Riot Games has officially announced a new VALORANT GO! skin bundle after it was originally leaked on the ValorLeaks Twitter account earlier today.  The bundle, which is VALORANT’s second anime-inspired weapon bundle of the year, features skins for the Classic, Ares, Vandal, and Operator, as well as a new Melee skin. In traditional VALORANT GO! fashion, the skins each showcase anime-style artwork of the game’s agents on the sides of the weapons.

North American organization 100 Thieves is likely set to add several new players to its VALORANT roster to establish a new core, multiple sources told Dot Esports on April 2.  The two players from the original roster set to remain are Peter “Asuna” Mazuryk and Sean “bang” Bezerra, while Ethan Arnold’s future remains unknown. Team captain Spencer “Hiko” Martin will likely depart from 100 Thieves’ starting roster.  Details regarding Matthew “WARDELL” Yu’s potential transfer to 100 Thieves have subsided, however.

Halo Infinite’s multiplayer mode is here, giving players access to one of the most exciting features of the upcoming title. Players can battle online with their friends or explore the Academy to train and learn more about weapons equipment. Players can also unlock achievements by completing certain tasks in the tutorial mode.  The Make a Little More Noise achievement is easy to complete but can be confusing if you don’t know what you’re supposed to do.

Gaming organization One True King expanded their roster to seven with the addition of popular content creator Jschlatt, who has over three million subscribers across his YouTube channels and one million followers on Twitch. Jschatt creates both gaming and IRL content that he posts to his JschlattLIVE and Jschlatt YouTube channels, boasting over 2.5 million subscribers. Welcome @jschlatt to One True King! 👑 You took all of our equity. pic.twitter.com/fNAu0JlfJN

Mind-blowing strategies and outplays are common in League of Legends. But some players want to try something different, experiment, or simply annoy the enemy team. A player called ‘the loudest fart’ showcased Shaco support with Smite and Ignite in a post on Reddit. And as you probably already imagine, it’s terrifying to watch. Just a little trolling with smite support shaco. from leagueoflegends Naturally, with these Summoner’s Spells, the strategy is to annoy the enemy jungler as much as possible.

Summit1G is one of the most followed streamers on Twitch. The veteran began streaming in 2011 and has continued to be one of the biggest names on the platform since. Summit found his name from a community forum he was a part of back in the early days of Counter-Strike. Although he wasn’t initially a part of the 1G team, Summit took the name for himself, establishing his streaming career under the alias Summit1G.

Wizards of the Coast regularly adjusts what Magic: The Gathering cards players can and can’t use in various formats. The developer bans cards for various reasons. Some cards are banned because they’re “proven to simply be too powerful.” But others might be taken out of a format because their existence plays too great of a role in restricting the game’s meta. Whatever the reason for a ban, these cards can’t be played or kept in a sideboard for their respective format.

Xerneas is one of the newest additions to Pokémon Go, available through a five-star legendary raid during the Luminous Legends X event. The legendary species boasts a well-rounded stat allocation, making it viable on both attack and defence. During battles in Pokémon Go, each species has access to a pair of moves with one being a fast move and the other a charge move. Fast moves are those that recur every few seconds, dealing constant damage throughout the fight.

Destiny 2 players are getting ready to wrap yet another season. The Splicer storyline is slowly approaching its resolution, meaning it’s also time for players to finally unlock their Splicer Seal and the dedicated title that shows up under their name tag. Even if you aren’t planning to use the title, it’ll still be a decent addition to your collection. You can always take a trip down the memory lane and remember how you fought to stop the Endless Night in the future.

Niantic has released new details for the Pokémon Go Fest 2022 in-person event scheduled to take place from Aug. 5 to 7 in Sapporo, Japan. And, similar to the Berlin event that will run in July, it will feature new Shiny Pokémon and Sky Forme Shaymin making an appearance.  The ticketed event, which will cost 3,000¥, will give players access to both days of Go Fest and all of the exclusive content included within.