PUBG is Getting Its Own Extraction Shooter

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The PUBG story started in March 2017 with the initial release of PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, a very popular battle royale game. It was inspired by a similar mod called DayZ: Battle Royale for the game ARMA 2, created by the same person. In July 2021, the game’s name was officially changed to PUBG: Battlegrounds, and the creators announced plans to expand PUBG into a broader entertainment franchise. A mobile version of the game came out in November 2021. Originally, the game The Callisto Protocol from Striking Distance Studios was also planned to take place in the PUBG world, far into the future.

Xbox Game Pass is Losing Some Incredible RPGs on November 30

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Following the recent price increase for Game Pass Ultimate, Microsoft quickly added over 40 games, including the popular Hogwarts Legacy and several Ubisoft titles. In the weeks since, Xbox Game Pass has seen a steady stream of new additions, from major releases like Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 to smaller, well-received indie games. Microsoft’s recent Xbox Partner Showcase also revealed even more games are on their way for subscribers. However, while new games are being added, some titles will also be leaving the service.

Pokémon TCG Pocket Next Set Release Details—New Set B1a, Explained

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Mega Rising marked the end of a year-long journey with the Pokémon TCG Pocket app. The B1 set is a massive collection of cards that will keep players collecting for weeks. While Creatures Inc. and DeNA have recently been releasing new sets at a slightly slower pace, the Deluxe Pack ex offered a welcome break for some.

Controversial Kirby Air Riders Bikini Skin Has Already Been Removed

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It’s easy to get carried away with customization, but players recently discovered a playful, slightly suggestive bikini outfit is no longer available for purchase in Kirby Air Riders. This likely serves as a reminder to everyone to be mindful of the content they create and share within the game.

Our Favorite Xbox 360 Games Ever

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The team at TopMob decided to share what Xbox 360 games they personally enjoyed the most. It’s not a list of the best games, just the ones everyone had the most fun with when they were released.

“Who tf bought the damn 40k $ boat”: Where Winds Meet fans can only stand agape as one MMO whale drops enough money for a real car on an in-game mount within a week of launch

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The developers of Where Winds Meet emphasize that the game isn’t ‘pay-to-win,’ stating that player progress depends on skill and decisions, not how much money they spend. While the open-world martial arts RPG doesn’t require purchases to become powerful, players can still spend a lot of money on cosmetic items. Streamer BranOnline recently shared a screenshot on Twitter showing a player, Scy, who purchased an in-game boat for a remarkable $42,000.

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Critically-Acclaimed PS5 Console Exclusive Shadow Dropped on Xbox

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Okay, so things are looking really promising for a Silent Hill 2 remake on Xbox! Last month, people started noticing some weird stuff on the official website – empty boxes next to the PlayStation and PC logos, which got everyone thinking Xbox might be in the mix. Then, just a few days ago, the game actually got rated by the ESRB for Xbox! It even popped up on the Microsoft Store with a release date of November 21, 2025, but the listing was taken down pretty quickly. Still, it’s a huge sign that we might be able to play it on Xbox Series X/S after all!

How do Institutions Spread in Europa Universalis 5?

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During each historical period, or Age, three unique buildings, called Institutions, will appear in appropriate locations on the map. As these Institutions spread, nations that adopt them gain access to new technological Advances specific to that Age.