For the first time since 2021, new installments in the Call of Duty and Battlefield franchises are releasing in the same year, and this has prompted the inevitable comparisons between the two long-running multiplayer first-person shooter franchises to resurface.Early impressions of Battlefield 6 from its open beta suggest that Electronic Arts and Battlefield Studios have a hit on their hands, but Battlefield 6 is unlikely to dethrone Call of Duty this year, even if the sentiment around Black Ops 7 is not tracking so highly. While EA would like to take some market share from Call of Duty, and it's possible that happens, Call of Duty's reign as the No. 1 paid FPS franchise will likely continue."While Battlefield 6 has the potential to perform better than any Battlefield game ever has-- financially and critically--it almost certainly won't outsell Call of Duty," said Rhys Elliott of Alinea Analytics.Continue Reading at GameSpot

Going through changes.Bungie boss Pete Parsons is out as the embattled developer continues to go through a significant shake-up.Sony recently said that it’ll be taking more control of the Marathon maker and will be integrating the studio under its PS

Ideally, now would be a great time to be a World of Warcraft fan, considering the recent Gamescom reveal of the Midnight expansion scheduled for next year. There are many noteworthy Midnight features to keep an eye on, even outside of player housing, if that is not something World of Warcraft fans are excited about. This includes the new Prey system that allows players to defeat powerful mobs to get cosmetic rewards, the addition of the Haranir as a playable race, a third Demon Hunter spec, extra talent points and Apex Talents, and more. However, the reveal has landed poorly among some fans for a plethora of reasons.

Lost in Space Limited Edition (4K Blu-ray) $25 (was $50) | Releases September 2 Preorder at Amazon Amazon is offering a 50% discount on Arrow Video's upcoming 4K Blu-ray restoration of Lost in Space. Lost in Space Limited Edition is available to preorder for only $25 (was $50) ahead of its September 2 release.Directed by Stephen Hopkins, the sci-fi film starring Gary Oldman and William Hurt wasn't warmly received in 1998. To be fair, the original 1960s TV series it was based on wasn't a critical success either. Nevertheless, the film and series were commercial successes, and both are considered cult classics today. Netflix even created a reimagining of the original series back in 2018 that ran for three seasons.If you enjoyed the Netflix series but haven't watched the film, the new 4K Blu-ray edition should be the best way to watch it going forward. For longtime Lost in Space fans, the Limited Edition, like all of Arrow Video's restorations of classic films, looks like a cool collector's item.Continue Reading at GameSpot

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