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While the *Battlefield 6* Beta generally impressed me, the maps felt too small at first. The improvements to classes, shooting, and how destructible everything is are all great, but jets felt cramped, and there weren’t enough vehicles like boats or anti-air defenses. Even on foot, fights didn’t really feel different depending on where you were on the map. However, after a recent preview event, I’m much more optimistic. The new Mirak Valley map that DICE showed off is a big reason why – it feels much more expansive and offers a better sense of scale.

Recently, *Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo* has been very popular, and fans are pleased with the direction author Gege Akutami is taking the story. While fans are still getting to know the new characters like Yuka and Tsurugi, they’re also excited about the intriguing villains, the Simurians. The Simurian King appears to be a powerful and frightening enemy, with some even comparing him to Sukuna.

In Dying Light: The Beast, players have a good selection of weapons – from axes to hammers – each with its own strengths in combat. But one weapon really stands out as the best, especially for stealthy players (and stealth is crucial in Dying Light). It also deals a lot of damage. However, there’s a big downside: this top-tier weapon is much harder to use and find than the others, limiting how often you can actually wield it.

Honestly, the Virtual Boy never really got the chance it deserved. If Nintendo had believed in it more, things could have been totally different for 3D gaming, even before the 3DS came out. But hey, they’re trying to bring it back now! They’re planning an add-on for the Switch and Switch 2 in 2026. Look, the Virtual Boy games aren’t Nintendo’s masterpieces, but they’re definitely unique and, surprisingly, kinda fun to play.

The world of Borderlands 4, called Kairos, is massive and visually stunning, offering tons of new ways to play. In fact, it’s easy to get sidetracked exploring because Gearbox has added a huge amount of optional content. The environment itself is incredibly detailed and encourages players to discover every corner. Unfortunately, some areas are blocked off by invisible walls that seem to anticipate where players are trying to go, which can be frustrating.

With the recent mid-Season 18 update for *Overwatch 2*, Blizzard added Tracer as a playable hero in Stadium. While they initially intended to add Wuyang during this update, similar to how Freja was added in a previous *Overwatch 2* season, the developers decided to postpone Wuyang’s release until they could add more well-known heroes to the game.

The crew remained united solely due to Davy D. Xebec’s superior strength. He built a powerful legacy, and very few have ever surpassed it.

Mods for BL4 can range from small improvements that make the game more enjoyable, to complete overhauls that drastically change how it’s played. No matter what players are looking for, there are already plenty of useful mods available to enhance this already fantastic shooter.

Since its release, *Frontiers of Pandora* has received mixed reactions. Some players initially thought it played too much like the *Far Cry* series, while others loved its graphics and how immersive the Na’vi world is. Despite the differing opinions, the game has become a top seller on the Xbox Store in 2024, and the developers at Massive Entertainment plan to continue supporting it.

The nighttime experience is arguably the most recognizable part of the *Dying Light* series – it’s where the game gets its name! The danger dramatically increases when the sun sets in this zombie-filled world. *Dying Light: The Beast* continues this tradition, but it downplays the nighttime aspects more than previous games. Interestingly, this version of the nighttime experience is possibly the scariest one yet, though the reason for the shift isn’t immediately clear.