On June 6, Team Envy streamers JustaMinx and CodeMiko described how several TikTokers attempted to break into their home. CodeMiko was the first to recount the ordeal on Twitter. The VTuber explained that the TikTokers attempted to enter the house and insisted that he could because he used to live there. After being denied, CodeMiko wrote that he threw rocks at housemates Justaminx and Lewis. Later on her stream, JustaMinx said the TikTokers attempted to justify their trespassing because they allegedly lived in the Envy house previously.

In the most recent Brawl Talk, Supercell unveiled two new Brawlers coming to Brawl Stars in season six–Belle and Squeak. Belle is a chromatic Brawler, which means that she’s available in the season six Brawl Pass, which will end on June 21. Squeak, on the other hand, will arrive a bit later into the season. Squeak is an alien who is a part of Colonel Ruffs’ Star Force. He has evolved from the drool of Ruffs’ dog toys.

Destiny 2’s Vault of Glass is a new take on an old raid from Destiny and it brings a small arsenal of familiar weapons to match. Completing the raid can yield a handful of guns, including a Kinetic Sniper Rifle with a Rapid-Fire Frame and a Rocket Launcher that can roll Overflow. The guns inside the Vault of Glass have a series of unique perks that make them a great addition to any Guardian’s inventory.

Fans are asking for Nintendo to make Coconut Mall’s cars mobile again in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. In a response to an official Nintendo tweet promoting Mario Kart 8 Deluxe‘s Booster Course Pass DLC, fans pointed out that the cars in the final straightaway of Coconut Mall no longer move. In the original version of the course, which first appeared in Mario Kart Wii, the cars were driven by Shy Guys and Miis and would move back and forth.

Wizards of the Coast is stepping up the Magic: The Gathering planeswalker presence within Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty with one new and three returning planeswalkers.  A total of 1,200 years have passed since the events of the original Kamigawa block, showcasing a plane that is reliant upon modern technology while still holding on to traditions central to its core. The moonfolk planeswalker Tamiyo returns to Standard within Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty (NEO), along with Tezzeret, with the timeline of events concurrent to present-day events within the Magic multiverse.

Three color mana fixing will return to Magic: The Gathering in the new set, Ikoria: Lair of Behemoth.  Drawing the right lands and accessing mana is one of the most challenging and frustrating aspects of Magic. And duel lands that have previously been printed in MTG are some of the most expensive cards within a player’s deck, no matter the format. But there’s been a lack of love for tricolored builds—until now.

One of Overwatch’s most iconic heroes will be rocking a new name as of Oct. 22, distancing the character from the real-life allegations surrounding his namesake.  The cowboy formerly known as Jesse McCree will be renamed Cole Cassidy, according to announcements from the game’s developers. Though the name was publicly revealed today, Cole Cassidy’s name will be officially put into the game on Oct. 26 alongside a patch on the live Overwatch servers.

The Halo Infinite campaign was officially released this week, giving players a new batch of content and lore to guide John-117, more popularly known as Master Chief, through—and there are a plethora of characters and voices involved in the story. Led by Steve Downes, who voices Master Chief himself, the campaign has players take on “The Banished,” who are taking over Zeta Halo. The list of characters involved in the story isn’t extremely extensive, but there are 14 cast members credited for voice acting in the campaign that was directed by Dan Chosich.

Crimson Vow, the second half of Innistrad in Magic: The Gathering Standard, brought about a total of 64 Rare and 20 Mythic Rare cards, containing a number of booster fun variations worth money. See Magic The Gathering on Amazon A digital launch for Innistrad: Crimson Vow took place on Nov. 11, followed by the global release on Nov. 19. The MTG set features several types of booster fun variations, from fang Showcase frames to borderless and extended-art.

Starting Feb. 10, Pokémon Go players will be treated to a Valentine’s Day event that features three new Pokémon, a new form of Frufrou, and more. The 2022 Valentine’s Day in-game event takes place from Feb. 10 at 10am local time to Feb. 14 at 8pm local time. The event bonuses that all players will get are double Lure Module duration, double Catch Candy, and your Buddy Pokémon will bring you more items during the event.