While *Battlefield 6* is enjoyable, it still has some flaws. It’s unrealistic to expect any game to be perfect, but the new Manhattan Bridge map is a particular disappointment. Though it initially seemed promising, especially for players who like challenging, destructible environments, the map doesn’t actually allow for combat *on* the bridge itself.
Early versions of the game *Skate* (sometimes called *Skate 4*) had a bug that let players essentially fly. Players could trigger this by performing a specific trick sequence: placing the board down, pushing the right stick downwards, and then using an emote. This would put their character in a T-pose and launch them high into the air, allowing them to land on any building in the game.
Ever since Nintendo announced *Pokemon Legends: Z-A* in February 2024, fans of monster-catching games have been eagerly anticipating the newest game in the action-RPG series. In the weeks leading up to its October 16th release, Nintendo and Game Freak have been sharing previews, including reveals of Mega Evolutions, while leaks from online communities have also added to the excitement.
Completing these challenges will reward you with the “Shield Bearer” Player Card Title and a Career XP Booster. The second challenge requires you to find all the Dog Tags, and you can find their locations in the guide below for *Battlefield 6*.
Founded in 2009 by seven former Starbreeze Studios employees, MachineGames is based in Uppsala, Sweden. The studio has created more than six games, and was acquired by ZeniMax Media (now part of Microsoft) in 2010. Their most recent release is *Indiana Jones and the Great Circle*, which first launched on Xbox Series X/S and PC in December 2024, and became available on PlayStation 5 this April.
The popular manga series *One Piece* is now focusing on the Elbaf arc, where the author, Oda, is unveiling major secrets about the series’ history. Currently, the story is diving into the life of Rocks D. Xebec through a flashback, and it’s been a truly impressive part of the narrative so far. Fans anticipated that the introduction of Rocks D. Xebec would lead to the long-awaited God Valley Incident, which was first mentioned about six years ago, and Oda is finally revealing details about it.
Before its release, *Battlefield 6* faced criticism regarding its anti-cheat system. EA’s “Javelin” software, which operates at a deep level within your computer, caused concern because it needed significant permissions. Players also had to change settings in their computer’s BIOS to enable “Secure Boot” just to try out the game’s beta version. Despite these strong measures, reports suggest that cheaters have still managed to get into *Battlefield 6*.
Fans are once again arguing about which game is superior: Ghost of Yotei or Ghost of Tsushima. While Ghost of Yotei improves upon some aspects of the original, Ghost of Tsushima, it’s not a simple comparison. Let’s explore the strengths of both games and playfully determine a winner.
During the Borderlands 4 panel at PAX Australia, a new seasonal event called Horrors of Kairos was announced. It will be available as a free update for all Borderlands 4 players from October 23rd to November 6th. They also revealed the first paid downloadable content pack, “How Rush Saved Mercenary Day,” which will be released on November 20th. While the Horrors of Kairos event promises a spooky experience, some players may wish there were more cosmetic items, specifically a unique head for each Vault Hunter.
For me, what always makes *Battlefield* special isn’t the vehicles, large battles, or even good sniping – though I do enjoy those things. It’s the way players work together to achieve the objectives. As someone who often finds themselves focused on winning in games like *Call of Duty*, it’s great to see teammates communicating in chat, offering encouragement to capture points or sharing strategies for defense. I thought *Battlefield 6* would really emphasize teamwork, especially since they used the phrase ‘PTFO’ (Play To Fight Off) in their marketing. But surprisingly, some of the game’s design choices seem to actually discourage that kind of cooperative play.