All articles tagged with #weapon customization
Originally Published 5 months ago — by GameSpot
EA and DICE have confirmed an open beta for Battlefield 6, featuring a new option allowing players to choose either class-specific or unrestricted weapon setups, aiming to cater to different player preferences. The game is scheduled for release by March 2026, with more details expected upon its official unveiling on July 31.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by GameSpot
The Outer Worlds 2, set to release on October 29 for Xbox Series X|S, PS5, and PC, has been developed with input from Halo developers to improve weapon design and gameplay. The game features significant upgrades like no loading screens, customizable weapons, and the ability to switch between first-person and third-person views. It is also the first $80 game for Xbox Series X|S, with various editions including a premium version offering early access and additional content.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by IGN
Activision has released a patch for Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3, focusing on balancing the Aftermarket Parts feature, which allows players to convert weapons into new guns. The update also includes changes to Zombies mode and adjustments to various weapons and attachments. The patch notes detail the modifications made to improve gameplay and address player feedback, aiming to ensure that Aftermarket Parts are powerful, worth the grind, and fun.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Dexerto
Modern Warfare 3 players are expressing frustration with the game's "awful" and "absolutely atrocious" iron sights on weapons, claiming that they restrict visibility. Many players feel that using a sight is necessary on almost every gun, even on SMGs where it is typically unnecessary. The community is calling for tweaks to improve the iron sights and enhance the overall gaming experience.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Kotaku
Lies of P, a gothic Soulslike game inspired by Bloodborne and Dark Souls, features a deep and nuanced weapon customization system that allows players to break weapons into two parts and reassemble them to create unique combinations. This feature adds depth to character builds and allows players to fine-tune their playstyle. The game also offers the ability to tweak special weapons and upgrade their stat scaling using upgrade materials. With hundreds of melding possibilities, Lies of P stands out from its contemporaries with its innovative weapon customization system.