Sometimes, you want a shooter that's frenetic, fantastical, and outright fun, like Doom Eternal or maybe, back in the day, Half-Life. But there's another type of FPS, the more austere and self-serious simulation-style shooter like Ready or Not or the earlier Rainbow Six games. Zero Hour is definitely one of these. Boasting scarily realistic movement and gunplay, it feels like the descendant of the superlative SWAT series, and now, finally, after four years of early access, it's officially launched in full. Continue reading After years in early access, realistic SWAT FPS Zero Hour hits 1.0

MMORPGs can be hard to get into. Speaking from my experience with Final Fantasy 14, there’s always so much to do and not enough time to do it. Between a main story, side quests, social activities, raids, gear grinding, and PvP, the prospect of entering a new world is nothing short of daunting. Add an asking price and a required monthly subscription to all that, and it’s even harder to get started. If you’re looking for a new MMO or want to dive into the genre for the first time though, I have an answer for you. Black Desert Online is currently discounted to just $1, and it doesn’t require a subscription to keep playing. Continue reading Huge MMORPG Black Desert Online is currently available for just $1 MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Black Desert Online guide, Best MMORPGs, Free MMOs

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Apple will unveil the new iPhone 16 in a few hours. While I can't wait to upgrade my current iPhone 15 Pro to the latest model, there's actually one Apple launch that I'm beyond happy that it might get a new version: The AirPods Max. A new model has been rumored for a few years. While it was expected to be light on new features and even launch at a later date, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, in a Threads post, reported that he expects Apple to unveil the new AirPods Max today. According to the journalist, there are a few key features to expect from Apple's premium headphones: Better Active Noise Cancellation, AirPods Pro 2's Adaptive Audio, and a new USB-C port, which will finally bring Lossless capabilities for these headphones. While some might think Apple took too long to unveil a new model with only a few features, I'm happy to upgrade my headphones to a USB-C upgrade. As Apple started switching to this new port, I stopped using these headphones because I had to carry an extra cable. Image source: Apple In addition, while I love the AirPods Max in black, I'm dying to get a new model with a different color. Previously, Gurman reported that Apple was planning new colors for the first-generation model. However, they have never been released. Now, it's likely that Apple might revamp some of the old colors, even though it's unclear what could change. Besides that, I hope Apple at least makes these new headphones to pair with AirPods Pro 2 or at least have a few exclusive features. A better Find My technology and improved battery life are among the features I hope this new generation adds. That said, it won't take long until we find out what Apple has in store for its iPhone 16 keynote. BGR will let you know everything Apple announces as soon as we learn more about it. Don't Miss: iPhone 16 event: New iPhones, Apple Watch Series 10, AirPods 4, iOS 18, and more The post There’s one Apple launch coming today that’s even more exciting than the iPhone 16 appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Best Apple Watch deals for September 2024 Today’s deals: $10 off Starbucks coffee, $199 Apple iPad, $16 portable blender, $99 BISSELL Little Green, more Best Apple deals for September 2024 Labor Day deals: Deep Apple discounts, $35 in Amazon credit, $279 Nintendo Switch OLED, more

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