Minecraft fans had to endure a long winter without an MCC event since Noxcrew decided to take a break at the end of 2020. The production crew has returned with a bang, however, producing back-to-back events like usual with higher quality. The last MCC event, Pride 2021, raised $300,000 for charity and the mainstream was on YouTube, which was a first for the event. Though it looks like YouTube Gaming isn’t sponsoring MCC 15, it shouldn’t hold back Noxcrew from delivering the best possible content for Minecraft players.

It’s almost Halloween and that always brings the spookiest Fortnite event, Fortnitemares, along with it. Fortnitemares is a good excuse to add more awesome cosmetics to the game, but events also go live with a bunch of new challenges that help players max out their battle passes. With the latest patch, a couple of new Punchcards were added to the game as well—and the Ghostbusters Containment Specialist is one of them. When you start completing this Punchcard, you’ll be tasked with placing Ghostbuster Signs in Dirty Docks, Pleasant Park, and Holly Hedges.

While Apex Legends Mobile might share a name with its PC-and-console sibling, it’s not the same game. Respawn Entertainment and new developer Lightspeed Studios have made sure that Apex‘s shiny, new mobile edition stands apart from the base game by adding mobile-first legends, a new perks system, and entirely new game modes for players worldwide. If you’re looking to get a little something different out of your Apex experience, you’ve come to the right place.

After Pokémon Legends: Arceus was released, many were excited to jump into the first fully open-world Pokémon game after players got a taste of what an open-world could be in Pokémon Sword and Shield. A new video for Pokémon Scarlet and Violet has revealed a little bit about what the world will look like, and how players will move around the world. There wasn’t a whole lot of new information about exactly how seamless an open-world would be in the new games, but Pokémon social media has said that it is the first open-world RPG in the series, and you’ll be able to explore the game at your leisure.

Dr Disrespect hasn’t had an issue dishing out opinions about Call of Duty: Warzone. While some are pleasant, his biggest problem with the game—sound—continues to infuriate him. While fighting in the Gulag yesterday, the game’s second-chance mechanic that pits two people in a one-vs-one as a way to stay in the game after dying, Doc lost his composure, his headphones, and even his sunglasses. After losing his Gulag fight, Dr Disrespect watched the replay of his opponent killing him and the game’s sound effects triggered massive amounts of anger for the Two-Time.

Following the LCS’ lower bracket finals between Evil Geniuses and Team Liquid—which Evil Geniuses won by a score of three games to zero—the groups for this year’s League of Legends Mid-Season Invitational were revealed.  See League of Legends on Amazon Nine of the 11 teams attending the tournament have already been determined. Representatives from Vietnam’s VCS and North America’s LCS are yet to be officialized. The LCS will be the final league in the world to not have their MSI representative decided yet.

Twitch yesterday announced changes coming to the way that Founders Badge holders can be dished out on channels, and the change will start affecting some communities fairly quickly. Giving content creators the ability to remove the Founders Badge from users, Twitch has given streamers the ultimate control on who gets to be considered a Founder on their channel. The Founders Badge is a “1st” icon that shows up next to the names of users who are among the first to subscribe to your channel.

Fortnite‘s Chapter Two, season five, just went live, and you can be one of the first people to get their hands on precious Beskar Steel. One of the new season’s challenges is to find Beskar Steel deep in the belly of the shark. Don’t grab your diving gear and harpoon just yet, however. Make your way to the northwestern-most part of the map, where The Shark lies. It’s the small island directly north of Coral Castle, and a former POI in Chapter Two, season two.

Squeak was introduced to Brawl Stars earlier today and will be available in the shop for a few days. After that, the Mythic-rarity Brawler will be only up for grabs in random boxes. Players who like throwers and bouncing projectiles should feel right at home with Squeak. “As Colonel Ruff’s accidental creation, Squeak was born to play fetch,” his description reads. His pet equipment is reminiscent of Colonel Ruff’s style, including his purple hat and ball.

Blizzard Entertainment’s “Recruit A Friend” program is a way for current players to get benefits from recruiting their friends to join them in playing World of Warcraft by offering a range of rewards. Recruiting friends to play WoW can earn you a plethora of “explorer”-themed goodies as well as free Game Time tokens. So essentially, you pay for parts of your subscription by convincing friends to play too. Your recruited friends get a couple of benefits as well.