Super Smash Bros. Ultimate has a unique (and pretty nifty) profile system known as “names.” Names allow players to create pseudo-accounts, which let their friends (or anyone for that matter) use their preferred controls in the game. This prevents players from fiddling around endlessly with the settings, saving precious time. Related:Super Smash Bros. Ultimate’s basic controls and how to change them But of course, eventually, players might want to start deleting accounts from their copy of Super Smash Bros.

Lag is a problem in any multiplayer game, but when it comes to Fortnite, your network’s slow performance may be the difference between a Victory Royale and an immediate death. While Epic Games’ online battle royale hit is well-optimized for most internet connections, even the best rig can suffer from lag issues from time to time. Though Fortnite’s dedicated servers are optimized for the best possible gaming experience, if there are network issues on your end, you may be experiencing problems when you hop online.

When it comes to the best skins for ADC champions in League of Legends, it’s difficult to have a discussion without mentioning Jinx. Jinx boasts a versatile kit for an ADC champion with a basic attack that can be fired from multiple ranges, a trap, and a long range laser that deals damage and slows enemies. Over the last seven years, Jinx has received a variety of skins to customize her appearance.

In Yu-Gi-Oh!, there are two separate formats that players can participate in: Advanced and Traditional. These formats determine the eligible cards that are legal for competition. Compared to other card games, like Hearthstone and Magic: The Gathering, which have varying modes that determine a card’s legality based on its release, Yu-Gi-Oh! allows cards from the first set all the way to the present. While this could lead to issues with design space and balance, any potential problem is remedied by banning, limiting, or semi-limiting a card that proves to be too powerful or consistent.

You can customize your Fortnite: Battle Royale character in so many ways. From the outfit you wear to your back bling and emotes, there’s no shortage of creative ways to deck out and differentiate yourself from the 99 other competitors. Fortnite has a lot of cosmetics, but unlike other games, many of those cosmetics aren’t available for purchase for very long. The game’s Item Shop typically only keeps things around for one day—it resets around 6pm CT—before moving on to the next set of purchasable items.

The LCK had the chance to solidify themselves as the best region on the planet this year but failed to capitalize on the opportunity after coming up against the LPL in the finals of the 2021 League of Legends World Championship. In retaliation, the region has undergone a roster reshuffle since the free agency window opened in November. A few big-name players and teams have already made moves leading up to the next professional season.

Many gamers prefer the feel of mechanical switches to membrane switches on their keyboards. Mechanical switches are responsive and have reliable actuation points and travel distances. Most mechanical keyboards come with multiple switch options, so buyers can choose the ones they prefer for work or gaming. There are countless mechanical keyboards available in a wide range of sizes, but most of them come in the standard black or white color options.

The next Apex Legends collection event, Warriors, will arrive on March 29. It’s packed with cosmetics to bring out your inner fighter as you battle for dominance over a new Arena map and the returning Control limited-time mode. The Warriors collection event will run for two weeks, from its start date on March 29 until April 12, and it will feature everything you’ve come to expect from promotional store deals and a new heirloom to free rewards you can snag throughout its runtime.

Four new Magic: The Gathering sets scheduled to release in 2022 were revealed by Wizards of the Coast during the August Magic Showcase.  The launch of Innistrad: Midnight Hunt is scheduled to take place on Sept. 24 in conjunction with the Magic 2021 Standard rotation. Two months later, Innistrad: Crimson Vow will release, providing two new Standard-legal sets to the existing four following fall rotation. A total of four MTG Standard sets will launch in 2022, revealed today during the Magic Showcase event: Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty, Streets of New Capenna, Dominaria United, and The Brothers’ War.

If you’re one of the thousands of players who have immediately bailed on a match of Overwatch quick play after seeing “Paris” pop up on your screen, today’s live patch is catered directly to you.   The small-but-mighty March 15 live patch brings the Shanghai Dragons’ championship skin, Zhulong Sombra, to players and focuses on bug fixes. While these fixes are normally not noticeable, this specific patch is tackling some of the game’s most irritating issues and removing some of its least-appreciated content.