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Two years ago, Todd Howard expressed that he regretted making such a big deal out of announcing The Elder Scrolls 6 so far ahead of time. Today, perhaps buoyed by a desire to offer reassurance in the face of the ongoing Xbox layoffs, Bethesda has chosen to throw caution to the wind and deliver a rather staggering list of everything it has on its card. Fallout 5. Remasters of both Fallout 3 and New Vegas, and the promise of a "new project" from Obsidian.

Why dig up gems from a dusty old mine in the middle of nowhere when you can redeem Mine a Planet codes to unearth an entire planet's worth of geological treasures in one fell swoop? If that's the question you're asking, you've found the place that houses the answer. Mine a Planet isn't quite the grind it first sounds like. You're not on a one-man mission to smack ores from an entire celestial body. Think bigger. Not the planet, but the operation.

With these new Roll Anime to Fight codes, you should always have just enough cash to get through the next couple of waves with some new anime heroes by your side. Either that, or you'll be able to reroll their traits in a way that might actually help the rest of your squad. Sorry, Bakugan fans, Roll Anime to Fight won't have you sending spherical representations of your favorite franchises into battle. It's "roll" in the gacha sense of things, not the physical motion.

Taking a few cues from the myriad war tycoon titles on Roblox, Missile Empire puts a larger focus on explosive ordnance. Why does that matter when redeeming new Missile Empire codes? It doesn't. We just like to point out when a popular new Roblox game reminds us of another. We've played a lot of these things. Yes, Missile Empire puts you in charge of nuclear launch codes with the sole intention of having you launch an endless volley of fiery destruction upon an entire server.

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Blizzard has just dropped new Starcraft 2 patch notes, and it's continuing to make significant changes to the longstanding RTS game. The dev says that this latest update is "calibrating both Protoss and Terran to help deal with Zerg," and there are some pretty dramatic balance changes to consider. Knocking 25% off the price of Command Centers? Why not?

FF14 Mobile is officially shutting down at the end of September, as Square Enix and its Tencent-owned developer Lightspeed Studios confirm that their licensing agreement has been terminated "through amicable negotiation." The standalone sister project, which aimed to recreate the mainline MMORPG in a new format beginning with A Realm Reborn, was first announced in November 2024, and launched in its initial form in China in June 2025.

Blizzard has capitulated to fan demands with a new Diablo 4 update that makes crafted Mythics far more useful, along with increased drop rates across the board. The developer also promises further rewards that will be coming to the RPG next week, including extra payouts of its top-end Superior Lair Keys, and more Mythic Tributes to help boost your chances of netting the rarest loot in the game. It's a rapid response to what ended up being a rather underwhelming patch, and good news for us all.

A new Slay the Spire 2 patch is here, and it's going to hurt a little more than the abundance of fresh cards we were handed two weeks ago. Sometimes, making a game that stands the test of time requires making careful cuts around its most beloved parts, and Mega Crit has proven itself a master of this over the years.

League of Legends Classic is what it says on the tin: a return to the good ol, rose-tinted days of Riot Games' classic MOBA. Taking us back to Season 3, it's described as more of a "collection of greatest hits" instead of "a singular moment in time," borrowing from various seasons.