EA is offering 11,000+ players $600 to opt into appearing in EA Sports College Football

Funko Pops are all well and good, but sometimes, every now and again, you really just want someone to turn your favorite video game characters into collectible rubber ducks. If you don't, then you really should, and you will after you learn about Tubbz. Tubbz are duck versions of video game characters from throughout history, and Like A Dragon's Goro Majima is one of the latest characters to receive the Tubbz treatment.

A new version of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Optimizer mod was released online a few days ago, improving the game's emulation with the smoothest dynamic FPS to date, proper resolution scaling up to 8K resolution, and much more.

There’s a reason why fans are mostly excited about the full unveiling of EA Sports College Football 25. It’s been quite a while since the last college football video game, and many feel that college football is as good as it’s been in a while, especially thanks to the college football playoff that’s been going on for a decade. But there was always a “sticky wicket,” if you will, with the original titles. While they tended to use the players’ likenesses within the games and post the best players on the cover like the NFL version did, they never paid the players to use their likenesses.

Long-running Australian studio Torus Games is "hibernating" but not closing down.

When it comes to artificial intelligence, the sports analytics crowd may be outnumbered. The people who killed the sacrifice bunt and turned NBA games into a 3-point shooting contest aren't quite sure what will happen when AI fully invades sports — whether in the front office or on the field.

A Microsoft Store listing for EA Sports College Football 25 has revealed that the game will feature a 120 FPS performance option on Xbox, similar to the Madden franchise. It's not yet known whether EA Sports College Football 25's PS5 edition will feature a similar option, although it certainly seems possible.

College football is going through some serious changes in 2024, and we’re not just talking about the playoff system. First off, the entire landscape of college football is shifting thanks to various conferences gaining new members, and some are basically shutting down entirely! RIP Pac 12! As if that’s not enough, some big-time coaches have retired, the “Transfer Portal” is consuming all sorts of players and then sending them to different places, which can totally affect how next year goes, and then, there’s the video game side of things! EA Sports College Football 25 will debut this year, and it appears as though EA Sports is taking the “easy road” with its construction.

EA Sports College Football 25 has shared more details about its development, including how participating student-athletes are paid and whether real-life coaches are featured. This news comes after EA Sports College Football 25 recently unveiled its first trailer.

EA has offered more than 11,000 college football players $600 to appear in EA Sports College Football 25.

Arrowhead Game Studios CEO Johan Pilestedt has taken to social media platform X (formerly Twitter) to announce that Helldivers 2 now has a higher server cap for concurrent players. While the studio still expects the game to hit that server cap, especially over the weekend, this hopefully means that more players will be able to play and wait times for logging into Helldivers 2 will be more bearable.

After a decade-long hiatus, EA Sports’ College Football is coming back. Not only is it reviving a beloved series for football fans, but it’s also bringing all 134 FBS (formerly Division I-A) schools along for the ride.

Since its release a couple of weeks ago, Helldivers 2 has shown no signs of slowing down, and even amidst widespread server and technical issues (which developer Arrowhead Game Studios is looking to address with imminent patches, the first of which has already released), the co-op shooter is continuing to attract players in numbers.