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Okay, so Season 1 of Battlefield 6 has been… a bit of a rollercoaster, honestly. They launched that new RedSec mode – their take on Battle Royale – and while it’s cool, it hasn’t exactly taken the world by storm. Plus, the main game itself had a lot of issues, and people weren’t thrilled with some of the rewards and how the AI worked. It’s gotten to the point where the player numbers are really worrying. But the team at DICE and the other studios are determined to fix things, and they’re hoping this first update of 2026 will be the start of a big turnaround. I’m really hoping they can pull it off!

In Heartopia, you can get your first pet once you become a D.G. Member at Level 12. Reaching this level will start a quest that takes you to Mrs. Joan and the Adoption Center.

2026 promises a ton of exciting new games, like Marvel’s Wolverine and Resident Evil: Requiem, leaving players with more options than ever. However, there are a few upcoming titles it’s best to hold off on preordering. It’s not that these games look bad, but they’re taking such unique and untested approaches that it’s hard to predict whether they’ll deliver on their potential, so waiting for more information is a good idea.

Goku doesn’t defeat every bad guy he faces, which allows other characters in the Dragon Ball series to have their moments. Looking at Dragon Ball Z, Goku only truly defeats a handful of major villains: Nappa, Recoome, Burter, Frieza, Yakon, and Majin Buu – though some of those, like Nappa, Recoome, Burter, and Yakon, aren’t really that significant. His win rate is even lower in Dragon Ball Super, but the manga does give him some important victories against Moro and Granolah.

Okay, so that 35 million number everyone’s talking about? That’s not just PlayStation 5 pre-registrations – it’s all platforms combined. Still, that’s a huge amount of hype! It puts Arknights: Endfield right up there with games like Honkai: Star Rail and Wuthering Waves. It’s awesome to see how far gacha games have come – they used to be mostly on mobile, but now they’re really taking off on consoles too!

The recent internet obsession with the Cory in the House Nintendo DS game is surprisingly boosting its score on review aggregator Metacritic. However, fans of classic Disney video games were dismayed to discover that 14 titles have been removed from the Steam store. Here’s a list of the games no longer available:

Within its first six months, the Switch 2 became a huge success for Nintendo, selling over four million units in Japan by January 11th – surpassing the lifetime sales of the GameCube in that region. However, sales slowed down a bit during the recent holiday season. With the global economy facing challenges and prices rising, some shoppers decided against buying a Switch 2. Although games like Metroid Prime 4: Beyond and Pokemon Legends: Z-A performed well, these releases, which also work on older Switch models, weren’t enough to drive significant upgrades to the newest console for everyone.

Looking for Ice or Blue Ice in Hytale? This guide has everything you need to know about finding it!

A popular anime series called Konosuba: God’s Blessing on This Wonderful World might be returning this year. It’s one of the biggest names in the ‘isekai’ genre – stories about people being transported to another world – and has been a fan favorite since 2016 thanks to its funny writing and engaging story.

Many of today’s popular first-person shooter games wouldn’t exist without Quake, which significantly improved upon the gameplay pioneered by DOOM in the 1990s. Even now, few shooters capture the same enjoyable experience as the original Quake. Fortunately, Nightdive Studios has made Quake more accessible than ever, bringing the 1996 classic to modern computers and consoles where it runs smoothly and is still fun to play, three decades later.