TiMi Studio Group, launched a free-to-play first-person shooter with the same name. It entered open beta on Steam, officially released on PC in January 2025, and on consoles in August. Although reviews were mixed, *Delta Force* quickly gained a dedicated player base, consistently drawing over 100,000 concurrent players on Steam. Team Jade recently hinted at new content designed to further increase player engagement.

With the release date approaching, Capcom has been gradually sharing details about the new *Resident Evil* game. A recent trailer shown during the September 2025 Nintendo Direct for *Resident Evil Requiem* introduced the game’s villain and confirmed the return of the Umbrella Corporation. But fans are eager to know if other familiar elements from the series will appear, and a new leak might offer some clues.

To change your team’s name, first go to the ‘Club’ section in the Ultimate Team menu, then select ‘View Squad’. This will show you your current lineup. Once you’re there, simply press down on the left stick of your controller (also called L3), and a small menu will appear on the left side of the screen.

This update is noticeably missing a new story chapter. Although *World of Warcraft: Legion Remix* will include a small Infinite Dragon story, the main storyline won’t receive any lasting changes to address the emotional events of Patch 11.2. This is disappointing, and it’s part of a concerning pattern that started with the release of *The War Within*.

When *Dragon Ball Sparking Zero* launched in October 2024, it featured over 180 playable characters. While many were different iterations of the same characters throughout the *Dragon Ball* anime, this was still the largest character selection in the *Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi* series. With the release of the first three downloadable content packs adding 20 more fighters, the game now boasts a roster of over 200 characters.

The world of *One Piece* already includes gods, and its main character, Monkey D. Luffy, possesses a god-like power himself. Certain rare and powerful Devil Fruits grant users abilities akin to those of the gods, making them exceptionally significant.

This guide provides a complete walkthrough for unlocking and completing “The Fast and Fortunate” side quest in *Dying Light: The Beast*. It includes helpful tips for achieving gold medals and earning the related trophies and achievements.

This week sees the release of a fantastic remake of *Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter* on PS5, the first game in the *Legend of Heroes* series. The original *Trails in the Sky* is a highly-regarded RPG that remains enjoyable today, and this remake enhances it with updated visuals and a modern battle system, bringing it in line with recent *Legend of Heroes* titles. This remake is a great example of how to successfully update a classic game – it respects the original while improving the gameplay, making it one of the best RPGs of 2025 and an ideal entry point for newcomers to the *Legend of Heroes* series.

These cooperative games aren’t like typical multiplayer experiences. They offer unique challenges by bending the rules of physics, creating chaotic situations, or throwing players into strange environments – and that’s what makes them so fun! You’ll find all sorts of games, from action-packed shooters to tricky puzzles, and many more are on the way, promising to push your abilities and teamwork to the limit.

After being delayed earlier in the year, *Lost Soul Aside* launched on August 29th, and players are excited to try this unique game inspired by *Final Fantasy* and *Devil May Cry*. In the game, you play as Kaser, who must rescue his sister, Louisa, and protect humanity from the Voidrax – mysterious invaders with the power to steal human souls. The game began as a one-person project by developer Yang Bing, but grew into a team effort when Sony announced it would be featured as part of the China Hero Project, which supports Chinese game developers.