I’m absolutely loving what Eiichiro Oda’s been doing lately! He’s really diving deep into the God Valley Incident with *One Piece*, and honestly, it feels like the most crucial event in the whole story. He’s been dropping so many details, and it’s completely captivating!
The *Borderlands* games are known for having tons of guns and gear, including shields, class mods, and grenades. Players often fill up their inventories quickly, especially when starting out, and have to use in-game money to get a bigger backpack in *Borderlands 4*. Recently, a player named Frost-Folk shared on Reddit that they tried to open a chest full of weapons without realizing their backpack was already full.
Even though the game had a difficult launch, the newest *Borderlands* title is proving successful. *Borderlands 4* quickly attracted over 140,000 players on Steam within an hour, a significant increase from the 94,000 simultaneous players *Borderlands 3* saw at launch. However, as more players started experiencing issues, concerns grew and have now escalated into a public dispute between frustrated fans and the team at Gearbox Software.
First released online in 2014, the game *The Crew* was unexpectedly removed from access by Ubisoft in November 2024. While Ubisoft continues to support *The Crew 2* and *The Crew Motorfest*, the original *The Crew* is no longer officially available. This decision upset many players, leading to a lawsuit against Ubisoft and the creation of the Stop Killing Games movement. Stop Killing Games has gathered over 1.4 million signatures through a European Citizens’ Initiative, aiming to allow players to keep playing online-only games like *The Crew*-through servers or other means-even after the developers discontinue them.
You can find the Fractured Mask relatively early in *Silksong*. It’s located in one of the first areas you’ll explore. Here’s how to get it.
I finally got my hands on *Borderlands 4*! It came out on September 12th for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC, and thankfully, it’s coming to the Nintendo Switch 2 in October too. So far, critics seem to really like it – it’s sitting around 85 on OpenCritic, which is awesome. But honestly, the fan reaction has been a little mixed. A lot of us are finding the gunplay feels a bit off sometimes, and I really miss having a mini-map by default – it’s just not the same without it!
Bitcoin, the stubborn old fellow, barely brushes its nose against $117,500 resistance, yet the bulls still prance around as long as the price refuses to tumble beneath $113,400.
Wulflund, a historical arms and prop shop known for its work with the game Kingdom Come, has created a stunning replica of Sir Radzig’s longsword. It faithfully recreates all the details of the original weapon, featuring a hand-etched Latin inscription and a grip wrapped in cowhide leather with bronze rings finished to look like antique silver.
Even now, with almost 30,000 people playing on Steam, *The Sims 4* has a very lively community thanks to its fun gameplay and regular updates. A free update in August added new ways to customize characters, choose which expansion packs to use in a new game, and improved the game’s performance. Now, the team behind *The Sims 4* has revealed what’s coming next, and players who’ve been waiting for important issues to be fixed should be happy to hear the news.
The recent announcement of the 1.7 update for *Stardew Valley* was overshadowed by a surprising discovery in the new game *Hollow Knight: Silksong*. Players noticed that Eric Barone, the creator of *Stardew Valley*, is credited in *Silksong*. This is exciting news for fans of indie games, as both *Hollow Knight* and *Stardew Valley* are hugely popular and well-loved. With version 1.7 of *Stardew Valley* in development, some believe a reciprocal collaboration could be in the works.
