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A guide to Destiny 2’s final June 9 update, detailing all incoming content, including new weapons and gear, balance tweaks, bug fixes, and quality-of-life improvements, along with notes on how players can access the additions.
Road to Hell launches June 9 as Chapter 1 of Hunt: Showdown 1896, introducing the rogue 26th Regiment, new weapons (Maxim 1895 and 1890 Cavalry Rifle), a 50‑reward Battle Pass, and several Legendary Hunters. The update reshapes maps, adds revealable Extraction points and artifacts, and includes balance fixes via Update 2.8, with The Ironclad DLC arriving June 10 and a new Port Sulphur Band track available for pre-save.
Fortnite’s Chapter 7 Season 2 centers on a Showdown between Team Foundation and Team Ice King, with rivalries each match and team points earning cosmetic rewards and a chance at real prizes; a new Arenas mode is coming later. The update adds Drive the Battle Bus, XP via ring navigation, and driver tips, plus Rivalry Rumble, Storm Focus, and island-wide events that shift loot and zones. The map receives new POIs (Frigid Fortress, Sanctuary, Squibbly Shores, Dark Dominion) replacing several locations, alongside a broad weapons and items push including Seven Power Gloves, Ice King’s Gauntlets, Rift Rifle, Skyline Deployer, and more (with many returning staples). The Battle Pass costs 800 V-Bucks (or via Fortnite Crew) and unlocks Exalted Ice King and quest styles, while official trackers and apps let players monitor stats and leaderboards.
Ninja Gaiden 4’s DLC The Two Masters arrives March 4 for $14.99, adding three campaign chapters, two new weapons (Yakumo’s Solitaire scythe and Ryu’s Jakotsumon Serpent Gauntlets), plus new enemies, trials, and the Abyssal Road mode. The DLC is included with the Deluxe Edition/Upgrade, and the base game will launch on PS5, Xbox Series, and PC (via Steam/Microsoft Store) on October 21, with Game Pass availability.
EA and Battlefield Studios released the Season One trailer for Battlefield 6, revealing a new map called Blackwell Fields, a 4v4 game mode named Strikepoint, new weapons and vehicles, and upcoming updates starting October 28th, marking the game's first major post-launch content.
China showcased a wide array of advanced military hardware, including missiles, drones, and AI-powered systems, signaling its growing military strength and technological capabilities, while also aiming to strengthen international influence and counter US military dominance.
Leaked rewards for Destiny 2's upcoming Desert Perpetual Epic raid include a Heavy grenade launcher called The Ever-Present, an Exotic Sparrow named Skimmed Surface, and Tier 5 versions of several Legendary weapons. The raid launches on September 20 with new challenges, mechanics, and exclusive rewards, though details are still unofficial and subject to change.
China plans to showcase advanced military hardware, including hypersonic weapons, at a parade on September 3, highlighting its military modernization efforts under Xi Jinping amidst global competition and concerns over corruption within its armed forces.
EA is using Battlefield 2042 as a stepping stone to Battlefield 6 with the release of update 9.2, which introduces a reimagined Iwo Jima map, new weapons, attack jets, and a 60-tier free battle pass, all aimed at paving the way for the upcoming Battlefield 6.
Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 4 introduces a bug invasion theme with new locations, weapons, and collaborations including Halo and Power Rangers. The season features a diverse battle pass, new map changes, flying vehicles, and boss fights with bug queens, lasting until November 1, 2025.
The upcoming Helldivers 2 Control Group Warbond introduces new weapons and armor, including the risky VG-70 Variable volley gun, which can cause harm if used with excessive ammo, along with support weapons, grenades, a teleportation pack, and armor sets, arriving on July 17 for PC and PS5, and later on Xbox in August.
Helldivers 2 is introducing the Viper Commandos Warbond on June 13, featuring jungle-themed rewards and significant changes based on player feedback. The update includes new weapons, armor, and customization options, with a focus on quality over quantity. Arrowhead is also adjusting the release pace of Warbonds to allow for more polished designs.
Fortnite Chapter 5 Season 3, titled "Wrecked," has launched, featuring a new wasteland-themed map with Points of Interest run by Wasteland Warriors. New weapons like Nitro Fists and Boom Bolt, along with Nitro containers, have been introduced. The Battle Pass includes characters such as The Machinist, Ringmaster Scarr, Megalo Don, and more, each with unlockable styles. Magneto will debut mid-season.
Fortnite Chapter 5: Season 3, titled 'Wrecked', introduces a post-apocalyptic theme with new locations, characters, and features. The Battle Pass includes original skins and collaborations with Fallout and Magneto. New points of interest like Redline Rig and Nitrodrome, along with Nitro mechanics, enhance gameplay. Players can use Nitro Fists, Boom Bolt crossbows, and various vehicle mods. Defeating new bosses grants special medallions and weapons. The update also includes new healing items and vehicle repair options.
Fortnite Chapter 5: Season 3, titled "Wrecked," introduces a new wasteland biome, a battle pass featuring Fallout and Magneto skins, new points of interest like Redline Rig and Nitrodrome, and Nitro mechanics that enhance vehicles and players. New weapons include Nitro Fists and the Boom Bolt, while returning weapons and vehicle mods add to the gameplay. New bosses drop unique medallions and weapons upon defeat.