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So, Battlefield 6 got its first big update on October 28th, kicking off Season 1. It’s going to be broken up into three updates total. The next one drops on November 18th and I’m hyped because it’s bringing a new map, a limited-time Sabotage mode, and a bunch of new weapons. Then, on December 9th, the final update – called Winter Offensive – is landing with a cool winter map, a special event, and even a new pickaxe you can use in melee combat. I’m really looking forward to checking it all out!

It’s important to understand that if your country gets the bubonic plague early in the game, you’re likely to lose a significant portion of your population, no matter what you do. However, there are actually some advantages to experiencing the Black Death at that time. Primarily, it helps your population develop resistance to the disease, making it less deadly if it returns later. This is crucial because your population becomes more valuable over time – you’ll have more skilled workers like Laborers and Burghers – and they’ll be much more vulnerable if you haven’t built up that early resistance.

Recently, many video games have been adapted into live-action TV shows and movies – including hits like The Witcher, Fallout, The Last of Us, and Minecraft. While a Legend of Zelda movie has been in the works, details have been scarce until now. Leaked set footage offered a first glimpse, but the most interesting news is coming directly from Shigeru Miyamoto.

So, I’ve been playing Dispatch, and it’s full of choices that unlock different trophies. Some are huge story decisions, like who you romance, and others are just little things, like what donut to grab. There are also trophies tied to the core dispatch gameplay and the hacking missions you do as Robert. But there’s a problem – the “H4ck3d by R0b3rt” trophy is bugged, and it’s stopping people, including me, from getting the Platinum! It’s super frustrating because you can do everything right and still be blocked from 100% completion.

I reviewed this game with my eight-year-old son. I watched him play each level, taking notes and gathering his reactions. He freely shared his thoughts as he played, and I only helped when he asked. I aimed to accurately represent both his opinions and my own observations from watching him play, and from the small amount I played myself.

Okay, so to grab each key, you absolutely need the Necrofluid Gauntlet. When you see that little colored sparkle showing where a key is hidden, you have to shoot it with the Gauntlet. Then, quickly reload, and it’ll pull the key right to you! It’ll drop on the ground, ready to pick up. And here’s the cool part: each key gives you a special power-up, but it only lasts until you deliver it to that locked chest hidden in Rabbit Alley at Ashwood. So, grab the key, enjoy the effect, and then head straight for the chest!

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The Resident Evil series first appeared in 1996 and has captivated horror game enthusiasts for almost three decades, growing to include eight core games and numerous spin-offs. The ninth main installment, Resident Evil Requiem, is scheduled for release on current-generation consoles and PC on February 27, 2026. While the series doesn’t focus on a single hero, many memorable characters have been playable over the years. Among the most popular is Leon Kennedy, who first appeared in Resident Evil 2 as a rookie police officer and later became a government agent.

The Ancient Spire, located in the Veilwater Basin, is a challenging area for players around levels 35-45. It stands out because of its difficult puzzles and sections that take place underwater. The Veilwater Basin is mostly covered in water, so be sure to bring plenty of healing potions!

With the conclusion of Ethan Winters’ story in Resident Evil Requiem, a new protagonist takes center stage: Grace Ashcroft. Despite ongoing speculation about Leon Kennedy’s future, Capcom seems to have been planning Grace’s story for a while now.