Legendary loot boxes are some of Overwatch’s most sought-after items. They’re fun-looking and golden-colored, but more importantly, they grant you at least one guaranteed Legendary item. They’re especially useful during limited-time events when they can contain any of that event’s Legendary cosmetics as well as the usual suite of Legendary skins. It’s not, however, always possible to purchase Legendary loot boxes outright, so how do you go about getting them?

Changes are coming to Legacy and Historic as a result of the second Magic: The Gathering Banned and Restricted announcement of 2022. Ragavan, Nimble Pilferer has been banned in Legacy. Memory Lapse has moved from suspended to officially banned in Historic, while Teferi, Time Raveler is re-entering the format after being rebalanced on Magic Arena. The bans take effect on tabletop on Jan. 25 and on Magic Online and Arena on Jan.

When T1’s Keria made his international League of Legends debut at the 2020 World Championship, the idea of playing in front of fans wasn’t a thought due to circumstances surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic. Today, he played the 24th international game of his young career, but the first in front of a live audience. The hometown Korean crowd welcomed Keria and the LCK champs to the global stage at the 2022 Mid-Season Invitational, where T1 continued their perfect season by winning their 21st consecutive match of the year.

Bulbasaur, the Seed Pokémon, is the star of today’s first-ever Pokémon Go Community Day Classic, giving fans easier access to its Shiny colors and its evolutions, Ivysaur and Venusaur. The final evolution of this line, Venusaur, stands out as one of the tankiest Grass-Poison Pokémon in the game, despite power creep lowering this Pokémon’s spot in the meta. Bulbasaur, Ivysaur, and Venusaur debuted in the first Pokémon titles, Pokémon Red and Green, and have since been staple creatures in the series.

Dignitas has released veteran League of Legends support player Aphromoo after two seasons with the team, the organization announced today.  Aphromoo joined Dignitas ahead of the 2020 season. During his time with the team, he posted a total match record of 36-49, helping the organization secure two playoff berths across the last two seasons. Additionally, Aphromoo helped foster young bottom laners such as Neo and Johnsun during his time under the Dignitas banner.

A maintenance update has been released for Clash Royale today. It made some server-side improvements and nerfed the mobile game’s latest card, Goblin Drill. The changes are as follows: The first Goblin from the drill will now spawn after a second instead of instantly entering the arena.The three Goblins that spawn upon destroying the drill will now deploy in a circle.Finally, the push to other units when the Goblin Drill erupts has also been reduced.

Only one week remains until the start of the 2022 LCS Summer Split, but TSM confirmed today that it hasn’t completely figured out its League of Legends roster situation just yet. In a post to Twitter, TSM revealed that 20-year-old prospect Wei “Shenyi” Zi-Jie will be starting for the organization’s Academy team while its recent offseason acquisition of Choi “Mia” Sang-in will be practicing with the main LCS roster and competing in scrims.

Fortnite’s weekly challenges are an excellent way to grind battle pass XP. Considering the passes are filled with exclusive cosmetics that are unlikely to become available again in the future, each Fortnite player tries their best to unlock the final tiers. If you’re short on time, however, you may not be able to complete all of the available quests in time, making alternative ways to earn XP more appealing. Epic Games puts a new set of XP coins on the Fortnite map every week.

It’s that time again in the land of Fortnite. With a new season comes a bunch of new NPCs scattered across the world to try and find in your collection tab. See Fortnite Action Figures on Amazon Epic Games has decided on a small pool of characters to start the season again, with season 8 just having 17. Of course, this number is likely to be expanded over time but for now, it’s a welcome change to what used to be 50+ characters per season.

Finnish Counter-Strike veteran Aleksi “allu” Jalli is reportedly returning to the professional CS:GO scene with a new team.  Allu has been on a break for nearly eight months after taking a leave of absence from ENCE for personal reasons back in May 2021. In July, allu announced that he was ready to get “back to work” and was looking for a new team.  Allu might be teaming up with fellow Finnish players Tuomas “SADDYX” Louhimaa, Lasse “ZOREE” Uronen, Olli “oopee” Piispanen, and Tony “arvid” Niemelä, according to Finnish outlet YLE Urheilu.