Back 4 Blood is both a new game and part of an existing zombie legacy. It features an entirely new story and universe amid the running and gunning, but it was created by the makers of Left 4 Dead, one of gaming’s most legendary zombie franchises. L4D and zombie fans alike should definitely check out this co-op FPS slugfest. The nature of co-op means that you’ll want to know whether your friends have the right consoles and systems to play on so you can team up to slay the hordes.

Twitch has confirmed that the massive data leak earlier today is real. In the leak, Twitch’s source code was revealed, along with data such as all past comment history, Twitch-related projects, and more. Arguably, the most talked-about aspect of the leak so far is how it revealed the top Twitch streamers’ purported payouts on the platform. Many Twitch viewers were shocked by just how much their favorite streamers made, but some streamers, like xQc, have hinted that these numbers are even larger in reality for most mentioned in the leak.

Earlier today, the League of Legends gameplay design team extensively detailed all of the changes coming to the game in Patch 11.16. Fourteen different champions are set to receive a series of buffs and nerfs, while one champion, Sona, is on deck to receive a relatively sizable rework.  Seven different champions are all slated to receive nerfs in Patch 11.16, with the heaviest nerfs being dealt out to jungle champions. Diana, Lee Sin, and Xin Zhao are all going to see their jungling potential taken down a peg on the patch, with Diana’s Moonsilver Blade (P) having its bonus damage against monsters reduced from 300 to 250 percent.

With the waters starting to calm down from Apple’s “Peek Performance” showcase on March 8, there’s new and exciting information about Apple’s upcoming launches for 2022. The event included a broad range of Apple’s different product lines. With updates to the iPad Air, information on the new M1 Ultra, and a stellar showing of Mac Studio, it’s clear that Apple will look to pack a punch this year in tech.

One Overwatch player took efficiency to a new level by modifying their mouse to maximize their Mercy healing and damage-boost output. Twitch streamer EvilToaster shared a clip from a recent stream where he played and chatted with the Mercy in question. When targeting teammates, the Mercy player appeared to be switching between healing and damage-boosting extremely fast, which initially made EvilToaster think that they were griefing. When he questioned them, the Mercy player explained that they were using a mouse with a free-moving scroll wheel.

League of Legends fans are still shell-shocked after the recent premiere of Riot Games’ newest animated series, Arcane. But people didn’t realize that even more explosive news was on the way. Riot Forge has unveiled a new rhythm runner titled Hextech Mayhem. Developed by Choice Provisions, who also created the BIT.TRIP video game series, Hextech Mayhem features the overcharged antics of Runeterra’s favorite bomb-blasting yordle, Ziggs. Throughout the game, players must perform a series of jumps and attacks while trying to stay on beat to avoid obstacles, putting the boom on enemies, and lighting fuses to achieve the most explosive results.

If you’re an extremely aggressive Call of Duty player, chances are you like using a submachine gun. And this is still the case in the franchise’s latest game, Call of Duty: Black Ops 4. Although some of the assault rifles in Black Ops 4 are incredibly strong in close-range engagements, the SMGs are still viable. The game launched with five SMGs, each with their own set of strengths and weaknesses. Related: The best assault rifles in Call of Duty: Black Ops 4

The most recent League of Legends offseason saw some major changes in the LCS. One of them was Philippe “Vulcan” Laflamme’s surprise move from Cloud9—a team he had been tied to since 2019—to Evil Geniuses. This past weekend, Evil Geniuses advanced to the LCS Lock-In playoffs after beating Golden Guardians. Vulcan spoke with Inven Global’s Nick Geracie and shed some light on why he decided to leave C9. Vulcan explained that he achieved almost everything he wanted to achieve with C9 and was satisfied with his run with the team.

The Central Processing Unit (CPU) is responsible for managing all of the data that a user interacts with. GPUs tend to get all of the glory these days, but the truth is that a strong CPU can have just as big of an impact on a gaming PC as a GPU can. For both gaming and every day media browsing, the Ryzen CPU lineup has a host of options for all budgets that can make the difference between a rig that lags and stutters and a rig that runs buttery smooth.

A series of changes are coming to New World in Patch 1.0.4. The devs are cleaning up a few issues players have been facing over the past few weeks, fixing bugs, resolving exploits, and addressing concerns around invulnerability. See Dot Esports Gaming Deals Amazon is also finally bringing back Outpost Rush to US West, US East, AP Southeast, and Central Europe servers this patch, and gradually enabling server transfers throughout the week.