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Battlefield 6’s online multiplayer is mostly well-received, and a major reason why the game sold over 6.5 million copies in its first week. However, a persistent issue – bloom – has been present since launch and is one of the few downsides to the multiplayer experience.

I’m seeing *Solo Leveling* everywhere lately! It seems like fans are diving into all sorts of content – the anime, the original manhwa, even the mobile game. But the author, Chugong, says the best way to experience the story is through his original work. He wants to ensure everyone gets to see Sung Jin-Woo’s transformation from a weak character to an incredibly powerful one, exactly as he envisioned it.

Having used both the original ROG Ally and the Ally X, I knew I’d want the new Xbox Ally X. But I was surprised by just how much better it is! This handheld gaming device is a perfect fit for me, and in this review, I’ll explain why I think it’s worth the investment.

The next major Pokémon game, Legends: Z-A, is coming to the new Nintendo Switch 2, but will also be playable on the original Switch. Building on the popularity of Pokémon Legends: Arceus, it introduces significant changes to how battles work.

With a successful beta and the new Battlefield Labs, excitement was high before Battlefield 6 launched. Now that the full game is available, millions are playing, but the experience is a bit of a mixed bag. The multiplayer is fantastic, but the single-player campaign is unfortunately quite disappointing.

Players tend to remember difficult boss fights because bosses are prominent obstacles. However, it seems many players don’t notice that some of the platforming sections – the jumping and running parts – are actually even more frustrating.

Anthony Taormina recently reviewed the new ROG Xbox Ally X handheld gaming device. This powerful handheld is the result of a collaboration between Xbox and AMD, letting you play your favorite Xbox games while on the go. It boasts impressive specs, including 24GB of RAM and 1TB of storage. Learn more about the ROG Xbox … Read more

It’s common for online multiplayer games to receive quick, behind-the-scenes fixes, letting developers make changes without lengthy updates. This is something the game *Battlefield 6* recently did. On October 13th, a quick update adjusted the power of a couple of sniper rifles and increased the number of tickets available on certain Rush maps. This morning, EA released another one of these updates to fix a key issue in the game.