Even with Stellar Blade’s addition of a new boss, Shift Up isn’t done with the game just yet. PS5 gamers should be able to download Stellar Blade update 1.012 now, and it delivers a gift to console and PC owners.
Not only that, but there are a handful of quality-of-life additions made, such as making Hard mode now accessible from the start. There are also PC-specific fixes, with the new patch appearing as version 1.2.0 for gamers on the platform.
The prices of digital games have just become pricier for PlayStation gamers in Brazil, as multiple titles have begun to see price increases on the PlayStation Storefront.
Check out everything new in the patch notes that cover the technical improvements made today as well.
Stellar Blade Free Gift Headlines Version 1.012 Update on PS5 and PC
PS5 and PC Shared Update Details
As a token of appreciation for all the love and support from our players, we’ve prepared 7 newly arranged tracks based on existing BGM.
Visit “The Last Gulp” in Xion to receive “A Thank You Gift From Enya”
– Don’t Forget Me (Trio)
– Flooded Commercial Sector (Trio)
– Clock Tower (Trio)
– White Night (Trio)
– Wasteland – Reboot (Trio)
– Oasis (Trio)
– Don’t Forget Me (Refresh)
“Hard Mode” is now available from the start of the game. “Hard Mode” is also unlocked for Boss Challenge.
Fixed an issue during the quest “Where Is the Fantastic Bait?” where bait dropped from underwater boxes was occasionally unobtainable.
Fixed an issue where, upon entering the “Demogorgon” battle, the camera would sometimes move away from the intended position, making aiming impossible.
Fixed an issue where the artbook would occasionally not appear on the title screen after completing the first playthrough.
Fixed an issue where entering Boss Challenge while wearing “Planet Diving Suit (6th) V3” would cause the outfit to revert to the “Skin Suit”.
ixed an issue during the Scarlet battle where QTEs could cause abnormal character motion and camera behavior.
Fixed an issue where the game would occasionally crash when entering Photo Mode.
Various other bug fixes.
PC // 1.2.0 New update details!
Along with the 1.2.0 patch, Stellar Blade items are coming to the Steam Points Shop!
– Badges, Trading Cards, Still and Animated Backgrounds, Stickers, and more!
If saving fails during gameplay, a save failure message will now appear at the center-left of the screen.
A save file recovery feature has been added. If a save becomes corrupted, a backup save can now be restored upon launching the game.
In the graphics options menu, the Expected VRAM display has been improved to show both current usage and expected maximum usage.
Fixed an issue where the logo rotation key did not work in Photo Mode when using an AZERTY keyboard.
Fixed an issue where EVE’s gun would occasionally disappear on some PCs after using a Burst Skill in the NIKKE mini-game.
Players who obtained the “Planet Diving Suit (2nd)” by connecting their PlayStation Network account can now purchase the “Design Pattern: Planet Diving Suit (2nd) V2” at Roxanne’s shop during New Game +.
Hopefully, this isn’t Shift Up’s last content drop for the game.
By now, many of you are probably deep in the Zenless Zone Zero 2.0 update, with all its new story content, agents, and activities that have been rolling out since its release. This past week, we saw the introduction of a new limited-time in-game event, “Operation Yum,” which allows players to earn even more rewards!
But did you know that this event isn’t only happening in-game? That’s right, for a limited time at select food chains, Zenless Zone Zero fans will have the opportunity to try out some tasty food themed on the game itself! There are even some in-game rewards you can snag for doing it, too.
In case you missed it, Zenless Zone Zero Season 2, or Version 2.
Proxies, Operation Yum Has Commenced
For the next 45 days, miHoYo is hosting a collaboration event called “Operation Yum,” which sees in-game food and treats make their way into the real world at participating retailers. A comprehensive breakdown of the event can be found on the official Zenless Zone Zero website, which lists all participating chains worldwide. For those of us living stateside, Beard Papa’s is currently running their collab until July 15. Those living in Europe, specifically around London, you’ll be glad to know the collab event is starting soon, as Butchies will be offering collabradive burgers from July 15 to August 15.
Here’s a breakdown of the Butchies’ collab:
Featured Products: ZZZing Burger
Available Locations: All Butchies shops in London
Purchase Rewards: Players who purchase the ZZZing Burger combo at participating stores will receive a scratch-off card to redeem in-game rewards, including an exclusive avatar and profile card, as well as a Zenless Zone Zero Operation Yum Series postcard and poster.
Not bad! I can’t vouch for how good the food is at Butchies myself, since I live in the states (Beard Papa’s is great, though!) but if you do happen to love Butchies and are a fellow player of ZZZ, well, now you got a good excuse to go!
A gamer at heart, James has been working for MP1st for the last decade to do exactly what he loves, writing about video games and having fun doing it. Growing up in the 90's gaming has been in his DNA since the days of NES. One day he hopes to develop his own game.
In Borderlands 4, players will have a fun new feature — the option to either lower or completely mute Claptrap’s voice.
Claptrap is often seen as the mascot of the Borderlands series, known for his loud humor and constant talking. While many enjoy his commentary, others may prefer a quieter experience. This new option gives players the chance to enjoy the game without his never-ending chatter, making it a welcome change for some.
Have you seen the Borderlands movie released this August? If not, you're not the only one, and it seems based on critical reception, you aren't missing out on anything special.
Borderlands 4 Players Can Mute Claptrap
Borderlands 4 features an audio slider purely for Claptrap’s voice. (Credits: Chadly)
Sam Winkler, the narrative director, shared his thoughts on this new option on X (formerly Twitter). He shared that some lines were written just for the Claptrap volume control feature. One of them includes, what he called, “maybe the dumbest and most niche reference” to a “terrible accent” from a classic immersive sim.
A screenshot of the option shows that players can’t increase Claptrap’s volume — they can only reduce it, mute it, or set it at 100%. However, Winkler mentioned that he had proposed the idea of doubling the robot’s voice volume, but it appears the leadership rejected that suggestion. He said, “I pitched that you should be able to put him from 0% to 200% but i think the government said no.”
In related news, Gearbox CEO Randy Pitchford made a statement about Borderlands 4 that was poorly received, suggesting that ‘real fans’ would pay $80 for the game. In response to the backlash, Pitchford issued a partial apology, clarifying that he never intended to take anyone for granted.
The latest patch for WWE 2K25 is live now on consoles and PC, and this is a minor update that slots in fixes related to The Island, and the game’s roster.
Players will see this as WWE 2K25 update version 1.017 on PS5/Xbox Series X|S, while those on last-gen platforms (PS4, Xbox One) will see the download appear as version 1.17. Given that the Dunk and Destruction DLC was just released last week, it’s understandable that this follow-up patch is primarily aimed at fixes.
While DICE and EA have remained mum about the new Battlefield game (which we're referring to as Battlefield 6 even there's very slim chance that's the actual title), a ton of info about the game has surfaced from the closed Battlefield Labs playtest.
WWE 2K25’s New Update for July 1 Brings Minor Changes
Gameplay
Addressed reported concerns of Superstars flying out of bounds after going up the steel steps with a prop
The Island
Addressed reported concerns with Today’s Matches not showing remaining time left
Roster
Addressed reported concerns of Elite Cody Rhodes missing after unlocking him in MyFACTION
Based on the game’s roadmap. the next DLC will drop this month as the “Fearlass Pack” which houses the following:
Fearless Pack – July 2025
New Jack;
Jordynne Grace;
Penta;
Bull Nakan
Special celebrity guest to be announced
his patch should come with a new set of gameplay improvements and fixes, and once it’s live, expect it here on MP1st.
The prices of digital games have just become pricier for PlayStation gamers in Brazil, as multiple titles have begun to see price increases on the PlayStation Storefront.
The latest seasonal content for Diablo 4 is live! Called the Sins of the Horadrim, console players will see this download as Diablo 4 update 1.089/1.89, with the game version appearing on the start screen as 2.3.0.
This ushers in a new questline, new seasonal jewels, a new pet, and lots more.
The prices of digital games have just become pricier for PlayStation gamers in Brazil, as multiple titles have begun to see price increases on the PlayStation Storefront.
Console gamers will be pleased to know that this update adds console keyboard and mouse support (finally).
Diablo 4 Sins of Horadrim Update New Content Outlined as Part of Update 1.089
Here’s an overview of everything new in the new season,save for the gameplay changes.
New Questline
Uncover the buried truth of the Horadrim, once a revered order.
New Season Content (Seasonal Realm)
Horadric Spellcraft
Customize ancient powers into unique abilities:
Corrosive Vapor
Glacial Nimbus
Smoldering Ember
Thunderous Particle
Horadric Jewels
Enhance your build with new seasonal socketables.
New Season Journey Pet
Dante (a demonic dog companion).
New Reliquary Rewards
Battle Pass rewards including new mounts, armor sets, and cosmetics.
Permanent Updates (Seasonal and Eternal Realms)
Nightmare Dungeon
Explore new & refreshed gameplay:
Horadric Strongrooms
Escalating Nightmares
Nightmare Dungeon Affixes
Face Astaroth
Fight him head-on in the Seasonal Questline.
Challenge Exalted Astaroth in escalating Nightmare dungeons.
Sony’s PlayStation 5 (PS5) uses liquid metal as a thermal interface material between the processor and the heatsink.
New Unique Items
Barbarian
Hooves of the Mountain God (Unique Boots):
Affixes:
Inherent – Attacks Reduce Evades Cooldown by 2.5 Seconds
+17.5-23% Movement Speed
+16-25% Basic Attack Speed
+7-10 Fury Per Seconds
+2-3 Ranks to Belligerence
Cleave Radius 150 135
Unique Power:
When reaching Maximum Fury, your Fury will rapidly drain until you run out and all your Basic skills now cleave and deal 70-100%[x] increased damage.
Druid
Rotting Lightbringer (Unique Two-Handed Weapon):
Affixes:
Inherent: 110% Damage to Poisoned enemies
18-22% 14-18% Willpower
406-550% 114-150% Poison Damage
26-35% Chance for Pulverize to Hit Twice
26-35% Resource Cost Reduction
Unique Powers:
If no puddle is around you, Pulverize forms a puddle that guarantees its own Overpowers and deals 200-600% of its normal damage as Poisoning over 7 seconds. Pulverize causes all close puddles to splash 20-60% of their total damage within their areas and around them. Pulverize radius increase will affect the size of the puddle and its splashes. Every 10 seconds, Pulverize forms a puddle that deals 200-400% of its damage as Poisoning damage over 6 seconds. Pulverizing the puddle splashes an additional 20-40% of the puddle’s total damage within the area and around it.
Necromancer
The Hand of Naz (Unique Gloves):
Affixes:
77.5-100% Skeletal Mage Damage
10.5-15% Attack Speed
+424-457 Maximum Life
+2-4 Skeletal Mage Mastery
Unique Powers:
Sacrificing both Skeletal Warriors and Golems grants an additional Skeletal Mage for each Minion sacrificed.
When a Skeletal Mage attacks enemies 25 times without dying it upgrades to a Skeletal Arch-Mage.
Skeletal Arch-Mages teleport to safety when attacked and their attacks occasionally shatter on impact dealing 50-100% increased damage to the target and up to 3 additional targets. The time between attacks shattering has been reduced by 50%. Skeletal Arch-Mages now become unstoppable for 1 second after teleporting. Arch-Mage size slightly increased.
Rogue
Deathmask of Nirmitruq (Unique Helm):
Affixes:
+424-457 Maximum Life
+2-3 Skill ranks to Flurry
+16-25 Movement Speed
+224-296 Armor
Unique Power:
You can now overexert yourself while Casting Flurry, spending 8% 10% life when you don’t have enough Energy. Spending life to Cast Flurry increases its damage by 50-70% 30-50% and your Attack Speed by 50% for 5 seconds.
Developer’s Note: Flurry will fail to cast when the player has neither enough energy or health available.
Sorcerer
Ophidian Iris (Unique Amulet):
Affixes:
Inherent: +30% Resistance to all Elements
Inherent: Casted Hydras Have +2 Heads
+11.5-15.7% Intelligence
+10.5%-15.0% Attack Speed Critical Strike Chance
+77.5-100% Pyromancy Damage
+1-2 to Primordial Binding Devouring Blaze
Unique Power:
Hydra is now a Core Skill and always Summons a 3-headed Hydra whose attacks explode on impact.
For each head above 3 that it would have had, the Hydra instead grows larger and deals 50-100%[x] increased damage.
Spiritborn
Balazan’s Maxtlatl (Unique Pants):
Affixes:
+107-121 Dexterity
+424-457 Maximum Life
+268-373 Thorns
+2-3 Ranks to Bastion
Unique Powers:
Each attack damages Close enemies for 100-150% 200-300% of your Thorns and also deals 100% of this damage as Poisoning over 3 seconds.
Each time you’ve retaliated with Thorns, for 5 seconds the Poisoning damage is increased by 100%, up to 300%.
Following initial communications, the "Mass Damage & Consumer Foundation" in the Netherlands has filed a class action lawsuit against Sony, accusing the company of artificially inflating PlayStation Store prices by exploiting its dominant position in the digital game sales market.
New Unique Drop Locations
There is an increased chance to find these Unique items at the following boss locations:
The Beast in Ice
Hooves of the Mountain God
Deathmask of Nirmitruq
Varshan
Rotting Lightbringer
Balazan’s Maxtlatl
Andariel
The Hand of Naz
Ophidian Iris
Duriel
The Hand of Naz
Ophidian Iris
Urivar
Hooves of the Mountain God
Rotting Lightbringer
Deathmask of Nirmitruq
Balazan’s Maxtlatl
Harbinger of Hatred
The Hand of Naz
Ophidian Iris
There are also a TON of gameplay adjustments for each class, which Blizzard has documented in the full changelog.
Following the huge version 1.28 patch released for DayZ four weeks ago, Bohemia Interactive has now rolled out a new update for consoles and PC that implements fixes to various issues.
Console players will see this as DayZ update 1.79, and has a shorter-than-usual list when it comes to the changelog.
The prices of digital games have just become pricier for PlayStation gamers in Brazil, as multiple titles have begun to see price increases on the PlayStation Storefront.
DayZ’s New Update for July 1 Brings It to Console Version 1.79
Console Stable 1.28 Update 2 – Version 1.28.160123 (Release on 01.07.2025)
GENERAL GAME
FIXED
Some user actions were displayed in unintended situations (T192380)
Fixed a glitch that allowed to take unintended items into hands (T192645 – private)
Fixed a glitch that allowed to spawn random items
Fixed a position glitch related to vehicles (T192399 – private, T192730 – private)
The character was not properly detected to be inside of a structure, resulting in multiple problems
Fixed an exploit that allowed to freeze other players (T192480 – private)
KNOWN ISSUES
It is not possible to drink from the Dambog underground water tank
The prices of digital games have just become pricier for PlayStation gamers in Brazil, as multiple titles have begun to see price increases on the PlayStation Storefront.
Hello Games has released a new update for No Man’s Sky on July 1, and this once again slots in fixes to the Beacons patch released last month. Console gamers will see this as No Man’s Sky update 5.073/5.73, and this also adds some quality-of-life features as well.
The developers have added Starship Fabricator utility to S-class landing pads at settlements, an an option for settlement tower buildings to sweep for distress signal coordinates.
This is a bigger patch than normal for No Man’s Sky fixes, which even includes console-specific improvements.
No Man’s Sky Update 5.073 Now Live on July 1
Bug Fixes
Added Starship Fabricator utility to S-class landing pads at settlements.
Fixed an issue that could cause interactions with Autophage settlement visitors to influence the player’s standing with other alien races.
Fixed a rare issue that could cause an unowned settlement to display missing information in its overview page.
Added an option for settlement tower buildings to sweep for distress signal coordinates.
Fixed a number of issues which could cause some settlement data to initialise incorrectly.
Fixed an issue that prevented the settlement marker from appearing if a mission corresponding to a different settlement was selected in the Mission Log.
Settlement terminals now show the name and class of their associated building when viewed through the Analysis Visor.
Fixed the collision of the central monument at Autophage settlements.
Fixed an issue that caused internal roof sections of settlement buildings to display the wrong trim.
Fixed an issue that prevented settlement decisions from awarding their full happiness values.
Fixed an issue that could cause downloaded settlement data to interfere with local settlement data. Affected settlements will have their correct values restored on load.
Fixed an issue that could cause settler NPCs to fail to spawn when first visiting a settlement.
Fixed an issue that could cause Sentinels to fail to appear at Autophage settlements during an attack.
Fixed an issue which required Overseers of Autophage settlements to scan more than once to reveal their cloaked settlers.
Fixed an issue that could cause settlements to linger in the Settlements Register after retiring as Overseer.
Fixed an issue that caused adding / removing citizens to / from settlements to alter the maximum population instead of the current population.
Fixed an issue that could cause the settlement management mission to display multiple active objectives in the Mission Log.
Fixed an issue preventing settlement towers from correctly recharging their utilities.
Fixed an issue that could cause medium dwellings in settlements to generate without a terminal.
Improved the UI for settlement tower utilities.
Updated a number of NPC animations in settlement management decisions to be more appropriate to the outcome.
Fixed an issue that prevented settlement decisions from awarding the correct production or maintenance values.
Fixed an issue preventing settlement factories from correctly refreshing their available Multi-Tool.
Fixed an issue that allowed settlements to draw Sentinel attention during the tutorial phases.
Fixed an issue that prevented visitors to settlements from correctly rewarding their gifts.
Fixed an issue that prevented internal roof sections of Autophage settlement buildings from rendering at a distance.
The prices of digital games have just become pricier for PlayStation gamers in Brazil, as multiple titles have begun to see price increases on the PlayStation Storefront.
Exo-Skiff Save Game Issues Sorted Out
Fixed an issue in some older save games that limited the Exo-Skiff to 10 cold storage slots.
Fixed an issue that prevented the Looping Grass base decoration from being placed.
Fixed an issue that prevented Vile Spawn from dropping Wormskin Folios 2-5 and the Writhing Manuscript.
Fixed an issue which caused the squadron pilot UI to close incorrectly.
Fixed an issue that caused a large number of HUD markers to disappear in some circumstances, including if the system clock was altered.
Fixed an issue that prevented summoning ships with broken launcher technology when Crafting was set to Free in the Difficulty Settings.
Mission-Specific Bugs Ironed Out in No Man’s Sky July 1 Patch
Fixed an issue that prevented the mission A Trace of Metal from starting.
Fixed a rare issue that could prevent Specialist Polo from offering a blueprint for the Reality Anchor during In Stellar Multitudes.
Fixed an issue that could prevent the Collected Knowledge page for In Stellar Multitudes from populating.
Fixed a rare issue that could allow the first purple system generated during In Stellar Multitudes to exist beyond the boundaries of the universe.
Fixed an issue in The Space Anomaly which prevented Priest Entity Nada’s dialogue from being registered as complete, blocking mission progress.
Fixed a rare issue in Ghosts in the Machine which caused the marker to the Korvax facility to be lost when playing in multiplayer.
Fixed an issue that caused the “Collect Planetary Data” multiplayer mission to fail to progress after locating all three planetary hotspots.
Fixed a rare issue that could prevent the Current Mission path from rendering on the Galaxy Map, and cause the “Mission Target in Another Galaxy” message to appear erroneously.
Fixed an issue that prevented the Signal Booster from functioning correctly when playing the “Collect Planetary Data” mission in Abandoned Mode.
While DICE and EA have remained mum about the new Battlefield game (which we're referring to as Battlefield 6 even there's very slim chance that's the actual title), a ton of info about the game has surfaced from the closed Battlefield Labs playtest.
Platform-Specific Improvements Made in No Man’s Sky Update 5.73
Fixed an issue which could cause sections of Autophage settlements, and certain base parts, to appear partly invisible on Xbox.
Fixed a number of UI overlap and clipping issues on Switch.
Fixed an issue on Switch 2 that prevented screenshots from being taken using a base computer.
Fixed an issue that caused the warp tunnel to render at a low resolution on Switch 2.
Fixed an issue that caused the player’s torch to render an incorrect texture on Switch 2.
Crashing Issues for the Following:
Fixed a rare crash when warping out of a system containing an owned settlement.
Fixed a crash that could occur when browsing the Wonders page in the Catalogue.
Fixed a rare crash that could occur when fighting Sentinel drones.
Fixed a rare crash that could occur on modded saves.
Don’t expect the new few patches to be as robust as this one, though we’d love to be proven wrong by Hello Games.
Remedy Entertainment has just released its second patch for FBC: Firebreak today. This is update 1.003 for patch 1.3, and this changes the way perks work in the game.
This patch is to make sure the game progression is smoother and more rewarding for players. Check out a glimpse of what is to come below.
While DICE and EA have remained mum about the new Battlefield game (which we're referring to as Battlefield 6 even there's very slim chance that's the actual title), a ton of info about the game has surfaced from the closed Battlefield Labs playtest.
FBC: Firebreak Update 1.003/1.3 Fixes Perks
While full patch notes are not out yet, here is a small preview from Remedy Entertainment
Update: Complete patch notes have been added for patch 1.3 by Remedy:
General
Added the “Surviving the Workplace” series introductory video explaining the premise of the game.
Localized subtitles are missing from the video; they will be added in a later patch.
Updated PS5 Cloud Streaming to the latest version
Fixed the outdated descriptions for “What a Day” and “OSHA Compliant” Achievements/Trophies to actually describe what players have to do.
Fixed an issue with “Veteran” and “Firebreaker” Achievements/Trophies, which prevented them from unlocking.
Improved the in-game notification messaging for when maintenance happens.
Previously, players only received the maintenance message if they were in the main menu. Now, if you are playing a match and go back into the main menu, the message will be resurfaced to you, so you don’t miss it.
Network
Various fixes and performance improvements for backend and online services.
Improved backend connection stability so that players disconnecting from a match happens less frequently. (Error codes 22001 and 22002)
When backend maintenance happens, players can now finish the Job they are currently playing instead of being disconnected from the game. (This one needs a bit more time in the oven.)
Economy Changes
Perks economy rebalanced.
Balancing
Swivel Cannon (Fix Kit Improvised Device) now has 3200 health (up from 1000).
As the cannon does splash damage, it damages itself when shooting nearby enemies and was destroying itself too often. This change should make it more durable and allow it to make a few more shots at close range before being destroyed.
Improved enemy behavior
Enemies rush less into areas their compatriots got killed in making enemy behavior a bit more exciting.
Audio
Updatedthe idle sounds of all Corrupted Items to make them more identifiable and easier for players to pinpoint by sound.
User Interface and HUD
The exact number of Lost Assets and Research Samples that the player is carrying are now displayed in the HUD during a Job.
Added tutorials for the secondary function of each Crisis Kit Tool (activates when the Tool is level 2 or 3).
Added the player’s Reputation Level indicator to the bottom of the Research menu.
Added visual notification to the Main Menu when players have new items or Perks that they can unlock in the Requisition or Research menu.
Also added visual notifications to new items in the Requisition menu and Perks in Research menus that the players can afford to unlock.
Fixed an issue where turning off the camera shake from the menu didn’t actually turn it off.
Gameplay & Performance
Fixed an issue where the Vacuum Perk didn’t pick up Research Samples.
Fixed a crash which could happen when the Night Terrors Perk is activated.
Visuals and Rendering
Fixed an issue where the Lost Asset and Research Sample visual highlight only disappeared for the player picking them up and remained visible for other players.
Fixed an issue where the “Jasper Post Box” Corrupted Item could spawn inside other objects.
Original Story:
Changes to Perk Economy
Perks are a central part of FBC: Firebreak’s Crisis Kit system. They let you specialize, adapt, and experiment with different combat strategies.
We’re updating the Perk economy in the 1.3 patch to make progression smoother, more rewarding, and better paced. The goal is to help players reach their builds faster, experiment more freely, and make more meaningful choices with their Crisis Kits.
We’re taking a moment to break down how perks work and what’s changing in our next patch to make the system even more rewarding and flexible.
What Are Perks?
Perks are passive abilities that twist or enhance your gameplay in ways both strategic and surprising. Want to give every bullet a small chance to deal electric damage? Go for it. Prefer the ability to “shake off” conditions like fire or radiation by jumping up and down? That’s in the toolbox, too…and yes, we know, we need to do a better job in telling you things like this are possible in our game.
Right now, there are nearly 50 unique Perks available in the game for you to experiment with.
Unlocking and Upgrading
To get access to more Perks, you’ll need to raise your FirebreakerRank. That’s your overall career progression and it’s visible in the main menu below your character.
Once unlocked, you can buy and upgrade perks using two currencies gained from playing the Jobs:
Lost Assets (your general upgrade currency, which you can find during Jobs from Shelters and around the level. They have a yellow glow around them)
Research Samples (a job-specific currency found in Jobs where Corruption is turned on. The Corrupted Items drop these once neutralized, but you can also find them around the level in rare quantities)
Each Perk can be upgraded from level I (basic effect), to level II (stronger effect), and up to level III (strongest effect that also radiates to nearby allies through the Resonance System).
Resonance: Teamwork Makes You Stronger
The Resonance System allows fully upgraded Perks (level III) to benefit nearby teammates. This means that by sticking close to your squad, you can tap into each other’s loadouts, whether you’re the one with the boost or simply standing near someone who is.
It’s our way of closing the gap between seasoned players and newer Firebreakers. Just being part of a team gives you a leg up.
Also worth noting: your personal Resonance Shield, which protects you from damage, only recharges when you’re near at least one teammate and recharges even faster when you’re close to both.
Building Your Loadout
As you level up your Crisis Kits, you unlock more Perk Slots – up to nine in total. How you fill those is entirely up to you. We have noticed there’s a lot of confusion about upgrading a perk in the Research menu, and then ensuring it is active in your Loadout.
A level I perk takes one slot
A level II perk takes two slots
A level III perk takes three slots
That means you can run three maxed-out Perks and share the effects with your teammates or mix it up with nine different level I Perks for variety. You can always choose to equip a Perk at a lower level, saving slots for something else. It’s a flexible system that rewards creativity and experimentation.
What’s Changing Soon?
Some Perk sets will become cheaper across all levels, while others will go up in cost.
The overall time to unlock everything will remain about the same, but you’ll gain access to the resonance system across a wider range of perks much earlier.
Heads-up: If you’ve had your eye on any high-level Perks, now might be a good time to unlock them before the new prices go into effect.
We will be sure to update this post if proper patch notes for FBC: Firebreak are released later today.
Known for their critically-acclaimed single-player titles like Max Payne, Alan Wake, and Control, Remedy Entertainment is venturing into new territory.
Yesterday, Capcom released Title Update 2 for Monster Hunter Wilds, which ushered in new monsters, gameplay balance changes and more. This also dragged in a significant bug, which was triggered whenever players checked the menus for appearance.
Capcom acknowledged the issue, and we surmised that this would need a patch to resolve, which is what we’re getting now with Monster Hunter Wilds update 1.020.020, that’s live on all platforms.
Fixed an issue that would cause the game to crash when selecting “Equipment Appearance” or “Palico Equipment Appearance” from the Appearance Menu in your tent.
– Fixed an issue where using an insect glaive Focus Strike on Rey Dau could cause you to disconnect from the network.
– Fixed an issue where the rewards from investigations that included Lagiacrus or Seregios would sometimes be less than intended.
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– Fixed an issue where the frame rate could become unstable when having a ranged weapon equipped.
The other issues yet to be addressed, according to Capcom include:
The text for the Cosmetic DLC Pass is not displayed correctly in the Claim Content menu at the Support Desk. (PS5 only)
If adjustments have been made to the Keyboard Configuration settings before the update, keys assigned to Ascend and Descend for Underwater Controls may have duplicate control binds. (Steam only)
*To avoid this issue, open the Keyboard Configuration settings and reassign the key that shares a control assignment with Ascend/Descend.
We have no word yet on when we’ll receive an update to address those issues, but we’ll let our readers know once we have more information.
Bloober Team, the development studio behind the Silent Hill 2 remake for Konami, is concocting their own survival horror game based on a new IP titled Cronos: The New Dawn.
Last week, Techland released Dying Light 2’s big Summer Update that brought in the Balatro crossover content, the UGC Fest, and more. Alongside this came a heaping of game improvements and bug fixes. Unfortunately, some bugs managed to escape Techland’s reach, as players suffered crashing issues after applying the patch.
Today, the studio released a new update, which Dying Light 2 players will see as version 1,075 on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, and version 1,75 on last-gen platforms.
The prices of digital games have just become pricier for PlayStation gamers in Brazil, as multiple titles have begun to see price increases on the PlayStation Storefront.
Dying Light 2 Update for July 1 Is a Minor Patch for Crash Fixes
Techland’s announcement reads, “Pilgrims! We just released a small hotfix focused on fixing the crashes. Make sure to update to the latest version of the game, which will be 1.23.1 after the fix!”
That’s about it for this patch. There are no front-facing changes made as far as we’re aware. If you’re curious what got added in the Summer Update, here’s an overview:
UGC Fest
Dying Light 2 x Balatro: Friend of Aiden Bundle
The fixes in the Summer Update apply inprovements to
Co-Op
Tower Raid
Gameplay
Technical
Head on over ot the complete patch notes to see exactly what items got adjusted.
If players find any worthwhile changes with the update, let us know in the comments,
While DICE and EA have remained mum about the new Battlefield game (which we're referring to as Battlefield 6 even there's very slim chance that's the actual title), a ton of info about the game has surfaced from the closed Battlefield Labs playtest.
Mint Rocket has delivered the latest Dave the Diver patch on all platforms, which those on last-gen will see as version 1.26, and 1.026 on current-gen platforms. This is a minor update that focuses on bug fixes more than anything else.
Those on PC, Mint Rocket released this patch the other day as a hotfix.
While DICE and EA have remained mum about the new Battlefield game (which we're referring to as Battlefield 6 even there's very slim chance that's the actual title), a ton of info about the game has surfaced from the closed Battlefield Labs playtest.
Dave the Diver Gets a New Update to Apply Ichiban’s Holiday DLC Fixes
Here’s what got fixed per Mint Rocket:
Update Content:
Bug fixes
ICHIBAN’S HOLIDAY DLC
[Bug Fixes]
Fixed an issue where certain actions during the last stage of the beat ‘em up sequence would softlock the game
Fixed an issue where the characters would sometimes become unresponsive during the beat ’em up sequence
Released three months ago, the Ichibian DLC sees the game crossover with SEGA’s Yakuza franchise. If you haven’t played the game in a while, the content featured in the DLC include:
New Story
Beat ‘Em Up Style Action
New Rhythm Game – ‘Karaoke’
New Bancho Sushi Staff
New Drinks & Dishes
There are a lot more in it and that’s just an overview. You can read the rest of the changes there in the patch notes.
The prices of digital games have just become pricier for PlayStation gamers in Brazil, as multiple titles have begun to see price increases on the PlayStation Storefront.
Build a Rocket Boy has relased a new MindsEye update and this one is for Patch #3 and as of today, only available for the console versions of the game. The PC update will be “coming soon,” as the developers say it was delayed due to an issue found during testing.
Those on consoles, you should see this patch as MindsEye update 1.009 on PS5, and version 1.0.25.4249 on Xbox Series X|S.
While DICE and EA have remained mum about the new Battlefield game (which we're referring to as Battlefield 6 even there's very slim chance that's the actual title), a ton of info about the game has surfaced from the closed Battlefield Labs playtest.
Read on for the complete patch notes that detail the gameplay changes made in today’s patch for the action game.
MindsEye Update for June 30 Applies Improvements to the PS5, Xbox Series X|S Versions
PATCH NOTES:
Stability
Improved stability to reduce crashes, especially on extended play sessions
Fixed AI-related crashes that could occur during complex combat scenarios
Gameplay – Difficulty Rebalance
Increased AI accuracy across all difficulty levels for a greater challenge and more consistent encounters
Adjusted Medium difficulty by reducing damage filtering, resulting in slightly more challenging combat
Character Control
Improved cover entry behaviour, making transitions into cover feel smoother
Improved stair locomotion, ensuring the player exits stair animations at the correct time and aligns properly with the steps
Refined weapon handling during cover entry/exit transitions
Animation
Life scene animations have been improved, with smoother transitions
Vehicles
Improved vehicle behaviour on slopes, making stops feel more stable and predictable
AI
Fixed various bugs causing erratic AI behaviour
Environment
Improved martial law scenes with better behaviour and staging
Audio
Improved in-game vehicle audio for a more immersive soundscape
Improved vehicle destruction audio, with a focus on window break sounds
General audio data clean up and optimization
Tweaked pedestrian dialogue for more natural reactions
Cinematics
Addressed LOD issues in multiple scenes
Optimizations to certain cinematics
Localisation
Corrected various localisation errors across multiple languages
Bug Fixes
Fixed a known issue where players could get stuck walking in a loop when interacting with specific objects
Fixed characters stretching in certain cinematics and gameplay sequences
Corrected texture issue with the Deluxe Edition vest
Resolved flickering VFX in select areas
Various bug fixes across menus and HUD elements
Fixed visual bugs in multiple environments
Resolved abrupt weather changes during the final mission
Enhanced ambient pedestrian movement and facial reactions
Addressed several mission flow bugs that could block progression or disrupt scripted events
Fixed an issue where AI would exit vehicles and immediately die under certain conditions
Fixed an issue that caused AI to shoot while facing the wrong direction
Adjusted cover logic to prevent AI from clustering too closely
Fixed instances where AI would turn their backs on the player during combat
Fixed an issue where AI hit reactions wouldn’t trigger when shot
Fixed an issue where enemies sticking out of vehicle roof windows weren’t affected by headshots
Resolved an issue where Jacob could turn invisible when exiting a vehicle with the driver’s side blocked
Fixed floating occupants when driving Skycar in first-person view
Fixed an issue where shooting the tires of an enemy jeep could launch it unexpectedly toward Jacob
Fixed flickering walls at Silva Factory when using graphics quality presets lower than High
Resolved a traversal issue where the player could get stuck behind unclimbable debris bags
Fixed various issues affecting main campaign open-world encounters
Updated third-person animations for Play.MindsEye content
Fixed an issue where the drone UI marker would not correctly update when transitioning in or out of Play.MindsEye content during the campaign
Fixed multiple issues with certain in-game screen objects appearing blank during cinematic sequences
Prevented players from exiting the Hades vehicle mid-flight, avoiding unintended behaviour
Fixed an issue where dying outside the hangar could cause the player to respawn at an earlier checkpoint, resulting in lost progress in the “Clash of the Egos” mission
Fixed an issue where Jacob could become stuck inside the jeep if shot during the dismount animation in the “In Pursuit of the Orb” mission
Adjusted fail conditions to be more forgiving and better reflect player behaviour in the “This Means War” mission
Adjusted fail conditions during the CCTV section in the “Industrial Espionage” mission to prevent failure when the player’s camera is aimed at Conti
Fixed an issue where failing to get to Silva’s home in time would cause the player to respawn at an incorrect checkpoint in the “Meeting Marco Silva” mission
Adjusted Claudia’s vehicle AI to reduce corner-cutting behaviour, resulting in a smoother driving path in “The Mole” mission
Tweaked the Digging minigame in “The Wrong Move” mission to provide earlier UI prompts and improve timing before input is required
PlayStation 5 – only
Updated cutscene lighting to eliminate unnatural shadow artifacts
Xbox Series X|S – only
Fixed missing controller vibration during certain drone flight sequences
The PC patch should have the same list of changes and improvements, although there is no word on when it will be released. Once Build a Rocket Boy releases a new set of improvements, expect it here on MP1st.
The prices of digital games have just become pricier for PlayStation gamers in Brazil, as multiple titles have begun to see price increases on the PlayStation Storefront.
Late yesterday, Capcom released the latest content drop for Monster Hunter Wilds via Title Update 2. With the patch, the developers introduced a slew of new content such as new monsters, layered weapons and more.
Unfortunately, the patch also brought in something unintended, and that’s a major bug.
The prices of digital games have just become pricier for PlayStation gamers in Brazil, as multiple titles have begun to see price increases on the PlayStation Storefront.
If you’re experiencing game crashes when you check the “Equipment Appearance” menu, you’re not alone.
Monster Hunter Wilds Equipment Appearance Crashes Acknowledged by Capcom
Over on X (formerly Twitter), Capcom mentioned, “We have confirmed that the game may crash when you open the “Equipment Appearance” or “Palico Equipment Appearance” via the Appearance Menu in your tent.”
The devs are working on the issue and will provide an update once they have it.
Outside of that, there are also other issues the developers are aware of which include:
The text for the Cosmetic DLC Pass is not displayed correctly in the Claim Content menu at the Support Desk. (PS5 only)
If adjustments have been made to the Keyboard Configuration settings before the update, keys assigned to Ascend and Descend for Underwater Controls may have duplicate control binds. (Steam only)
*To avoid this issue, open the Keyboard Configuration settings and reassign the key that shares a control assignment with Ascend/Descend.
Network connection may be lost when performing a Focus Strike on Rey Dau with an Insect Glaive under certain situations.
The game may crash when selecting Equipment Appearance or Palico Equipment Appearance in the Appearance Menu that can be accessed from a tent.
Chances are, this Equipment Appearance crash bug will need a patch to fix, which means it might take a while before we see it rolled out, given the devs need to pass certification on the PS5 and Xbox Series X|S versions.
If you’re aware of a workaround for this issue, please leave a comment below and let us know.
While DICE and EA have remained mum about the new Battlefield game (which we're referring to as Battlefield 6 even there's very slim chance that's the actual title), a ton of info about the game has surfaced from the closed Battlefield Labs playtest.
The latest content drop for Monster Hunter Wilds is out today, which Capcom calls Title Update 2! Those on consoles, you’ll see this download pop up as Monster Hunter Wilds update version 1.020.010 on PS5, version 1.020.00 on Xbox Series X|S and Steam.
This is a hefty download, and adds two major new monsters, layerered weapons, and a lot more.
This new MH Wilds patch also slots in weapon changes, bug fixes and a whole more, which are detailed in the patch notes below.
Monster Hunter Wilds Title Update 2 Version 1.020.010 New Additions
– Lagiacrus has been added and is available in an extra mission. To unlock the extra mission, you must be at least HR 31 and have had completed both the main mission “A World Turned Upside Down” and the side mission “Forest Doshaguma.”
– Tempered Lagiacrus has been added and will appear when you are HR 41+ after completing the Lagiacrus extra mission.
– Seregios has been added and is available in an extra mission. To unlock the extra mission, you must be at least HR 31 and have had completed the main mission “A World Turned Upside Down.”
– Tempered Seregios has been added and will appear when you are HR 41+ after completing the Seregios extra mission.
– Arch-tempered Uth Duna has been added. (It will be made available in a future Event Quest.)
– Tempered monsters will now appear in monster herds.
Player
– New equipment and skills have been added.
– New pendants and stickers have been added.
– New voice lines, pose sets, and gestures have been added.
– New Seikret decorations have been added.
– Hunter and Palico layered weapons have been added.
– The β sets of hunter armor have been added to layered armor settings. For any α versions you have already unlocked, you will also automatically obtain the β versions.
– Added new backgrounds, poses, nameplates, and titles to hunter profiles.
– Added new Support Hunters—Mina (Sword & Shield) and Fabius (Lance)—which will become available to join quests after completing the main mission “A Hunter’s Pride.” Fabius will only be available during a limited-time seasonal event.
– Added a feature at the Quest Counter that allows the player to select which Support Hunters will join you when using an SOS flare.
Bases and Facilities
– Added item boxes outside of the hunter’s tent in each base camp and the Grand Hub.
– Added an outdoor item box as a camp gear option that can be set at Pop-up Camps.
– The Change Lobby Menu can now be accessed at your tent in base camps or Pop-up Camps.
– You can now choose to switch your handler from Alma to Erik, or vice versa. This feature is unlocked after completing the Lagiacrus mission.
– A function has been added to the Provisions Stockpile that allows you to trade for seasonal event items.
– A new Festival of Accord event will be held from July 23 to August 6, 2025.
– The following features will be temporarily modified during the Festival of Accord: the Handler’s Outfit; Seikret decoration; the Diva’s song list; the Grand Hub decorations; the Canteen menu; Barrel Bowling and Barrel Bowling Bombs. (Erik’s and Gemma’s outfits can also be changed.)
– Barrel Bowling now has additional reward slots, as well as new special arrangements for seasonal events. Barrel Bowling Bombs during seasonal events also behave differently than normal Large Barrel Bombs, making for a unique challenge.
– New limited bounty types have been added (“Research Help: Fishing” and “Research Help: Endemic Life”).
– New ranking categories have been added (fish, endemic life).
– Added a feature that automatically selects Armor Spheres when upgrading armor at the Smithy, which also converts excess points into Armor Spheres.
– Added a feature that automatically selects reinforcement materials when reinforcing Artian weapons at the Smithy, which also converts excess points into materials.
– The extra mission “Trembling Blue Currents” has been added. (This mission becomes available after leaving the Scarlet Forest and going to another locale, after having completed the main mission “A World Turned Upside Down” and the side mission “Forest Doshaguma.”)
– The extra mission “Clear with a Chance of Sandstorm” has been added. (This mission becomes available after having completed the main mission “A World Turned Upside Down.”)
– The side mission “New Fashion, Old Feelings” has been added. (This mission becomes available after having completed the main mission “A World Turned Upside Down” and the side mission “Smithy’s Seal of Quality.”)
– A new area has been added to the Scarlet Forest. (This area becomes available at a certain point in the extra mission Trembling Blue Currents.)
– A new key dialogue has been added for Ferdinand in the Windward Plains Base Camp. Speak with him and complete the conditions to get a new pendant.
– The Environment Overview can now be checked in the Grand Hub, and includes notifications on when events are currently being held, such as the Festival of Accord.
Steam®
– Warning dialogue now appears when trying to launch the application when your GPU drivers are out of date, your OS is not supported, or you are currently using compatibility mode.
– New customizable keyboard configuration controls have been added.
– DLSS4 and FSR4 is now supported for graphics upscaling. DLSS4 requires an NVIDIA RTX 2000 series or higher GPU, and FSR4 requires an AMD Radeon 9000 series or higher GPU. [Updated 2025/06/27]
– NVIDIA DLSS now supported for multi-frame generation in the frame generation graphics settings. If you are using an NVIDIA RTX 5000 series or higher, you can set the frame increase to 2-4 times, or to “NVIDIA DLSS Auto” which dynamically turns the frame generation function on or off depending on the load.
– The upscaling and frame generation settings in the graphics settings have been separated, so frame generation can now be set regardless of the upscaling setting. For example, with NVIDIA RTX 3000 hardware, you could potentially choose NVIDIA DLSS upscaling with AMD FSR frame generation, and other similar mixed settings.
– You can now copy the Lobby ID/Hunter ID via the Start Menu.
– You can now copy the Squad ID via the Squad Menu.
– A new graphics setting was added that allows you to disable the screen distortion effects caused by underwater or lava areas.
– Added a feature that lets you quickly restock the item pouch and ammo pouch.
– The ammo pouch is now automatically restocked when activating an item loadout.
– Added a “Take All” feature to Nata’s Material Retrieval facility.
– Added a “Remove All Decorations” function to the “Edit Decorations” sub-menu.
– Added the ability to check the Squad Leader’s hunter profile from the Squad Card.
– Added an option that allows you to display the elapsed time of arena quests (and related time-attack-type quests) in the objectives. You can now also check your previous best times.
– Equipment Appearance can now be viewed via Equipment Info or Palico Info in the Start Menu.
Added options for “Effects” and “Character Display” in photo mode. Gestures and poses can now also be selected while in first-person view.
– Added an “All Non-Arena Quests” category in the hunter profile quest completion count page, which excludes total weapon usage from the count. The existing “All Quests” category has been moved to the bottom of the list. We’ve also added functionality to reset weapon usage counts from the target quest category.
– You can now delete your “Best Times” data for arena quests recorded on the hunter profile and quest board. (Times submitted to the Expedition Record Board’s rankings cannot be deleted.)
– The following options have been added:
– A “Health Gauge Warning” option.
– A “Fixed” display option under “Display Elapsed Time for Some Quests”.
– An “Activate Skill/Item Effects” option.
– An “Equipped Talisman Effect” option.
– A “Support Hunter Damage Display” option.
– An “Excess Item Gathering Settings” option.
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Monster Hunter Wilds Title Update 2 Balance Adjustments and Bug Fixes
Bases and Facilities
– Fixed an issue where performing certain steps while Barrel Bowling could cause the game to no longer accept inputs.
– Made it less likely for the same Barrel Bowling pin setups to occur on consecutive days.
– Fixed an issue where stumps would sometimes appear floating in the sky in the Grand Hub.
– Material Retrieval item requests can now be performed during Inclemencies in Kunafa and Azuz , and item gathering will still continue to progress during Inclemencies.
Monsters
– Adjusted how often monsters will discover Pop-up Camps.
– Tempered wounds in future Free Challenge Quests will now be found in fixed locations.
– Fixed an issue where the size of the target monster would change when accepting an investigation with only one remaining attempt.
Player
General
– You now regain control of your character slightly faster after starting a quest.
– Player gathering actions have been adjusted to be more responsive overall, particularly while riding the Seikret.
– Crouched movement now also benefits from faster recovery time for the bleeding status effect.
– Fixed an issue where the effect of the skill Slicked Blade would not disappear when entering or exiting the training area.
– Fixed an issue where players could have multiple types of Large Barrel Bombs in their item pouch if they retrieved a previously placed Large Barrel Bomb while in possession of a Blossom Barrel Bomb.
– Fixed an issue where if the dash control had been switched to a single press, then dashing from a crouching position would result in the character starting a “run” motion instead of a “dash” when standing up.
– Fixed an issue where the webbed state would not be properly removed by Purewasp Delivery.
– Other minor fixes and related adjustments have been made for all weapon actions.
Sword & Shield
– Shield Attack, Shield Bash, and Hard Bash raw damage and stun values have been slightly increased.
– Perfect Rush’s finishing portion has had its raw damage slightly increased.
– Adjusted it to make it harder to consecutively chain the Guard Slash move into itself.
– Slightly increased the evade window for Sliding Swipe.
– Slightly decreased the invulnerability window for Sliding Swipe. [2025/06/27 – Revised to correct previously inaccurate information]
– Chop and Side Slash raw damage have been slightly decreased.
– Counter Slash raw damage has been decreased.
– Fixed an issue where Focus Strikes could be unintentionally performed on the same wounds more than once on certain monsters.
Dual Blades
– You can now change your movement direction mid-movement when entering Demon Mode right after a dodge.
– While in Demon Boost Mode (during Demon Mode), chaining a dodge into a Blade Dance now chains into a Blade Dance II instead. (However, this will default to a Blade Dance I if there is not enough Demon Gauge left.)
– Blade Dance II responsiveness has been improved.
– Movement speed during Demon Mode has been increased.
– Basic moves like Sixfold Demon Slash, Demon Flurry Rush, and Demon Flurry have had their raw damage increased.
– Screw Slicer raw damage, elemental scaling, and ailment scaling have been greatly increased.
– Focus Strike: Turning Tide raw damage has been increased.
– Heavenly Blade Dance raw damage has been increased.
– Blade Dance elemental scaling and ailment scaling have been slightly decreased, and raw damage has been increased.
– The raw damage boost from Demon Boost Mode has been slightly decreased, and the elemental scaling boost has been increased.
– Fixed an issue where the Power Prolonger skill was making the duration of Demon Boost Mode buffs last longer than intended.
– Fixed an issue where the camera would shake unintentionally during Demon Mode.
Long Sword
– Elemental scaling for Crimson Slash II has been significantly increased.
– Raw damage and elemental/ailment scaling for Crimson Slash III has been increased.
– Crimson Slash III now chains faster into Spirit Blade I.
– Spirit Release Slash raw damage has been slightly increased.
– Spirit Roundslash raw damage has been increased when the Spirit Gauge is red.
– Spinning Crimson Slash raw damage has been increased.
– Iai Spirit Slash raw damage has been increased when the Spirit Gauge is white and yellow.
– Elemental/ailment scaling for Crimson Slash I has been decreased.
Hammer
– You can now chain into a special follow-up move after a monster has been significantly staggered from a successful offset attack.
– You can now chain from a Focus Blow: Earthquake into a Charged Side Blow.
– Offset effects have been added to Charged Upswing and Mighty Charge Upswing.
– Charge levels now increase faster after chaining into a Charged Step from a dodge.
– Charged Big Bang raw damage has been increased.
– Mighty Charge Slam raw damage and elemental scaling have been increased.
– The hit boxes for certain attacks, such as Big Bang, have been adjusted.
– Fixed an issue where the damage display would appear twice for Big Bang IV.
Hunting Horn
– Performing Focus Strike: Reverb with precise timing now plays an additional note at the end of the attack.
– Performing Focus Strike: Reverb with precise timing now sets an Echo Bubble at the end of the attack. (You can prevent the Echo Bubble by holding R2 (PS5) / RT (Xbox) / R key (default, PC) at the end of the action.)
– Hitting a monster with a single hit of Resounding Melody now triggers a soundwave.
– Your Seikret no longer stops when performing while mounted.
– The damage hitbox for Echo Bubble has been significantly increased.
– The evade window for Offset Melody have been increased.
– Fixed an issue where switching from one hunting horn to another would incorrectly display melodies that had not been played as an Encore.
– Fixed an issue where connecting with Offset Melody would sometimes fail to successfully offset attacks.
– Fixed an issue where stocked notes would not properly reset when chaining into a Special Performance.
Lance
– You can now chain into a Charge Counter from Focus Strike: Victory Thrust.
– Adjusted the hitbox of Focus Strike: Victory Thrust to make it easier to land.
– Fixed an issue where certain shield attacks during Focus Strike: Resolve could unintentionally break monster wounds.
Gunlance
– Fixed an issue where, when a critical hit occurs during multiple hits of certain actions, such as Multi Wyrmstake Full Blast, there was an unintended high chance that subsequent hits would also be critical hits.
Switch Axe
– It is now easier to adjust your distance to monsters when using Unbridled Slash and Full Release Slash while in Focus Mode.
– The backward movement triggered by Element Discharge Finisher can now be reduced slightly by tilting the left stick in the player character’s direction.
– Significantly increased the elemental scaling of follow-up explosions from sword attacks when using Element Phials.
– Significantly increased the elemental scaling of follow-up explosions from Unbridled Slash, Full Release Slash, and Axe: Follow-up Morph Slash when using Element Phials.
– Axe: Follow-up Heavy Slam and Axe: Follow-up Morph Slash raw damage has been increased.
– The amount of Switch Gauge recovered when performing basic attacks in Axe Mode has been increased.
– Increased the raw damage and Amp Gauge recovery of Axe: Morph Rising Double Slash, and reduced its Switch Gauge consumption.
– Sword: Triple Slash raw damage and amp gauge recovery amount have been increased.
– The amount of Switch Gauge consumed when performing Sword: Overhead Slash has been decreased.
– Fixed an issue where the damage scaling from the Rapid Morph skill was not being applied to Jumping Morph Slash when performed upon landing.
Charge Blade
– Guard points now have Perfect Guard detection, and you can now chain into Savage Axe Slash upon a successful Perfect Guard from a guard point.
– Explosive phial raw damage from chaining into Super Amped Element Discharge from certain attacks (such as Amped Element Discharge) has been increased.
– Raw damage for Amped Element Discharge and Super Amped Element Discharge has been increased.
– Weak Slash, Return Stroke, and Shield Thrust raw damage have been slightly increased.
– Explosive phial raw damage for Axe: Element Discharge, Axe: Amped Element Discharge, and Axe: Super Amped Element Discharge have been increased.
– Impact Phial explosion raw damage has been increased while in Sword Boost Mode.
– Axe: Element Discharge now chains more quickly into other basic axe moves like Axe: Dash Slam or Axe: Lateral Fade Slash.
– The raw damage for multi-hit attacks while in Power Axe Mode has been decreased.
– Fixed an issue where the phial explosion damage boost would not be applied when performing Element Discharge I or similar attacks with an Impact Phial while phials were enhanced.
– Fixed an issue where sharpness would decrease more than normal when performing a guard point while Elemental Boost was activated.
– Fixed an issue where the damage scaling from the Rapid Morph skill was being incorrectly applied to certain jumping attacks in axe mode.
Heavy Bowgun
– Increased the amount of Ignition Gauge recovered when firing Spread Ammo 1 and Spread Ammo 2. [Updated 2025/06/27]
– Fixed an issue where it was difficult to evade after firing Slicing Ammo.
– Fixed an issue where the Burst skill would activate with fewer hits than intended when using Cluster Bombs or Wyvernblast Ignition.
Bowguns
– Fixed an issue where the skill Airborne would not activate correctly for spread ammo.
Bow
– Fixed an issue where bow coatings would unintentionally switch to “Unequip” under certain conditions.
Support Hunters
– Fixed an issue where Support Hunters mounted on Seikret would leave cover earlier than intended during Jin Dahaad’s large area-of-effect attack, causing them to take damage.
– Increased the attack power of Support Hunters for when the quest leader is at HR 100 or higher.
– Adjusted the behavior of Support Hunters when mounting a monster.
– Added a follow-up move for when Olivia successfully performs an offset attack.
Seikret
– Improved the speed of response when calling your Seikret.
– Improved the response speed for controlling your Seikret after mounting from a Seikret call.
– Fixed an issue where, while riding your Seikret in auto-move, they would circle around the area if you arrived before the large monster.
– Item use inputs while mounted on a Seikret have been made more responsive in the following situations:
– After switching weapons while mounted
– When using an item after closing the map
– When using an item immediately after another item
– It is now possible to dismount from the Seikret while drifting.
Palico
– Fixed an issue where Palicoes would stop using Vigorwasp Delivery under certain condition
Miscallaenous
System
– Increased the amount of Guild Points awarded for delivering a Wyvern Egg.
– The Skill Info window can now be quickly opened in various screens.
– Changed the Investigations sub-menu option “Delete Investigation” button.
– Changed the Arena Quests and Challenge Quests sub-menu option “Available Equipment Details” button.
– Food Skills can now be viewed in the Skill Info window via Equipment Info in the Start Menu.
– The detailed effects of Food Skills can now be viewed in the Active Skills page of the Skill Info window.
– You can now Accept & Depart (Quick Start) a quest directly from a Quest Invite Notification in the important chat notifications.
– Removed the skip function from important chat notifications and made it so that the map can now be opened even while the notifications are still active.
– Adjusted the map so that it no longer automatically switches levels when focusing on a large monster.
– Lobby Info can now be viewed in the upper-right corner of the Start Menu and Quest Counter screens.
– The Monster Field Guide can now be viewed in the Quest Menu while in your tent.
– Fixed an issue where decorations not intended to be equipped in certain slots could still be equipped.
– Fixed an issue where obtained nameplates would sometimes not appear in the Hunter Profile settings.
Steam®
– Adjusted the amount of VRAM used with texture streaming, resulting in reduced overall VRAM usage.
– Fixed an issue where the Estimated VRAM Usage in the Display/Graphics settings was calculated lower than the actual value. (As a result, the estimated VRAM usage will appear higher, but thanks to a separate optimization, actual VRAM usage has been reduced, so the current minimum and recommended system requirements remain unchanged.)
– Fixed an issue where the VRAM usage displayed incorrect values for the Distant Shadow Quality option in Graphics settings.
– Fixed an issue where the hunter’s chest armor would not display when selecting the Display Armor setting in Display Options in the Change Appearance menu.
– Fixed an issue where performing certain actions such as eating or forging weapons/armor in the Grand Hub would reset the cooldown for mantles.
– Fixed an issue where repeatedly fast traveling in the Training Area would reset certain statuses, such as cooldowns for mantles.
– Improved the response time for using items after exiting a tent.
– Fixed an issue where blocked users were not properly removed from the Followers list.
– Fixed an issue where incorrect icons would appear for offline members in the Member List.
– Fixed an issue in the Equipment Appearance menu so that focus will now stay on the equipped layered armor.
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Quests
– Accepting and joining quests will be possible from the quest counter during an Environment Link.
– Made adjustments to reduce interruptions when joining a quest via an invite notification.
– Adjusted the unlock conditions for the “Social Butterfly” Hunter Highlight.
– Fixed an issue where an SOS Flare would be sent automatically when starting a quest with Max Members set to 1 and Automatic SOS Flare turned ON.
– Fixed an issue where the departure animation wouldn’t finish if the target quest ended at a specific moment during the animation, leaving the player unable to control their character.
– Fixed an issue where the Lucky Voucher’s effects would not apply to the target quest when accepting a quest invitation from a Link Member during an ongoing quest.
– Fixed an issue where, during a non-Field Survey in your own environment, a Great Hunt (a hunt with multiple monsters) could be generated even if one of the monsters hadn’t appeared in that environment.
– Fixed an issue where players could significantly reduce a monster’s health with poison or other similar ailments before starting a Field Survey.
– Fixed an issue where completing a Free Challenge Quest while offline would prevent the game from saving properly, causing lower-ranking times to display incorrectly at the Quest Counter.
– Fixed an issue where a target monster would sometimes fail to appear in multi-target Investigations.
– Fixed an issue where, if multiple players joined an Arena Quest simultaneously, the number of participants would register incorrectly in the rankings.
– New preventative measures have been put in place for invalid or fraudulent investigations.
– Quest completion times that are obviously fraudulent will not be registered in the rankings, and users in question will be automatically subject to suspension or feature restrictions.
Other
– Fixed an issue where some voice lines would not trigger properly.
– Fixed various text issues.
– Fixed other miscellaneous issues.
Given the scope of this patch, don’t be surprised if Capcom releases a follow-up update for it.
Following initial communications, the "Mass Damage & Consumer Foundation" in the Netherlands has filed a class action lawsuit against Sony, accusing the company of artificially inflating PlayStation Store prices by exploiting its dominant position in the digital game sales market.
The prices of digital games have just become pricier for PlayStation gamers in Brazil, as multiple titles have begun to see price increases on the PlayStation Storefront.
This isn’t strictly limited to new and upcoming games, as some older titles are also being affected by the change, with Sony reportedly citing challenging market conditions as the reason for the increase.
Following initial communications, the "Mass Damage & Consumer Foundation" in the Netherlands has filed a class action lawsuit against Sony, accusing the company of artificially inflating PlayStation Store prices by exploiting its dominant position in the digital game sales market.
More Pressure Continues to be Placed on Latin-Region Gamers
As spotted by members of the PS5 Reddit, multiple titles on the Brazilian PlayStation Storefront have seen their prices adjusted, from the recently released Death Stranding 2 to even titles like the Demon’s Souls Remake (launched in 2020), which have seen their prices increased from their original levels just days ago. A breakdown of the increases for some titles can be found below (via Reddit).
WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers – R$249,50 → R$339,90
The Outer Worlds 2 – R$399,90 → R$455,90
Kingdom Come Deliverance II – R$349,90 → R$449,90
Silent Hill f – R$349,90 → R$399,90
Ninja Gaiden 4 – R$349,90 → R$399,90
Lost Soul Aside – R$299,90 → R$339,90
Hell is Us – R$299,90 → R$339,90
Death Stranding 2: On the Beach – R$ 349,90 → R$ 399,90
The Last of Us Part I – R$349,90 → R$ 399,90
Astro Bot – R$299,90 → R$ 339,90
Lego Horizon Adventures – R$299,90 → R$ 339,90
Demon’s Souls – R$349,90 → R$ 399,90
Rise Of The Ronin – R$349,90 → R$ 399,90
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice – Game Of The Year Edition – R$274,50 → R$ 313,50
A statement issued by Sony reads:
“Sony Interactive Entertainment has updated PlayStation Store content prices due to challenging market conditions, including fluctuating exchange rates. As a result, Brazil has seen an increase in PS Store games and add-on content. Pricing decisions vary by region and are based on the current economic environment.”
Back in April 2025, Sony announced that it was raising the price of PS Plus plans in Brazil and other Latin American storefronts, which also didn’t bode well for fans in those regions. No doubt, this move will continue to push gamers in the area away from the platform, especially considering the value of Brazilian currency being at a near all-time low as of writing. Compared to other storefronts, such as Steam, prices are significantly lower as they’re based on the region. Take Hell is Us for example, on PSN it costs R$339,90 to pre-order, while Steam has it currently listed for R$179,99, which was also cheaper than the game’s original PSN price before this increase.
The bigger question now is, how long before we start seeing this trickle-down effect in other regions around the world? While prices have remained somewhat stable in the United States, with many speculating that Sony has been increasing prices elsewhere to keep them down in their primary markets, it remains to be seen how long before their bigger markets begin to be affected.
This could very well be a sign of things to come, something we’re likely to see take effect next year if market conditions don’t improve, especially with all the tariff talks that have been ongoing lately.
In what could be good news for PC gamers worldwide, Sony appears to be revisiting its country restrictions for games released under the PlayStation banner.
A gamer at heart, James has been working for MP1st for the last decade to do exactly what he loves, writing about video games and having fun doing it. Growing up in the 90's gaming has been in his DNA since the days of NES. One day he hopes to develop his own game.
Known for their critically-acclaimed single-player titles like Max Payne, Alan Wake, and Control, Remedy Entertainment is venturing into new territory. Their latest release, FBC: Firebreak, is a brand-new IP set in the Control universe, and it breaks away from the studio’s tradition with its strong emphasis on multiplayer.
Does Remedy manage to capture the magic they’ve delivered in their beloved single-player experiences within this new multiplayer landscape? Let’s find out.
Just a few days ago, Team Jade finally reconfirmed the existence of Delta Force's console versions.
Into the Oldest House
So, what is FBC: Firebreak? Well, the short of it is that it’s a three-player cooperative game in which players face off against hordes of enemies from the Control universe, as they try to complete objectives to clean the Oldest House, where the game takes place. There’s not much to it beyond that in terms of narrative scope, and for those who have played Alan Wake or Control and are wondering if this expands on any of those games, the answer is no. It’s not entirely a bad thing, as the game is its own thing outside of the setting. For those who enjoy playing single-player and are worried that they would be missing out on the story, you can put those worries aside.
Still, it does feel like a rather big departure for Remedy in the narrative side of things, and if I am honest, connected or not, the lack of a meaningful narrative to tie things in FBC: Firebreak does seem to harm it. As it stands, the game is set up to be mission-based, with five total missions, or as the studio calls them, jobs, available at launch. Each job has three levels of missions you have to go through to unlock the “full” job, which, in reality, feels like pointless padding, as the first level of a job lasts for only a few short minutes. Mine, as well as my coop partners’, immediate response was, “Really, that’s it?” as the “Mission Complete” screen popped up, making us think we had done something wrong. It feels a bit like a head-scratcher, so why bother to include that variation of said job?
As you progress through each job level, it becomes a rinse-and-repeat process until the final boss or objective, which are typically followed by more repetitive tasks, such as fixing an item or transporting barrels.
With no story to tie these levels in any meaningful way, there’s not much of a sense of “progression” that you would get from something similar to Left 4 Dead, and other cooperative games. By the time I had unlocked the final job, it felt like I was going through the motions while waiting for the objective to complete, with no real drive to see it through.
That’s not to say there isn’t fun to be had with FBC: Firebreak, because the core loop of going around a level and getting overwhelmed by a bunch of enemies as you try and shoot your way out, that’s the big grab with these horde-like PvE style games. Sadly, it’s hard to enjoy that when the objectives are so bland. The final job has you running around the map to find heaters and placing them on anomalies, and it feels like an eternity to destroy a single one despite there being a bunch of heaters around them.
All the jobs end the same way, though, with you rushing back to the elevator to extract, while a high-level enemy spawns. I feel like these were supposed to be the most intense parts of the jobs, which they usually are, but I can’t take it all too seriously when I see a boss bar show up, and it’s just some dude named Jake, or some other common name. I assume they are the names of a fellow Firebreak who perished trying to clean the house, but there’s nothing to confirm that, no narrative hint to say who this thing was.
I know this game can be really fun because, out of the five jobs, one stands out the most, where you go around and shoot at things as the environment violently transforms into a pink goo. There’s no need to fix fans, no waiting around for barrels to be filled, transporting cargo, or hunting down radioactive balls. Just point and shoot, the most basic, simplistic objective, and yet it brings up the case that sometimes less is more. That specific job felt closer to the classic Left 4 Dead experience, and I think FBC: Firebreak could have used more of that, with a narrative to help tie things together and give players a real reason to undertake these jobs.
Despite Being Set in Control, FBC: Firebreak Is Afraid of Getting Creative With Weapons
The core loop of FBC: Firebreak is to play through these jobs and collect Research Samples and Lost Assets so you can unlock new gear in the battle pass-like system, as well as perks. There are classes, which are dubbed Crisis Kit, that have their own abilities that are meant to work in synergy with the others. For example, there’s a kit that lets you spray water, with another kit that can electrocute anything that is wet. As you unlock more gear, you get access to better kits’ abilities and some perks that add passive buffs.
Progression, in my opinion, is a bit too slow for my taste, as some of the game’s best items felt like they came in far too late into the game, where I can see a lot of players probably dropping it by then. I like that the kits get a variety of cool abilities, but it is a shame that the guns in the game are just so basic. For a multiplayer game set in the Control universe, you would think that there would be some really cool and creative guns designed for this game, but the reality is that you’re stuck with the everyday archetypes of guns you see in every other shooter. Control built this idea of the Object of Powers, giving the player a Service Weapon that could transform into different weapons.
You don’t get that here. Like I said, they’re pretty basic guns, like a pistol, shotgun, machine gun, assault rifle, just guns you would expect to see from any shooter. That’s fine to have those types of firearms, but it feels like a missed opportunity to experiment with some more unique ones. There is a gun you can pick up during jobs; it looks like a shredder and shoots out a bazillion bullets at a time. That’s one of the coolest things I’ve seen, and it sucks that Remedy didn’t give every other weapon that same treatment. For the setting that FBC: Firebreak has, I expected to see more when it came to the weaponry.
As promised by Rebel Wolves, our first look at gameplay for The Blood of Dawnwalker just aired today, and we got a significant look at the game's combat, graphics, and more.
Hiss, Hiss, Miss?
I wanted to like FBC: Firebreak. Mainly because we desperately need more horde-like cooperative games in the vein of Left 4 Dead. I think it has a lot of promise, and seeing what Remedy is already doing with the feedback provided by the game’s community, it seems like they are working on making the game better than it currently is. There’s some fun to be had for sure, and I like the idea that Remedy is presenting itself here, but ultimately, there’s not much of a reason to keep you playing after finishing the initial stages. Sure, there are higher-level difficulties to play through and modifiers, but those don’t fix the core loop of some of these jobs, primarily about performing repetitive and tedious tasks that you’re likely to be over with the second you realize how often you have to do them.
It’s hard to recommend the game in its current state, but it is a part of Xbox Game Pass and PlayStation Plus Extra, so if you’re subscribed to either, then yeah, I would say give it a shot.
Score: 6.5/10
Pros
Strong Co-op Foundation.
Synergistic Class Abilities that encourage teamwork.
Though the progression system can be a bit slow, there are tons to unlock and play around with. \
The visuals are pretty.
Cons
Bland mission structure.
Lack of any narrative to at least tie things together better.
Uninspired Bosses/Extraction Endings
Mundane Objectives
Unimaginative Weaponry
A budget $40, though even that’s a tough asking price for how little there ends up being in content.
Bloober Team, the development studio behind the Silent Hill 2 remake for Konami, is concocting their own survival horror game based on a new IP titled Cronos: The New Dawn.
A gamer at heart, James has been working for MP1st for the last decade to do exactly what he loves, writing about video games and having fun doing it. Growing up in the 90's gaming has been in his DNA since the days of NES. One day he hopes to develop his own game.
Studio Wildcard has once again released a new Ark Survival Ascended patch, and at this point, we’ve lost count how many hotfixes the studio has released since the Ragnarok Ascended patch was released last week.
For today’s patch, Ark Survival Ascended is brought to version 1.067.051 on PS5, though it’s already version 67.53 on PC.
Ark Survival Ascended Gets Another Update on June 30
The latest patch notes released for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S is the following:
v67.49 – Minor version for Servers and Clients – 06/27/2025
Fixed several Milestones not progressing correctly, this includes Boss Fights, Silica Pearls and Gunpowder crafting
Ragnarok’s large beaver dams now count towards the looting beaver dam Milestones
Astraeos’ Astral variants now count towards Alpha creature Milestones
Fixed paint preview not appearing correctly when painting some items
Fixed Dino Export option not working correctly
Fixed Shoulder Pets sometimes turning invisible
Fixed cases where creatures appear as level 1
Fixed creatures getting stuck when hatched from the Egg Incubator
Fixed several creatures not playing their correct swimming animation
Fixed an issue that caused the inability to remove custom cosmetic structures from the hotbar
Fixed an issue that prevented placing multiple custom cosmetic structures on the hotbar
Fixed an exploit
On PC, the changelogs for version 67.51 and 67.53 are available.
v67.53 – Minor version for Steam clients – 06/27/2025
Fixed jittering foliage for DLSS Frame Gen,
Fixed cases where DLSS Frame Gen would disable itself during gameplay,
BattlEye no longer prevents you from launching the game without internet connection,
Entitlement Checks for DLC ownership now correctly works without internet connection
v67.51 – Minor version for Steam Clients – 06/27/2025
Fixed a crash caused by the hot bar
If we get another set of patch notes, we’ll add it to the article. Don’t be surprised to see another patch be released in the coming week.
While DICE and EA have remained mum about the new Battlefield game (which we're referring to as Battlefield 6 even there's very slim chance that's the actual title), a ton of info about the game has surfaced from the closed Battlefield Labs playtest.
While DICE and EA have remained mum about the new Battlefield game (which we’re referring to as Battlefield 6 even there’s very slim chance that’s the actual title), a ton of info about the game has surfaced from the closed Battlefield Labs playtest.
Even in its closed pre-alpha state, DICE has been routinely updating the test client with new maps, features and more. This time, the latest update is connected to player movement.
While gun customization has been present in Battlefield games before, the new entry in the franchise will feature a more robust way of doing it, which should give players more freedom in how they want to use their weapon in matches.
Before checking out the footage, remember that this is from a closed pre-alpha build, and as such, should NOT be treated as the final version of the game. For all we know, DICE might remove some of the movement mechanics once it’s all said and done, and there is a chance the devs can add a few stuff connected to it too.
New Battlefield Game Movement Mechanics Has Players Divided
The footage comes from the BF1 Telegram leaker group. Given that we don’t want to receive another takedown notice from publisher Electronic Arts, we’ve embedded the same footage that someone uploaded to the Battlefield subreddit.
As you can see, in the Battlefield Labs client, aside from sliding, players can jump and dive to the side while firing. It seems to be a faster pace than what we’re used to seeing in past Battlefield games, but I personally don’t find anything wrong with it. However, some players are saying it leans too much into Call of Duty territory, which aims for twitch reflexes and arcade-style movement that’s popular these days.
Some Battlefield fans want to see a smaller-paced gunplay and movement system, which I understand why. While Battlefield was never a mil-sim kind of game, it usually relied on authenticity.
Personally, I’m fine with this given we haven’t played it yet or have seen it in action in your regular Battlefield sandbox environment. Also of note, if we limit every new thing that DICE wanted to implement in a new Battlefield game, they then would be called out for playing it safe, or not adding anything new. It’s a lose-lose proposition for the developers; that’s why I’m cutting them some slack. Its’ not like they can’t dial the movement speed back if they wanted to.
In other Battlefield 6 news, our early look at the game’s factions is a step in the right direction, as there doesn’t seem to be any goofy character skins present — at least for now.
EA hasn’t announced anything yet, but the publisher has reiterated that we can expect the new Battlefield game to be revealed this summer.
While we've already seen countless gameplay of the new Battlefield game via Battlefield Labs, one thing we havent' seen a lot of is the game's gadgets.
Sony has launched one of the PlayStation Store’s rare Weekend Offers. What makes this even rarer is this one is exclusive to PlayStation Plus members only.
For a limited time, a handful of games can be bought at a large markdown from their original PSN Store price.
Given the sale only has a few dozen items, we’ve opted not to do our usual recommendations list given the entire sale is very easy to sort out yourself. This is nowhere near one of the best weekend sales on PSN, so it’s understandable if you don’t have any itch to open your wallets and buy something.
That said, a sale is a sale, and there are still a fair few games there worth the deep discount.
Just a few days ago, Team Jade finally reconfirmed the existence of Delta Force’s console versions. Today, the developers have finally nailed down a release date for it, and it’s August 19, 2025 for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S!
Contrary to the original announcement, Delta Force will only be available on current-gen consoles (no PS4, Xbox One versions). It’s understandable why, but it’s not ideal for those who are still gaming on last-gen consoles.
In case you didn't know, Team Jade has released a single-player component for Delta Force titled "Black Hawk Down.
Alongside the console announcement, Team Jade also revealed the details of the shooter’s upcoming new season, and it’s the biggest one yet.
Delta Force PS5, Xbox Series Versions Target August 19 Release
The press release sent by Team Jade mentions the Black Hawk Down single-player campaign will also be released the same day on August 19, as the base multiplayer game.
For those playing the shooter on PC, the Season Break update arrives on July 9, and adds a ton of new content.
Delta Force New Season Break Features:
New Operations Map: Tide Prison
A secret high-tech island prison run by the Haavk, players must infiltrate disguised as prisoners and collect their gear during the mission, solving puzzles solo or with their squad. Swimming and diving have also been introduced, together with underwater exploration.
New Warfare Map: Cyclone
A tropical island with a hidden ICBM missile site, the Cyclone is a grand map offering satisfying infantry and vehicle combat, and introduces a dynamic weather system which affects gameplay immersion and strategy.
New Operator: Tempest
Free with Battle Pass, Tempest comes with enhanced mobility via an exoskeletal device, emergency evasion devices, and a charged drill that disarms enemies, making her an ideal choice for close range combat and deadlocks.
New weapons and vehicles, including an assault rifle, a compound bow, jet skis and more.
Victory Unite improvements, including a real-time command hub and a new call-in support to reduce respawn time.
Finally, a new crossover is also planned for Arknights, which kicks off sometime this summer. Team Jade revealed Stinger’s Executor-themed Appearance, inspired by the Titleless Code outfit, and Luna’s Schwarz-inspired Appearance, based on the Skyline design. Toxik and Hackclaw will also join the lineup, with full reveals coming soon.
It’s been a long time coming, but console gamers can finally experience Delta Force this August.
Are you tired of seeing goofy operators in military shooters? If so, the initial images of Battlefield 6's factions should make you happy somewhat, as there's none of that to be found.
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A gamer at heart, James has been working for MP1st for the last decade to do exactly what he loves, writing about video games and having fun doing it. Growing up in the 90's gaming has been in his DNA since the days of NES. One day he hopes to develop his own game.
