Weapon combinations in battle royales are incredibly important, and Apex Legends is no exception. You can hold only two weapons at a time, so you must choose wisely if you want to become the champion. While everyone has their favorite weapons, you may not be able to get your hands on your preferred loadout every match. More often than not, you’ll have to salvage the best out of what you have, and getting to know all the weapons in the game can make your life easier.

The streaming wars are in full effect. Both Twitch and YouTube are vying for the exclusive broadcasting rights of various popular content creators, some of whom are worth millions of dollars in revenue to a platform. It all started when Ninja left Twitch in favor of a deal with the now-defunct Microsoft streaming platform Mixer. Since then, YouTube has started to make moves of its own. The initial push by YouTube didn’t include particularly prominent content creators, but since joining the platform streamers like CourageJD and Valkyrae have experienced massive growth.

Call of Duty: Mobile has quickly risen to the top of the Android and iOS charts. Since the game launched in 2019, CoD: Mobile has been downloaded countless times. In August 2021 alone, the game was downloaded over two million times and made $17 million in revenue, according to data website Sensor Tower. Both the Activation and Garena versions of the game have seen wide success. In the past few months, the number of daily players has surpassed the six million mark with 6,196,338 players loading up the game each day, according to stats site Active Player.

There’s still time before Back 4 Blood’s full release in October, but fans will be able to try out the co-op zombie shooter in its open beta stage prior to its release. Going live on Aug. 12, players will have four days to see what they’ll be walking into when October arrives. Considering developers will still have to implement changes and fixes, you will likely see a different game when it fully releases.

While the default controller settings for Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War are decent enough to get you started, you’ll find out soon enough that there’s a whole other world waiting for you to explore in the game’s settings. From sensitivity options to your field of view (FoV), you’ll be able to tinker with your in-game settings to give yourself an edge on the field. Once you start customizing the settings to your liking, you’ll feel more comfortable while playing, but deciding on what to change can be the real challenge.

There are many cool stands for PS5 that allow gamers to enjoy playing while saving space in your room and clear up desk space. Some of these wall mounts even provide fans to prevent overheating. Sometimes, gamers may need to mount your PS5 on the wall to keep it out of reach of toddlers or pets. There are a lot of great PlayStation 5 wall mounts out there but some stand out more than others.

Call of Duty: Warzone’s Pacific update has come and gone, and the meta has already shifted. You’re going to need to level up Vanguard’s World War II-era guns if you want to hop into the Vanguard Royale mode—and the Automaton assault rifle is one of the best options in the game. Of Vanguard’s eight assault rifle options near Pacific’s launch, the Automaton is definitely one of the best. It’s a high fire rate AR that’s able to hold its own at a number of ranges, even up close thanks to its fast fire rate.

Motion blur is an eye-candy setting at best. It may look pretty, but motion blur can leave you at a severe disadvantage in competitive multiplayer titles. Not even turning it off through your game’s settings will let you get rid of it for good. That’s where Zowie’s Dynamic Accuracy (DyAc) comes into play. DyAc is usually found in Zowie’s high-end monitors, and it allows players to reduce motion blur to almost non-existent levels.

Open your map, summon your mount and be prepared to travel through the lands of Lost Ark‘s Arkesia. Exploration is one of the main focuses of the MMO. It will encourage you to discover the secrets of every area you’ll wander in, and often backtrack to unlock hidden paths or items you couldn’t get before. Mokoko Seeds are one of the longest grinds in Lost Ark. These collectibles are scattered all over the maps of the game, with over a thousand to earn in total.

The latest League of Legends‘ World Championship song, “Burn It All Down,” was released on Sept. 28 and is already proving a tremendous success in its community. The song, produced by Riot Games and North American band PVRIS, feature several League pros who have participated in Worlds during their career. Unlike the last three Worlds songs, Riot will not release any supplemental material by one of League‘s pop bands, K/DA and True Damage, alongside the official music video.