There are numerous ways that you can support a streamer on Twitch, including by donating and subscribing. But there’s one particularly unique way that Twitch lets viewers give to creators as well—Bits. Twitch’s “Bit” system is a way that viewers can spend little to no money and “cheer” in a channel’s chat with unique “Cheermotes.” For every one Bit that someone uses to cheer in a chat, that channel receives $0.

The PlayStation 5’s DualSense controller is a popular choice among PC players who don’t always abide by the mouse and keyboard life. But the DualSense doesn’t feature driver support from Sony and didn’t have the ability to update the controller’s firmware without a PS5 until now, that is. Updating your DualSense controller is a breeze and only requires a few steps instead of hunting down a PS5 console. You’ll just need to download a tool direct from Sony and have a compatible USB cable on hand to plug your controller into the PC.

Seer is one of Apex Legends‘ hidden powerhouses. This recon legend is capable of pinpointing enemies through walls and tracking them across large swaths of the battlefield. He’s a more slow, deliberate recon legend who provides a lot of important information for his teammates. In the face of all that information, it can sometimes feel oppressive to play against him. If you’re wondering who to choose to play effectively against Seer, you’re not alone.

The new Dreams and Nightmares case has finally arrived in the latest Counter-Strike update. The case contains 17 skins created by community designers. The contest to develop the skins was unveiled in July 2021 with $1 million at stake, which was intended to be shared equally with the winners. In November 2021, though, Valve increased the prize to a whopping $1.7 million. Overall, there were more than 15,000 submissions for the Dreams and Nightmares case.

If you plan to complete the Pokédex in Sword and Shield, Cherubi might be one of the most annoying Pokémon to find. It doesn’t appear in the overworld or tall grass at all and can only be located on specific routes and parts of the game. Cherubi can be found in the various Berry Trees and Bushes scattered across the Galar region, but not all of them. The best place to find Cherubi is on Route 3.

Whether you’re looking for Xûr bounties or just want to pet Starhorse, you’ll need to know where they are. These two are located in a new area specific to the 30th Anniversary Pack called “Eternity”—not to be confused with the corner of Bray Exoscience with the same name. And to find it, you just need to go to your map. The very inconspicuous new location called Eternity houses a pocket of the new activities in the 30th Anniversary Pack.

Sit down, relax, and take a dive into the Noxious Slipstream with Zaun’s notorious mad scientist, Singed. The crazed chemist has been a mainstay for many League of Legends top laners around the world, but recently, he has found a new home in the mid lane. Fast-moving and ferociously annoying to deal with, Singed can be great champion to help zone enemies from different objectives, while also providing some great crowd control and pick potential with his Fling.

Earlier today, Activision Blizzard released its financial results for the final quarter of 2021, as well as the entire year, which showed that Sledgehammer Games’ latest entry in the Call of Duty franchise, Vanguard, did not perform as well as Treyarch’s Black Ops Cold War from the previous year. In addition to the confirmation that Vanguard sold less year-over-year than Black Ops: Cold War did in 2020, Activision Blizzard revealed net bookings on PC and console devices saw a decline.

World of Warcraft: Shadowlands will see another patch coming to the game this week in Patch 9.2.5. The patch is not a major content update but instead serves as a halfway marker of Patch 9.2. The upcoming patch will be released on May 31 in North America and on June 1 in Europe.  While players shouldn’t expect any significant updates to the game in terms of content, such as new raids or campaign chapters, plenty of system alterations and quality-of-life changes are slated to be released when the patch launches this week.

Over 100 Pokémon have been added into Pokémon Sword and Shield with the new The Crown Tundra expansion, and included in that number is another set of regional starters.  All three starter Pokémon from the Hoenn region are now available to obtain in Sword and Shield, though you will need to put in some leg work to get them on your team.  As of now, the only way to capture Torchic, Treecko, and Mudkip is to run into some variation of their evolutionary line while participating in a Dynamax Adventure.