The newest Battlefield game from EA is receiving significant focus on playtesting, as demonstrated by the initiation of the closed beta program, Battlefield Labs, on March 7. This period led to numerous game adjustments based on player input. Now, the Battlefield Studios team is continuing this pattern with an open beta, and it’s been quite popular thus far.
In the Beta version, not all classes can wield two primary weapons. For those that can’t, selecting the optimal weapon becomes even more crucial. Engineers, Supports, and Recons still possess versatile loadouts capable of outperforming Assault class setups in various situations. The right weapon and attachment selection can transform these classes into reliable killers, enhancing their ability to control objectives in Conquest or defend against enemy offensives in Breakthrough, the latest game mode in Battlefield 6.
As a die-hard fan, I’m beyond excited for the upcoming arc in Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle! The tension is palpable as our beloved Demon Slayer Corps gears up for an epic showdown against Muzan’s minions. The stakes have never been higher, and with the fate of the world hanging in the balance, every battle counts.
The Hashira, our series’ mightiest warriors, are ready to step into the fray and play a pivotal role in thwarting the Demon King’s nefarious schemes. I can hardly contain my anticipation for this emotional rollercoaster of an arc – it promises to be the most impactful installment yet!
The financial behemoth forecasts that the S&P 500, Wall Street’s beloved benchmark, will yield a “high single-digit return over the next 12 months,” driven by three key factors. Spoiler alert: none of them involve a crystal ball! 🔮
In a post on X, YouTuber 2KOG demonstrated his transactions for in-game items within NBA 2K25 from the PlayStation Store. What stood out was the staggering amount of $32,831.68 he’s invested in the game.
As I type this, I’m thrilled to share that the open beta for Battlefield 6 is live! The second round is scheduled from August 14 to 17. This is our chance, fellow Battlefield enthusiasts, to provide crucial feedback about the game as it stands now, before it heads into its final development phase leading up to its October 10 release date.
From the response I’ve seen so far, fans have been vocal about a wide range of aspects, including recoil patterns and map sizes. This valuable feedback allows Battlefield Studios to make subtle yet significant improvements. Some dedicated fans are even asking for more immersive features like weather effects, although whether we’ll see those changes in such a short timeframe remains to be seen.
In 2025, Shuhei Yoshida anticipated that “Blue Prince” and “Clair Obscur: Expedition 33” would be among the year’s top-selling indie games. His endorsement of other indie titles like “Ooo” adds significant weight to his praise, as it has recently garnered his attention.
Meanwhile, the grand company itself lounges on over $8.5 billion in cash, like a wealthy recluse with no urgent need for Bitcoin anymore-since May, the crypto candy shop has shut its doors. It’s basically the biblical story of the prodigal investor, except instead of pigs, they’re sitting on cash, and the pigsty is Wall Street.
Twelve years ago, just before he retired from the Bitcoin forum for the last time, Finney issued what’s now regarded as the blockchain equivalent of a royal wave. 👋 “Gone but not forgotten,” chirped Pete Rizzo with solemnity befitting a minor royal attending a ribbon-cutting for an experimental library. One suspects the crypto crowd toasted this event with chamomile tea and speculative tweets.
It’s been evident from the beginning that Destroyers are meant to be the most powerful entities across their respective realms. Given their immense power, even characters like Goku and others haven’t managed to match up, despite employing their Divine Techniques. However, there exist a select few within the Dragon Ball multiverse who surpass the power level of Destroyers. Let’s delve into who these extraordinary beings are.