Ghost Recon: Wildlands Expected To Get Current-Gen 60FPS Update Soon
Ubisoft is updating older games like Ghost Recon: Wildlands with 60FPS support and new missions, set to launch around the Ghost Recon 25th Anniversary on August 6, 2026.
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Bungie’s Future Is Balanced On A Knife Edge – Can They Survive?
Joe Ziegler’s departure from Bungie raises concerns as Marathon struggles with dwindling player counts shortly after launch. With layoffs and no clear future projects, Bungie’s situation looks pretty shaky.
Marathon Game Director Joe Ziegler Leaves Bungie Four Months After Launch
Joe Ziegler is stepping down as Marathon’s game director just four months post-launch. Del Chafe III is taking the reins, promising to keep the game on track despite recent studio layoffs.
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Iron Guard: Day Zero Review
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