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The Latest Breaking News from Recon

So far, the Battlefield 6 campaign is satisfied being a Call of Duty cover band

Hands-on with three missions from Battlefield 6's campaign.

PC Gamer

Battlefield 6 really wants Assault players to stop lone-wolfing, so they've taken the Spawn Beacon from snipers to place "greater emphasis on team play"

It was "often being used by solo snipers to redeploy in hard-to-reach places" so Recon players did this to themselves

GamesRadar

Treyarch has nerfed Call of Duty: Black Ops 6's loathed Recon perk, meaning your wallhacks won't last quite as long after respawning

Activision-sanctioned x-ray vision has been reduced by an entire half-second.

PC Gamer

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Black Ops 6 needs to nerf this ludicrously overpowered 'Wallhacks' perk into the ground ASAP

Wallhacks are an official feature of Call of Duty: Black Ops 6.

PC Gamer

A first look at Specialized's revamped family of Recon off-road shoes, designed for versatility and diverse budgets

From commuting around town to racing for the gravel podium, the Recon family is meant to offer something for everyone

Cycling Weekly

Grab the superb Specialized Recon 1.0 shoe at a bargain 50% discount

It may be the entry-level shoe in the Recon range but with this reduction, you're getting a brilliant all-rounder at a budget shoe price

Bike Perfect

Oil drilling threatens the Okavango River Basin, putting water in Namibia and Botswana at risk

The Namibian and Botswana governments may be risking their water resources for oil and gas revenue. They have licensed a Canadian firm, ReconAfrica, to prospect for oil in the Cubango Okavango River Basin, in an area covering 34,000km².

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Five epic collabs where good cars led to great bikes

Some of the world's most talented engineers work to make four-wheeled machines lighter, faster and more powerful. And sometimes, those boffins turn their focus to machines with two wheels.

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