Did you know you can play custom matches against AI opponents in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare? You can, and it’s fairly easy to set up. The game doesn’t do a good job of advertising that you can play against bots to warm up, and it’s not particularly visible from the menus. Once you set it up, though, it’s easy to play and a great way to warm up your shot before you fire up some wager matches or pubstomp with your friends in multiplayer.

BoomTV’s Cracked Creator tournament series is back for a special Call of Duty: Warzone show on a random Monday in February. Team Summertime’s OpTic Hitch has joined up with BoomTV for a $15,000 prize pool in a duos tournament in Caldera featuring some of the biggest names that CoD content creation has to offer in 2022. CRACKED CREATOR RETURNS 📅 Feb. 7th @ 12PM PST 💰 $15,000 Prize Pool

World of Warcraft players can step through the Dark Portal again and reexplore the Outlands in The Burning Crusade Classic. Floating through space in the Twisting Nether, the shattered remnants of Draenor—the home-world of the Orcs and refuge of the Draenei—awaits. But like any new expansion, players should expect some technical difficulties. The abundance of new players will almost certainly lead to server issues in the opening few hours, days, and weeks of the expansion.

Dragon cards in Yu-Gi-Oh! are notorious for being quite difficult to summon while bringing a lot of powerful abilities to the board. There are various ways to incorporate them into your decks, with a Dragon Link deck currently dominating the meta. Gabriel Netz used the deck and placed first in the recent LCS X February 2021 tournament, using the power of Dragons to overwhelm his opponents. Here are the best five Dragon cards in Yu-Gi-Oh!

As part of the crossover celebration for Pokémon Sword and Shield’s The Crown Tundra expansion, Sirfetch’d is finally available in Pokémon Go.  Galarian Farfetch’d has been in the game for a good while now, but prior to this event, it wasn’t able to evolve into Sirfetch’d.  Now as for how to best prep you Sirfetch’d for the Battle League, you should probably get used to playing on the defensive. It has a lot of options, but not all of them are great, especially since you will be relying almost exclusively on Counter as a Fast Move.

The need for new features in gaming TVs grows with every new console generation. Microsoft and Sony’s latest consoles are no exception, with the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series consoles utilizing next-gen gaming features and faster frame rates. Faster frame rates mean gaming TVs need faster refresh rates. Newer models can reach up to 120Hz or 240Hz but are subject to screen tearing or stuttering since they typically stay at a static refresh rate.

G2 and OG have reached an agreement to swap their CS:GO captains, Nemanja “nexa” Isaković and Aleksi “Aleksib” Virolainen, according to a joint report by 1pv.fr and Dexerto. The player swap comes weeks after 1pv.fr reported G2 was targeting Aleksib to take over the reins and replace nexa, who has been their in-game leader since September 2019. The Finnish captain, on the other hand, has been a part of OG’s CS:GO team since its creation in December 2019.

Finding a compact desk to suit your needs is a tall order. There are many limiting factors to consider, and picking a desk just because it is small won’t guarantee you a comfortable gaming experience.  Factoring in the number of compartments that will help clear desktop space is crucial. Small gaming desks that offer you excellent cable management and additional space-saving features are also desirable. A compact gaming desk should provide comfort in the tightest of spaces.

Epic Games is working on a “no build” limited-time mode (LTM), according to prominent Fortnite content creator and reliable data miner HYPEX.  This potential LTM would reportedly make one of the game’s main mechanics and key features optional. The “no build” game mode could bring new players to Epic’s battle royale by eliminating one of the most difficult mechanics in the game. But the “no build” game mode will only be available for a limited time, according to the leak.

Gambit Esports has confirmed today that its CS:GO team will play in ESL Pro League season 15 and will respect ESL’s sanctions that were issued on March 2, following the Russian invasion of Ukraine on Feb. 24. The participation of Gambit in ESL Pro League was at risk after ESL prohibited the org and Virtus Pro from being represented at the tournament due to having “apparent ties” to the Russian government.