Month: April 2025

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 launches worldwide on October 25, so Treyarch has released the patch notes to reveal all the changes made after the game’s beta. This includes weapon changes and small adjustments to several multiplayer map designs for Black Ops 6.

Black Ops 6 includes campaign, multiplayer, and Zombies, and while some players are getting hands-on time early thanks to New Zealand’s time zone, the game doesn’t officially arrive until tomorrow. Treyarch has revealed that all side Easter eggs and main story quests for both Zombies maps will remain locked until 10 AM PT / 1 PM ET / 6 PM BST on October 25 to avoid any major spoilers and give all players a fair opportunity to discover them.

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It seems like it’s been a long time since Disney allowed users to utilize a free FastPass to skip the lines. Now, Lightning Lane Multi-Pass and Lightning Lane Single Pass are the primary options for people who are willing to pay for them. However, Disney World is introducing a new tier, Lightning Lane Premier Pass, which offers an even better experience at a much higher price.

Lightning Lane Premier Pass is only available for guests staying at Disney’s official hotels, so it won’t be available to all guests. It’s also part of a pilot program, which means Disney could discard it after a trial period if the company decides it isn’t working. Lightning Lane Premier Pass does improve upon the lower tiers by letting visitors go to any ride at any time during the day they choose, but just once per ride. While skipping the reservation times is nice, there are some drawbacks. First, Lightning Lane Premier Pass doesn’t have a park hopper option. In other words, it’s only good in a single park each day. Additionally, the pricing tiers for Lightning Lane Premier Pass vary for each of Disney World’s parks, with Magic Kingdom’s prices reaching $450 during peak times.

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In an interesting development, it appears Sony may have just revealed rumored PS5 Pro’s design. As people are discovering, the PlayStation 30th Anniversary imagery released today, September 5, seems to include an image of some kind of product that matches up with a leaked design for the rumored PS5 Pro.

As you can see in the image below, the rectangle with lines painted across it could be the design of the PS5 Pro. It aligns with an image revealed first by Dealabs at the end of August, purporting to be the look of the console. Take a look for yourself in the image below, as shared by Wario64 on social media.

This is very far from confirmation that it’s a first look at the PS5 Pro, so for now, take this information with a grain of salt. PlayStation’s 30th anniversary blog post teases “more to come,” so that could be a reference to the rumored State of Play for September where the PS5 Pro may be revealed.

Leaked specs for the PS5 Pro suggest it may have a “High CPU Frequency Mode” that reportedly increases the PS5 CPU by 10% to 3.85Ghz. The system’s GPU, should the leaks be legitimate, may be capable of up to 45% faster rendering with dramatically improved ray-tr…