Pokémon UNITE is finally here for mobile users, and there’s a variety of new additions to mix up the gameplay, new rewards to be earned, and more. One of the most important items for players who want to succeed in Pokémon UNITE is Item Enhancers. These are used to upgrade held items, which have become exceedingly more important for players at the highest level. There’s a stronger version of Item Enhancers.

A new Max Raid event is rolling into Pokémon Sword and Shield‘s Wild Area today with spooky Pokémon to scare you over the Halloween weekend. Trainers will be able to catch a shiny Gourgeist, including two other versions of the Pokémon: Small Size and Super Size. The event starts today, Oct. 30, and goes until Sunday, Nov. 1. It will feature a total of seven different Pokémon. Trainers will have a chance to encounter Yamask, Mimikyu, Trevenant, Polteagesit, Pumpkaboo, Cofagrigus, and Gourgeist.

If you’re confused between the Garena and Global versions of Call of Duty: Mobile, don’t worry—we’ve got you covered. Call of Duty: Mobile has been developed by Activision in a partnership with Tencent’s Timi Studios. While it has been published globally by Activision, Garena has published the game in Southeast Asia. The two games are exactly similar. CoD: Mobile Garena is for players only in Southeast Asia (except Vietnam). The global version, published by Activision, can be enjoyed by players in all other regions except Vietnam, Belgium, and China.

Clash Royale’s summer update, which is accompanying the game’s 24th season, is bringing a new card to the game. The Goblins have manufactured a new piece of technology, called the Goblin Drill. As the name suggests, it’s a drill that can be used by Goblins to travel underneath the arena, just like the Miner, and erupt anywhere. Inside the drill, there are several Goblins that will slowly spawn on the arena.

Halo Infinite’s multiplayer mode is now available for everyone to enjoy for free and is an excellent way to get your Halo fix before the full game releases on Dec. 8. Players can jump into the multiplayer for the classic Halo experience and battle enemies in iconic modes like Oddball and Slayer. Players can also purchase the battle pass and grind their way through 100 levels to earn exclusive premium content.

Playing Mercy, Overwatch’s Swiss field medic, can almost feel like playing an entirely different game. Mercy’s role is not to annihilate enemy heroes and dish out lots of damage. Positioning and timing are much more important in keeping other heroes alive so that they can make those big plays. Among Overwatch’s support heroes, Mercy has seen her highs and lows when it comes to pick rates. Lucio, Ana, and Moira have dominated the competitive scene for some time, but Mercy has had her moments over the past few years.

One of the most popular faces on all of Twitch returned to competition in style, as shroud’s VALORANT team handily won their opening round match in the NA VCT Stage Three Challengers Two open qualifier. Shroud and his teammates on What’s going on took their first match against Damn I Love Fwogs with ease, winning 13-6 on Haven and then 13-4 on Bind. Shroud had 11 kills and 10 deaths on Haven while debuting the newest VALORANT agent, KAY/O.

While submachine guns and automatic rifles may get all of the love in Call of Duty games, Black Ops Cold War’s tactical rifles are fun to use, too. The final tactical rifle to unlock at launch is the DMR 14, better known as the M14 in past video games. It’s a semi-automatic rifle that offers high damage. The DMR 14 can be equipped with different attachments to make it flourish in a variety of situations.

Nvidia’s next big graphics card release is hitting shelves on Thursday, Jan.27, but inventory and pricing remain major concerns ahead of launch. Even though the Nvidia GeForce RTX 3050 is an entry-level card, you’d be hard-pressed to find a worthy, in-stock graphics card near MSRP these days, so it’s wise to temper expectations. There’s no set launch time for the RTX 3050 GPUs, but rumors put the Nvidia GeForce RTX 3050 going live around 7am CT after reviews were delayed until 24 hours before launch.

Twitch concluded its PogChamp of the day promotion much earlier than anticipated by allowing fans to vote on which of the previous 35 emotes would become a permanent staple of hype on the platform.  After hours of intense positioning by content creators and Twitch viewers across social media, KomodoHype was crowned the winner of the “PogChampening” today. KomodoHype, which shows a Komodo dragon with a wide-open mouth, was already a popular emote prior to being used as a replacement on Jan.