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PS6 and Handheld PlayStation Specs Indicate More Efficient Hardware Than PS5 – Rumour
PS6 and Handheld PlayStation Specs Indicate More Efficient Hardware Than PS5 – RumourWhile the hardware in the PS6 is expected to need less power than the base PS5, it will still be more powerful than a PS5 Pro.
Video Game News, Reviews, Walkthroughs And Guides | GamingBoltAug 1
In the Battlefield-vs-CoD debate, BF6 already has BO7 beat in one crucial aspect
In the Battlefield-vs-CoD debate, BF6 already has BO7 beat in one crucial aspect I know, I know. I'm sick of this age-old Battlefield-Call of Duty fight that's taken place over the past decade-plus. But we're headed for another clash of the FPS titans this fall. Battlefield 6 will drop in October, followed shortly after by Black Ops 7 some time in November, so players will have to make a choice which game to give the most of their time and money to. And as for how early signs go, BF6 is showing it may be the more refined title already for one big reason. Image via EA Battlefield Labs has been an important part of BF6's development thus far. Many players have been testing the game since at least February, if not earlier, and feedback has already been implemented on some of the game's growing pains, according to EA. For example, one of BF6's new gadgets is a Weapon Sling that allows players to carry multiple primary guns, but players haven't been fans of how it feels, so the developers are making a move to tweak it. "Following feedback from Battlefield Labs participants, it was clear that players felt the earliest iterations of the Weapon Sling Gadget was intruding upon Class Identity with its ability to use Double Assault Rifles, or any other Signature Weapon and we agreed," DICE said today. "As stated in our second Community Update on Classes, this is being addressed." With the feedback given, BF6 players will now no longer be able to use two assault rifles, LMGs, or sniper rifles, but Carbines, DMRs, and shotguns will be usable in that second slot. As ever, though, the BF6 devs say "balance continues to change throughout Battlefield Labs and beyond." This is good stuff from EA. And in turn, this is a spot where BO7, and CoD games in general, are lacking. Sure, there are small-scale private playtests where players give feedback to help the games in development, but I can't help but feel like something more ongoing and similar to Battlefield Labs would help CoD launch more smoothly. We've seen it time and time again when a yearly CoD game launches in a sorry state for one reason or another, and it takes several updates with player feedback in tow to help bring it in line with what the community wants. Something like CoD Labs would help alleviate these annual pains, I think. The situation is obviously exacerbated by a new CoD dropping every 12 months, but more feedback from a wider berth of players feels like it could help. Image via Activision BO7 will follow BF6 with its own beta some time this fall, and both games will become better for it. But why not have some more assistance along the way with a Labs -like feature for CoD ? Sure, leaks are going to happen, but let's be honest...they happen anyway. Like the Splitgate 2 guy said, let's make FPS games "great again"...but with some help from the community. In theory, at least for now, BF6 is looking to be a better game because of it, so I wish CoD would follow suit. The post In the Battlefield-vs-CoD debate, BF6 already has BO7 beat in one crucial aspect appeared first on Destructoid .
DestructoidAug 1
Half-Life 3 is in the Final Phase of Development – Rumour
Half-Life 3 is in the Final Phase of Development – RumourAccording to things in a recent update to Source 2 engine spotted by dataminers, development has been progressing steadily.
Video Game News, Reviews, Walkthroughs And Guides | GamingBoltAug 1
All EA FC 25 FUTTIES Team 4 players (leaks) and release date
All EA FC 25 FUTTIES Team 4 players (leaks) and release date FUTTIES team 4 is now available in EA FC 25 Ultimate Team, and we have a fresh set of cards to grind for. Similar to the last three weeks, we have special cards for former legends and current footballers. Some of these items have 98 and 99 overall ratings, along with five playstyles+. Table of contents All EA FC 25 FUTTIES Team 4 players (predictions) EA FC 25 FUTTIES Team 4 release date All EA FC 25 FUTTIES Team 4 players (predictions) All items that have already appeared in the first three weeks might not be part of Team 4, but the new team still looks pretty stacked. Player Name OVR POS PAC SHO PAS DRI DEF PHY Sergino Dest 96 LB 96 75 92 99 94 88 Denzel Dumfries 97 RB 98 86 90 95 96 99 Luis Suarez 97 ST 95 98 93 96 61 94 Kerolin Nicoli 97 RM 98 95 97 97 70 93 Angelina 97 CM 96 92 97 98 95 93 Arthur Theate 97 CB 94 70 90 90 97 97 John Arne Riise 97 LB 97 92 93 92 96 96 Hidetoshi Nakata 97 CAM 94 95 97 97 80 90 Juan Veron 97 CM 94 93 98 96 90 93 Gerd Muller 97 ST 95 99 85 96 50 85 Javier Zanetti 97 RB 96 80 94 96 97 94 Sol Campbell 97 CB 94 70 90 88 97 99 Xabi Alonso 97 CDM 94 90 99 95 97 90 Moses Caicedo 98 CDM 93 90 97 96 98 97 Heung Min Son 98 LW 97 99 95 97 58 90 Edwin Van der Sar 98 GK 98 (DIV) 96 (HAN) 92 (KIC) 96 (REF) 70 (SPD) 99 (POS) Thierry Henry 98 ST 98 98 97 97 70 95 Ousmane Dembele 99 ST 99 97 95 99 58 80 Aitana Bonmati 99 CM 95 99 94 98 90 90 Ruud Gullit 95 CAM 95 99 99 96 92 96 EA FC 25 FUTTIES Team 4 release date FUTTIES Team 4 was released on Friday, Aug. 1 , and replaced the Team 3 players . Getting them the cards mentioned on the table, unfortunately, will depend entirely on luck. Team 4 also means the release of a new best of the re-release. This lot has cards from older promos that were released previously in Ultimate Team. We have 180 items as part of the Re-Release batch 2 , and Re-Release Batch 3 has crossed the 200 mark. The post All EA FC 25 FUTTIES Team 4 players (leaks) and release date appeared first on Destructoid .
DestructoidAug 1
Starfield Will Launch on PS5 Alongside Second Expansion in Spring 2026 – Rumour
Starfield Will Launch on PS5 Alongside Second Expansion in Spring 2026 – RumourDespite the PS5 release date reportedly coming relatively soon, no official announcement is expected at the upcoming Gamescom.
Video Game News, Reviews, Walkthroughs And Guides | GamingBoltAug 1
Battlefield 6: Everything We Learned About Multiplayer Maps, Modes, And Features
Battlefield 6: Everything We Learned About Multiplayer Maps, Modes, And FeaturesBattlefield 6 just had its blowout multiplayer reveal, where we got details on everything from its map count at launch to a teaser for a returning battle royale mode . When the upcoming FPS releases on October 10, which was in and of itself a tactical decision , there's going to be a lot to sift through, including a bevy of returning and new modes, revamped class and movement systems, and even a full in-game level editor. Battlefield 6 is easily going to be the biggest game in the series, and luckily we've got everything you need to know from the multiplayer reveal right here. Classic Battlefield classes are back After the controversial implementation of specialists in the previous game, Battlefield 6 is bringing back the tried-and-true classes of old: Assault, Support, Engineer, and Recon. Some of their kits have been mixed up for variety, but the core of their essence is intact. New and old gadgets are returning Battlefield 6 is bound to introduce tons of new equipment both at launch and afterwards, but one of the most exciting additions are ladders. Think of the kind of ladders that you often see in scenes of siege warfare in movies like Lord of the Rings. Apparently this is a new gadget that players will get to toy with to reach higher points and potentially go around enemy chokepoints. A sledgehammer also makes a significant appearance in the multiplayer trailer, signaling the return of this piece of equipment from Battlefield Hardline. New maps bring you from Egypt to Gibraltar to Brooklyn and more Battlefield has always been a globe-spanning series, and its multiplayer maps have largely kept up with that tradition, transporting its players to the mountains of Iran, the city of Shanghai, and more. Battlefield 6 will be no different, dropping players into frenetic action in places such as Egypt, Tajikistan, Gibraltar, and even New York City. There will be nine maps at launch , including the return of a Battlefield 3 favorite, Operation Firestorm. Combat zones will keep map rotations feeling fresher Given the size of Battlefield's maps, it's hardly surprising that you could cut one up into several pieces and have a variety of different, smaller arenas. Well, that's exactly what Battlefield 6 appears to be doing, dicing up some of its larger locales and introducing them into the rotation of smaller-scale modes, like Team or Squad Deathmatch, alongside maps already designed for close-quarters encounters. Many staple Battlefield modes are back Battlefield is renowned for its multiplayer and it wouldn't be complete without a handful of modes it pioneered over the years. Conquest and Rush are back as part of the All-Out Warfare suite, as well as Breakthrough, Domination, and King of the Hill. Simpler fare, like Team Deathmatch and Squad Deathmatch (where multiple squads of four players duke it out) will also be available at launch alongside a new arrival and a long-awaited return. Escalation mode teases a climactic final battle Battlefield 6 is going to have one of the biggest multiplayer suites of the series, thanks to a slew of returning modes (not to mention Battlefield Portal). But the biggest tease of the multiplayer reveal was a new mode called Escalation, that seems like a fun inversion on the formula of the staple Conquest mode. According to the developers, Escalation will play out a little like the familiar mode where players must capture flags and whittle down enemy lives, but the maps will apparently shrink and consolidate, jamming more players into increasingly tighter quarters until a final, chaotic battle decides the winner at the end. Battle(field) royale We've been hearing rumors of a return to Battlefield's take on the battle royale, and it seems like Battlefield 6 will finally be resurrecting the Firestorm mode from Battlefield V. The team at Battlefield Studios have only teased it, but the end of the Battlefield 6 showcase did show off a clip of a bunch of soldiers seemingly running away from something, only for the camera to pan around and show a steadily encroaching wall of fire. Make of that what you will, folks. Weapon attachments work on a budget now After the showcase, influencers and members of the press were able to get a significant amount of time with Battlefield 6 and one of the things that stood out was a revamp of loadout customization. In the past, Battlefield has allowed weapon customization, but it was very rigid: you could swap between different elements like grips, sights, barrels, and a magazine. Now, there are many more factors to the weapon that can be customized, and each of these attachments eats into a budget of about 100 attachment points, allowing players to mix and match a lot more interchangeable parts like underbarrel attachments, muzzles, and even ammo. All of this also comes complete with stats, which can now be viewed in-game rather than assumed from playtests. There's a firing range, thankfully And should you want to try out your newly assembled weapons in Battlefield 6, you can immediately hop into a firing range and put your loadout through its paces. They're calling it the kinesthetic combat system now Battlefield 6 is making some changes to player movement, and it's wrapping up these changes in what the developers are calling the kinesthetic combat system. I'm never saying that term again, but the system gives the player a wider range of movement, has adjusted animations for things like recoil, and provides more contextual interactions, like mounting cover or leaning around it. Dives and slides are also on the table, but the developers have gotten rid of the tac sprint and reintroduced sprinting while crouched as well as a kind of combat roll when jumping from an elevated point. You can drag teammates and everyone's enjoying it Speaking of fun new things players can do, you can now drag downed teammates out of the action in order to rez them. The showcase made a pretty big deal of showing off this new feature, and from some of the stories I've heard and read from the event, it seems to be a new favorite among players. I was relishing the thought of griefing my friends by just dragging them around the map until they forcibly respawn, but then I was informed that you can't drag a teammate without reviving them. Battlefield Portal now features a full level editor Battlefield Portal was an ambitious new addition in Battlefield 2042 that let players customize rulesets from a variety of titles in the franchise and let loose. It was also a fun excuse to bring back some maps from beloved games of the series' past. Now, Portal has been blown up as the team behind Battlefield 6 seemingly goes all in user-generated content and empowers its community with a full level editor. Some of the glimpses at Portal in action showed players designing a game mode in Godot where others must run up a slanted road and avoid sliding debris, as well as some rigorous platforming challenges and more. There's also a verified mode that will allow players to experiment with "hardcore rulesets with one-shot kills, closed weapons, and more," according to the developers. These modified game modes will also award experience points for progression, so as to not be mistaken for closed private lobbies. Vehicles are being retuned The team behind Battlefield 6 appears to be tuning up the vehicles to be more responsive and easier to control. To that end, they are introducing simplified vehicle controls that lower the skill ceiling a bit, so that the prospect of jumping into a helicopter isn't so scary anymore. Hitch a ride In a neat little addition, more players can now make use of vehicles by hitching a ride on top of them. Players hitching a ride will be limited in what they can do, and it's really more of a glorified taxi when you need to get back in the action, but it's a welcome change after hoofing it for years. I don't imagine you'll be able to suddenly jump on the wing of a jet though, so don't dream too big. Air vehicles go up, debris comes down Another small but impactful change observed from the trailers, as well as some multiplayer matches after the show: air vehicles now come crashing back down onto the map. Previously, they would explode in the air and then eventually despawn, but now severely damaging something like a helicopter will bring it careening back down to the battlefield, where it then explodes and risks doing structural damage or just killing an opponent or friendly. It's the immersive touches like this that sometimes make a difference. Destruction is more tactical and precise Speaking of destruction, it wouldn't be a Battlefield game if buildings weren't getting ripped apart by all kinds of explosions. Destruction in Battlefield 6 seems to have moved away from the grand-standing "levolution" that once defined the series, and instead settled on granular but very detailed destruction. For example, if you hit a wall in exactly the same place, it will fall apart in the same way. Exploding a building's wall will knock pieces loose, but it might take a second for parts of it to crumble. This allows players to be more precise about where they swing their grenades, tanks, RPG shots, and even sledgehammers and encourages some creative, not to mention explosive, decision-making. Get in on the open beta soon You don't need to wait long to jump into Battlefield 6. It'll be out in October and an open beta will be running across two weekends in August. The specific dates to keep in mind are August 9-10 for the first, and August 14-17 for the second.
GameSpot - All ContentAug 1
PS6 & PS6 Handheld Specs Reportedly Leak With Mention Of PS5 & PS4 Backwards Compatibility, Release Targeting Fall 2027 – Early 2028
PS6 & PS6 Handheld Specs Reportedly Leak With Mention Of PS5 & PS4 Backwards Compatibility, Release Targeting Fall 2027 – Early 2028Moore's Law Is Dead has reported on the PS6 specs and details on the PS6 Canis Handheld. Backwards Compatibility with PS5 & PS4 and a release date of late 2027 - early 2028 are included in the report. The post PS6 & PS6 Handheld Specs Reportedly Leak With Mention Of PS5 & PS4 Backwards Compatibility, Release Targeting Fall 2027 – Early 2028 appeared first on PlayStation Universe .
News – PlayStation UniverseAug 1
EA Confirms Battlefield 6 Is Getting Battle Royale, Releases Chaotic Teaser Trailer
EA Confirms Battlefield 6 Is Getting Battle Royale, Releases Chaotic Teaser TrailerConfirming rumors that have swirled for months, Battlefield 6 will indeed have a battle royale mode. Here's a short, chaotic teaser video.
IGN AllAug 1
What I Want to See From the Steam Deck 2
What I Want to See From the Steam Deck 2As rumors ramp up about the Steam Deck 2, here's what I'm hoping to see from a new system.
IGN AllJul 31
Fortnite's Rumored Simpsons Season: Everything We Actually Know So Far
Fortnite's Rumored Simpsons Season: Everything We Actually Know So FarWith Fortnite OG existing as its own permanent mode now, we aren't expecting another throwback mini-season in the vein of last year's Chapter 2 Remix or the original OG season the year before. But with the upcoming Chapter 6 Season 4 starting on August 8, we're pretty much guaranteed a new mini-season in November, because Fortnite has never had a four-month season on purpose before. Instead, the hot rumor since the beginning of May is that we'll be getting another collaboration mini-season like Star Wars season in May, this time with The Simpsons taking center stage . When you consider Epic's cozy relationship with Disney, plus its long history of Fox Animation collabs--including three cartoon dads Fortnite dropped for Father's Day this past June--this rumor sounds pretty plausible. Indeed, there's been nearly no skepticism about it at all. November is still a long ways away, though, and a lot can happen between now and then. While we wait, let's see what exactly the rumor mill has said about this one. When would the Simpsons mini-season start? According to next season's update schedule , Chapter 6 Season 4 should end on Saturday, November 1, which indicates it'll have a live finale event to wrap things up during the day. If things work the way they did after the Death Star Sabotage event in June, the new mini-season would begin that same evening after 4-7 hours of maintenance. Otherwise, it would start the next morning, on November 2. Continue Reading at GameSpot
GameSpot - All ContentJul 30