Because *Borderlands 4* is a massive open-world game, players will likely spend many hours playing it. That means Gearbox will probably address any significant or small problems with the game. Hopefully, they deliver a great experience for fans of the series.
Since the first *Super Mario Bros.* game came out in 1985, the series has consistently delivered classic platforming fun while always finding new ways to play. The recent *Super Mario* games on the Switch, *Odyssey* and *Wonder*, have been particularly groundbreaking. *Odyssey* redefined 3D *Mario* with a huge, open world, and *Wonder* refreshed the 2D style after many years of similar games. With *Wonder* being recently released and *Donkey Kong Bananza* (made by the same team as *Odyssey*) filling the space a new 3D *Mario* game might, we probably won’t see Mario take the lead again for a while – which gives fans plenty of time to speculate about what’s next.
SHiFT codes are a feature in all the *Borderlands* games that Gearbox uses to give players free in-game keys. These keys can open chests and reward rare items. Occasionally, codes unlock cosmetic items, but this is less common. As *Borderlands* games age, Gearbox tends to offer more generous codes – recently, one code provided 70 keys for different *Borderlands* titles. However, with *Borderlands 4* being newly released, it’s understandable that the developers aren’t giving away too much free loot right away.
Few anime create as much excitement as *Jujutsu Kaisen*. Based on Gege Akutami’s manga, the series has quickly become one of the most popular anime worldwide.
Frame Generation significantly improves performance by anticipating and creating frames before they’re needed, resulting in smoother gameplay and higher frame rates. Because *Borderlands 4* isn’t very well optimized, this feature is essential for a lag-free, fast-paced experience. Unfortunately, players who prefer the AMD FSR version of Frame Generation are finding the option is currently unavailable – it’s disabled, while the Nvidia DLSS version works as expected.
After a spirited gallop starting from the somewhat less glamorous $113,000 stable, Bitcoin tried to launch itself upward in an ascending triangle maneuver-because triangles are inherently more exciting than squares in financial charts, apparently. This little stunt set $116,500 to $117,000 as the big boss level to conquer. Now it’s arrived at the gates but is currently debating whether to pull out its metaphorical sword or just practice its victory pose a bit longer.
The animation is working out great! The first six parts have undergone significant improvements, making the experience much smoother and more cohesive. The *JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure* anime is widely considered a fantastic adaptation, and it differs noticeably from the *JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure* manga, with these changes being the most impactful throughout the series.
This is the final Firaxis News update for September. I’m going on vacation for two weeks, but don’t worry – I’ve already scheduled regular articles to be published on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. That means you’ll still get new content, though the very latest news will have to wait until the first week of October.
It’s great that developers are constantly trying new things, even if not every idea succeeds. To celebrate ten years of innovation in open-world gaming, here are some of the most popular and highly-rated titles. They range from immersive fantasy role-playing games to action-packed sci-fi shooters – all worth checking out!
Following thorough testing in *Battlefield Labs* and a hugely popular open beta for *Battlefield 6*, EA has received a lot of player feedback. While the game’s high player numbers are encouraging, the beta revealed areas that still needed work. Developers quickly responded by making some changes based on player input, and now they’re sharing more details about one particularly debated feature.