Tag: Gaming News
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Battlefield 6 Sets New Sales Record as Open Beta and Season 1 Kick Off
Battlefield 6 Debuts with Record-Breaking Sales and Record-Setting Engagement Electronic Arts unveiled a blockbuster start for Battlefield 6, reporting that the latest entry in the long-running franchise sold more than seven million copies in the first three days after its Oct. 10 release. The robust launch marks a franchise high for Battlefield 6 and underscores…
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Battlefield 6 Sets Sales Record: A Look at the New Franchise Peak
Battlefield 6 Sets a Record-Breaking Launch Electronic Arts is celebrating a milestone for the Battlefield franchise as Battlefield 6 opened to record-breaking numbers. The publisher confirmed that the latest entry sold more than seven million copies in the first three days after its October 10 launch. The early performance pushed the series to new heights…
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Battlefield 6 Sets Sales Record in Gaming News Roundup
EA declares Battlefield 6 a record-breaking launch In a striking early sign of continued vitality for the Battlefield franchise, Electronic Arts disclosed that Battlefield 6 sold more than seven million copies in just the first three days after its October 10 release. The milestone sets a new franchise record for Battlefield and signals strong player…
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Pokémon Legends Z-A Mega Starters Leaked: Stats and New Mega Evolutions Revealed
Overview: Leaks Bring the PLZA Mega Starters to Light As Pokémon Legends Z-A inches closer to its October 16 launch, the realm of leaks has finally unveiled the long-guarded Mega Evolutions for the PLZA Starters. Early copies circulating online have provided a detailed glimpse at the visual designs and stat lines for Mega Meganium, Mega…
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Battlefield 6 Lets Players Uninstall Campaign After Beating It to Save Space
Introduction: A surprising nudge to clean up your drive EA and Battlefield Studios have introduced a practical, if somewhat unexpected, option for players who complete the Battlefield 6 campaign. After finishing the story mode, players are now presented with a pop-up that asks if they want to uninstall the campaign, offering a straightforward way to…
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Aussie PlayStation 30th Anniversary Collection Pre-Orders Return This Week
Australian pre-orders for the PlayStation 30th Anniversary Collection reopen Expectations are high as Sony’s celebrated 30th anniversary lineup heads back to Australian shelves. The second batch of items in the PlayStation 30th Anniversary Collection, excluding the PS5 Pro, is once again going live for pre-orders in Australia this week. Retailers are racing to secure limited…
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Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game—Summer 2026 Launch Announcement
Introduction: A New Avatar Fight Card on the Horizon The world of Avatar legends is expanding beyond animation and novels with Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game, officially unveiled at New York Comic Con. Slated for a Summer 2026 release across PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC via Steam, the title promises…
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First PS Plus Extra October 2025 Leak: Silent Hill 2 Could Break the Month Wide Open
October 2025 PS Plus Extra: A Possible Silent Hill 2 Headline October 2025 could reshape Sony’s PS Plus Extra lineup, with whispers pointing toward a marquee title that could draw in horror fans and curious players alike. The focal point of the chatter is Silent Hill 2, the PS5 remake that reimagined Konami’s classic for…
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Open Moshpit in Black Ops 7: SBMM Removal Wins for All
Open Moshpit: A Milestone for Black Ops 7 Beta The Black Ops 7 (BO7) beta has become a talking point in the ongoing debate over Skill-Based Matchmaking (SBMM). For months, players have urged Treyarch to rethink matchmaking in non-ranked modes, arguing that SBMM makes casual games feel like high-stakes scrims. The introduction of an Open…
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Microsoft Removes Unity-Powered Games After Critical Vulnerability Uncovered
Overview: Unity vulnerability prompts precautionary removals In October 2025, Unity Technologies disclosed a critical security vulnerability affecting applications built with Unity 2017.1 and later. The issue could potentially affect Android, Windows, macOS, and Linux builds, prompting a cautious response from platform holders and developers alike. While there have been no confirmed exploits or user-impact reports…