A new submachine gun has been added to Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War and Warzone as part of its “season four reloaded” update. The OTs 9 is a full-auto SMG that shreds enemies up close with its small magazine and fast fire rate. It struggles at longer ranges but is strong in up-close engagements in Verdansk or on smaller multiplayer maps, making it worthwhile to level up.

Destiny 2’s Nightfall activity brings a slew of exclusive weapons for players to obtain with some luck and Adept versions of them for those who brave the Grandmaster Nightfall. Though it was vaulted with Beyond Light, Duty Bound returned in Season of the Risen, bringing a series of new perks and combinations. This gave it a series of options primarily for PvE content, with four different ways to directly boost damage and Fourth Time’s the Charm as another option (out of six possible choices in the fourth column).

Riot Games’ newest animated Netflix show, Arcane, has already taken the world by storm since it made its premiere two weeks ago. The characters have been a huge talking point for fans since they’ve been able to capture our hearts in such a short period of time. One character that many people have been discussing, however, is the barkeep of the Last Drop and Vi and Powder’s father figure, Vander. He is strong, silent, and dependable, but he has also had to make some tough decisions for not only his loved ones but for the greater good of his people.

PUBG: Battlegrounds is celebrating its fifth anniversary this month, and the developers have not only pushed a new update live that includes special anniversary rewards, but they have also published a detailed roadmap for the rest of 2022. Starting in April, which begins Q2 for the development team, players can expect to see reverting Sanhok back to an older version of the map that the community has been active in requesting.

Picking a starter is always one of the most important decisions in any Pokémon game because it’s what you’ll end up building the remainder of your team around.  In Sword and Shield, you’ll be picking between Scorbunny, Sobble, and Grookey to start your adventure in the Galar region. Each of them brings something different to the table and will change the way you prepare your team for the challenges ahead. 

When building a PC, one of the most crucial pieces of hardware to consider is the motherboard. All of your components and performance will be limited by your motherboard’s capability.  Motherboards are designed to offer compatibility with the latest hardware, but they also come in different sizes. These sizes are called form factors, and these form factors come in three different variations: ATX, Micro-ATX, and Mini-ITX. The first two sizes are the ones most builders use, but what are the actual differences?

A shakeup is coming to the Standard format in 2021 with the removal of Magic: The Gathering sets Eldraine, Theros, Ikoria, and M21.  The 2021 fall rotation in MTG Standard format will take place on Sept. 17 with the release of Innistrad: Midnight Hunt. Every year, four new sets are released within the Standard format. With a goal of keeping the format fresh, Wizards of the Coast removes four sets from Standard every year during the fall.

If you’re looking to out-class your opponents in NBA 2K22, you’ll need to learn new skills and master your gameplay. Looking good on the court doesn’t technically affect your performance, but everyone wants to rock a solid fit while showing off their skills in NBA 2K22. The definition of a solid fit changes from player to player since some players prefer having fun with their in-game appearance while others take it more seriously.

Baseball season is upon us and it’s time to grind Stubs to max out your squad in MLB The Show 22. Stubs are the in-game currency in MLB The Show and they’re used for just about everything when playing any of the game’s online modes in Diamond Dynasty. They’re used to buy and sell player cards, items, customization options, and more. If you want to buy Stubs, you’re more than welcome to by purchasing them with real-world money.

After a tumultuous few weeks, T1 and Kim “Canna” Chang-dong have gone their separate ways, ending a short-lived contract dispute between the League of Legends team and the player. The top laner, who occupied a starting role throughout the better part of the year, had signed a two-year contract with T1 in 2020 and was due to re-negotiate his salary leading into the next season.  A verbal agreement between Canna and the former COO of T1, John Kim, who died on July 16, had promised that if both parties failed to come to an agreement regarding salary, the player would be released from the team as a free agent.