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The ever-growing selection of new games and day-one releases has kept Xbox Game Pass among the most profitable subscription services in the gaming industry. Over time, its popularity has soared, leading to significant changes. In 2023, Microsoft abolished Xbox Live Gold and introduced the widely recognized Core tier. This tier grants access to online multiplayer and a limited library of games for subscribers. The following year, they launched the Xbox Game Pass Standard, which sits between Core and Ultimate as the mid-tier option. Although these lower tiers might initially seem less profitable than Ultimate, Microsoft is planning a major shift that could alter subscribers’ perceptions.

In simpler terms, the upcoming NHL 26 game has hinted at numerous improvements it plans to bring, focusing on enhancing the “ICE-Q” system that debuted last year. The updated version, dubbed “ICE-Q 2.0,” is expected to offer more nuanced and comprehensive insights into real-life NHL players’ on-ice behavior, achieved by using infrared cameras to monitor players in every NHL arena. Notably, goaltenders are set to benefit significantly from these updates, with the inclusion of 81 new animations designed to make it easier for them to pull off crucial saves. Moreover, a fresh ranking system is now showcasing the top-tier goalies in NHL 26.

As a dedicated Pokémon GO gamer in 2025, I’d share that back then, we were introduced to the initial version of the GO Pass in April. Just like its name suggests, it was all about a battle pass-style system offering goodies for finishing different challenges. This feature really boosted our gameplay engagement since it rewarded us for staying active.

After the trial period wrapped up, Niantic didn’t stop there – they kept rolling out fresh GO Passes every month! It was an exciting time to be a part of this gaming community.

For over five years, the current generation of PlayStations has been on store shelves, and during this time, not only have numerous new games been introduced but also several PS5 variants themed around different events. Fans have already witnessed Sony releasing special PS5 packages to mark significant occasions, like the launch of Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 and the company’s 30th anniversary. Recently, it was disclosed that the exclusive PlayStation 5 title Ghost of Yotei will also receive a themed bundle, alongside other exclusive items.

In this update, significant improvements have been made primarily to address issues with zone defenses such as Cover 2 and Cover 3. Specifically, adjustments were made to prevent players from retreating too far, thus closing potential open areas on the field. Additionally, three fresh international stadiums – one each in Germany, Spain, and Ireland – have been incorporated into the game for a more immersive experience.

The comeback of the series had previously been confirmed over the summer, following initial speculation back in December that discussions were underway. Recently, EA Sports’ vice president of business development, Sean O’Brien, gave USA Today an update on the current progress and stage of its return.

In the upcoming August 2025 release of Gran Turismo 7‘s version 1.62, players can expect to see four fresh vehicles added to their garage, as well as three new World Circuit events. Additionally, more features are planned for this update. Mark your calendars for Thursday, August 27, 2025, at 7 p.m. Eastern Time or 10 … Read more

Over the course of its ten-year run, the “My Hero Academia” manga has frequently left readers in awe with some of the most impactful and intense illustrations for an action shōnen manga. Here are eight particularly memorable instances that stand out. It’s important to note that many of these scenes focus on the series’ villains and their heart-wrenching origins.

Game Rant recently had a preview of the upcoming game, Skate, before its Early Access release. Despite having a unique charm, it seems the game still needs some time to fully deliver on its potential vision. The core mechanics are well-executed and align with what we expect from the game. However, additional features seem to overreach slightly. This early access phase is meant for such refinements, but there’s as much work to be done in streamlining aspects as there is in enhancing them, to ensure an authentic Skate experience.