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CAPTAIN TSUBASA 2: WORLD FIGHTERS Takes Football to Ridiculous New Heights
Captain Tsubasa 2: World Fighters is now available on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, and PC. The anime football action game features over 22 national teams, more than 110 playable characters, and over 150 cutscenes. Various editions are available, including Standard, Deluxe, and Ultimate, with additional DLC packs offering cosmetic items and characters.
1001: Threads of Mizan's carpet riding shines as it tries to add multiplayer to a triple-A action game
MBC Game Studio's debut title, 1001: Threads of Mizan, is a third-person action RPG designed for three-player co-op, drawing inspiration from Arabic folklore. While the ground combat and progression systems appear generic, the game's unique carpet-riding mechanic for traversal and boss fights offers a distinct element. The developers aim for a drop-in, drop-out co-op experience, though solo play is also supported.
All Fortnite lobby hack codes
Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 4 introduces lobby hack codes that grant players free in-game items such as cosmetics and XP. These codes can be redeemed through an admin panel in the lobby screen. The article lists 16 available codes and explains the redemption process.
How to Turn Off Quick Resume on Xbox, and When You Actually Should
The Xbox Series X|S Quick Resume feature allows players to suspend and quickly return to multiple games. While beneficial for single-player experiences, it can cause connection issues in online multiplayer titles. The article explains how to disable Quick Resume for individual games, manage suspended titles, and identifies games that are prone to issues with the feature, such as Call of Duty and Halo Infinite.
Low-Budget Repairs review - let me throw more sofas off balconies
Low-Budget Repairs is a janky renovation simulator that embraces its silly side, allowing players to act as a "cowboy builder" and throw sofas out of windows. While painting and plastering mechanics can be dull and repetitive, the game's unique approach to handyman work and quirky characters make it an enjoyably silly experience at times. The game suffers from clunky controls, occasional performance issues on PC, and a lack of polish, but its personality shines through when it lets players mess around.
I didn't expect Stranger Than Heaven to have such deep, satisfying combat
A hands-on demo of Stranger Than Heaven focused exclusively on its unique combat system, which utilizes a dual-controller scheme for precise limb control. This intricate combat, combined with intelligent enemy AI and challenging boss encounters, has generated significant excitement for the game's release, despite limited information on its story and world.
Goals is building an exciting esports ecosystem "where everyone can compete"
Goals, a free-to-play soccer game, has announced plans to build an inclusive esports ecosystem allowing anyone to compete. CEO Andreas Thorstensson detailed a system with grassroots qualifiers leading to regional finals and major championships, emphasizing community involvement and accessible tournament creation tools. The game will feature in-game leaderboards, team kits, and cosmetics, with a €10,000 prize pool for official events and plans for player-funded prize pools.
NBA THE RUN Review | TheXboxHub
NBA THE RUN offers a refreshing return to arcade-style basketball, focusing on fast-paced 3v3 matches reminiscent of 90s classics like NBA Jam. While the single-player experience is limited, the game excels in its multiplayer modes, featuring quick games, a boost mechanic, and a focus on stealing. Its distinct hand-drawn visual style and energetic soundtrack contribute to its personality, making it an enjoyable throwback for those seeking less simulation and more arcade fun.
Valve sued by The Performing Right Society for allegedly using its members musical works "without permission"
The Performing Right Society (PRS) has sued Valve, alleging the unauthorized use of copyrighted music on the Steam platform. PRS claims Valve has never obtained a license for music from its members, which includes songs featured in titles like Forza Horizon, EA FC, and Grand Theft Auto. Separately, Roblox has launched two new developer programs, Incubator and Jumpstart, to support creators in building and scaling games on its platform, while also highlighting growth opportunities within its older user demographic.
