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Daily Mirror
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Delta Force console release date and Season Break availability on Xbox and PlayStation
TiMi Studio Group has announced the Delta Force console release date, and we've got all the details on when you can expect the game to drop on Xbox and PlayStation. Delta Force is taking a significant leap as it launches onto home consoles, aiming for FPS supremacy, and it's an opportune moment given the recent launch of its Season Break update. Delta Force is vying for the big leagues with its live-service shooter action, even though you might have thought it was already battling on all fronts. The game has delivered its revamped Black Hawk Down campaign to the delight of fans of the '90s action film, and as it progressed to add the Black Hawk Down solo mode and keeps the experience fresh with the Season Break update, there's plenty to dive into, especially now as we hold out for console gaming's premier shooters to make their comeback. It appears that all this content is coming for even more players, as a Delta Force console release is heading towards players to deliver a new collection of maps, Operators and some major gameplay improvements. It's positive news, as consoles are ultimately where most shooter players reside, seeing a large share of success handed out to Call of Duty and Battlefield franchise titles, so it's great to see a new FPS stepping onto Xbox and PlayStation consoles to give fans something new to engage with in the gap between the Battlefield 6 betas and while enduring the wait until the launch of Black Ops 7. It's stiff competition, but Delta Force is a firecracker that demands attention. So when exactly can we expect the game to land on our favourite consoles? Here's what you need to know about the Delta Force console release date. Delta Force console release date The release date for the Delta Force console has been confirmed for Monday, 18 August at 7pm PDT / 10pm EDT, and Tuesday, 19 August at 3am BST. The announcement was made by TiMi Studio Group, with the release time being an estimate based on recent update launch times, as reported by SteamDB. While a full console release is a different beast to a simple update, this is currently the best guess we have. What we do know for certain is that by the end of Tuesday, 19 August, console enthusiasts will finally get to see what all the hype is about. And frankly, that's more than enough to ask.
Time of India
23-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Everything you need to know about Electrode volleyball in Pokémon Unite
Image via TiMi Studio Group Pokémon Unite has introduced a new, playful twist event, Electrode Volleyball, available for a limited time. This quick mode is a fast-paced game that offers arcade-style fun on the battlefield. This event is running from July 22 to September 4, and this 3v3 mode trades the old battling for something a bit more athletic but still chaotic in true Pokémon Unite fashion. Rather than just scoring a goal or knocking out opponents, the main goal is to volley the bouncing electrode across the arena and make it off your side of the court. It is easy to learn, yet surprisingly deep as one gets into it. Let's understand the basic fundamentals of the Electrode Volleyball event: How Electrode volleyball works in Pokémon Unite New Game Mode ELECTRODE VOLLEYBALL is here and its Hilarious | Pokemon Unite Electrode Volleyball is a 3v3 small, quick battle mode available under the Quick Mode tab in Pokémon Unite. Goal: Don't let the Electrode touch your side of the court while trying to land it on your opponent's side. If the Electrode touches your court opponent, score a goal. Win condition: The first team to reach three points wins the match. Match duration: Roughly like 5 minutes, making it ideal for quick and fun. Gameplay mechanics Electrode launch : The mode kicks off with the Electrode flying into the center. Teams must assemble themselves to keep the volley moving and hold it off their side of the court. Bouncing back: Position your Pokémon under the Electrode and tap to bounce it back. Miss it, and you'll lose a point. Use of abilities: You can use your standard Pokémon moves to mess up or slow down opponents, buy their time, and create spaces. Healing effect: Every successful volley slightly heals your team, so add a defense support element to consistent play. Strategic positioning: Spread out and cover the court, and communicate with your team. Tips for success Pick nimble Pokémon with fast cooldowns like Zeraora or Talonflame. Communicate and try to coordinate with teammates to avoid overlap. Use AoE abilities to throw off your opponents' timing. Watch out for the shadow and keep track of the Electrode's arc and landing patterns. Electrode Volleyball in Pokémon Unite is a lighthearted yet competitive and small game experience. Its quick format, instinctive mechanics, and teamwork make it a fun departure from the standard 5v5 mode. With it being for a limited time, players are encouraged to try it out before the mode leaves rotation. Whether you want to test your aiming skills, improve your reflexes, or simply enjoy a new challenge, Electrode Volleyball brings a refreshing way to enjoy Pokémon Unite's dynamic world. For real-time updates, scores, and highlights, follow our live coverage of the India vs England Test match here. Catch Rani Rampal's inspiring story on Game On, Episode 4. Watch Here!
Forbes
30-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Forbes
‘Gundam' Comes To ‘Call Of Duty: Mobile' And Actually Looks Good
'Call of Duty: Mobile' will feature Gundams in an upcoming season. Following the weird Gundam cosplay setup in the regular Call of Duty, the Mobile version has seemingly gotten it right in a new update. In that, instead of trying to turn people into mecha, they have just put the mecha in the game as is. The list of mobile suits is as follows: Freedom Gundam, Deathscythe Gundam (Endless Waltz), and both the Nu Gundam and the Sazabi. While the trailer (shown below) and official site call the Sazabi a 'Gundam', that seems to be more of a banana peel slip-up, and as irritating as it may be, it is a minor issue. Especially when the good news is that the modeling for each of the mobile suits looks great and is properly Chinese with it. Just like the Metal Build toys, which I am entirely onboard with. This is because Call of Duty: Mobile is developed by TiMi Studio Group, which is a subsidiary of Tencent and is subsequently based in China. As with all Call of Duty: Mobile updates, you also get some special guns for each of the mobile suits included, and those designs also look great. In any case, I am just glad someone is doing a Gundam gaming collaboration properly and actually showing respect to the original designs. FEATURED | Frase ByForbes™ Unscramble The Anagram To Reveal The Phrase Pinpoint By Linkedin Guess The Category Queens By Linkedin Crown Each Region Crossclimb By Linkedin Unlock A Trivia Ladder Call of Duty: Mobile is available to play on iOS and Android devices and has game pad support. If you're curious about the Season 6 update for Call of Duty: Mobile, then there is an extensive breakdown of what will be available over on the official site. Disclosure: While I worked on the Ashura Reaper design with Shoji Kawamori in Call of Duty: Mobile, I have no involvement with this new Gundam update. Follow me on X, Facebook and YouTube. I also manage Mecha Damashii and am currently featured in the Giant Robots exhibition currently touring Japan.
Biz Bahrain
23-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Biz Bahrain
HONOR OF KINGS' GLOBAL COMMUNITY DEMONSTRATES HOW GAMING CAN HELP PROTECT OUR PLANET
In celebration of Earth Day, TiMi Studio Group and Level Infinite would like to thank the Honor of Kings community for their overwhelming contribution to this year's Green Game Jam initiative. This initiative is part of the Green Game Jam 2025, organized by Playing For The Planet, an initiative supported by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). Their participation not only generated greater awareness for the environmental issues impacting our planet but secured the support to projects that focus on protecting and enhancing four rich biodiverse ecosystems in Indonesia, Malaysia and Brazil. IN GAME VIRALITY Players participated in two in-game events — Protect Nature, Protect All Life and Match for Green — which offered a mix of engaging, educational, sharable content. ● Protect Nature, Protect All Life spotlighted unique forest ecosystems and showcased 18 plant and animal species, including endangered ones. With over 90% player participation, this event demonstrated that thoughtfully designed eco-conscious content can rival traditional gaming experiences in engagement. In a follow-up survey, 87.97% of participants expressed their increased intent to take action to protect the environment in their daily lives, while an additional 11.56% indicated they might do so. ● Leveraging the social dynamics inherent in MOBA games, Match for Green achieved viral growth through community-driven mechanics. Each player's invitation led to an average of two additional participation within the first week, amplifying outreach through organic peer networks. Despite the challenge's difficulty, players showed remarkable dedication in their quest for the prestigious 'Nature's Protector' title, highlighting how honor-driven incentives paired with real-world purpose can inspire extraordinary player commitment. And the good news is players can still participate in these events until May 4 and make an even greater difference. Find out more about the active role gaming can play in protecting our planet in this video. COLLECTIVE EFFORTS = REDUCED CARBON EMISSIONS Thanks to the global Honor of Kings community, 28,000 metric tons of carbon credits were purchased and retired across four projects, providing critical funding to real-world conservation efforts and equivalent to protecting 578,551 square meters. The four projects supported are the Katingan Mentaya Project (Indonesia), which protects peatland in Central Kalimantan and reduces emissions; the Kuamut Rainforest Conservation Project (Malaysia), which conserves the Kuamut rainforest's biodiversity and supports local communities; the Rimba Raya Biodiversity Reserve Project (Indonesia), which protects tropical forests and conserves biodiversity; and the Brazilian Amazon APD Grouped Project (Brazil), which prevents deforestation through financial incentives. For more details on Honor of Kings' Green Game Jam Initiative, please visit this website Once again the Honor of Kings team would like to thank the community for their participation and the results achieved. Their contribution to both the online and real world activations clearly demonstrates how gaming can be a positive force in raising awareness for conservation and producing tangible support for the planet's endangered ecosystems.
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Business Standard
22-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Business Standard
Delta Force video game now live on PC, Android, and iOS: Check Details
Delta Force PC and mobile have got a seasonal update with the third season kicking off on both platforms. According to a report by SportsKeeda, the new update brings new additions but also includes important balance changes surrounding operator abilities and weapons. The third season of the Delta Force PC is now live across the globe. Players can download it on both PC and mobile devices. Delta Force then and now TiMi Studio Group has officially launched its new first-person tactical shooter, Delta Force, a modern revival of the classic FPS series once developed by NovaLogic. Initially introduced under the name Delta Force: Hawk Ops, the game has gone through a few name changes before ultimately returning to its original, simplified title — Delta Force. The game is now available as a free-to-play title on Windows PCs, Android, and iOS devices, with console versions reportedly on the way in the near future. This new instalment marks a fresh chapter in the long-dormant Delta Force franchise, which was once a staple of PC military shooters in the early 2000s. The official launch took place on April 21, 2025, across mobile platforms and PC, offering players a blend of modern military action and strategic gameplay. With cross-platform play and high-end visuals optimised for mobile hardware, Delta Force aims to reach a broad global audience. The console release, while not dated yet, is expected to further expand the game's reach and make it accessible to players across all major gaming systems. The decision to return to the franchise's roots by dropping the subtitle reflects the developer's intent to position the game as a true successor to the original series — one that respects its legacy while adapting to modern gaming expectations.
