By now, most Apex Legends players are aware Valkyrie’s ultimate, Skyward Dive, can allow teams to land out of bounds atop tall cliffs and other structures. The play, frequently referred to as “Oobing,” has become standard in higher tiers of play and in ALGS, where teams are sometimes forced to fly into areas with no available place to play. Instead of landing in the open, teams will often land out of bounds above other teams, before dropping on to them, usually with a Gibraltar dome shield thrown down for protection.

Destiny 2’s Season of the Haunted brought players a suite of new weapons with the Haunted aesthetic, boasting an astonishing gold color and supernatural details. Firefright might be one of the most impressive of the bunch, pairing that unique visual with an incredible sound design and a sight inspired by the Osteo Striga Exotic SMG. Though it’s easy to want to chase a god roll for Firefright, this auto rifle doesn’t really boast most of the established damage-boosting perks, which makes for some unorthodox picks.

Today, NewEgg agreed to meet on camera with respected YouTube channel Gamers Nexus after addressing the mishandling of open-box product sales and returns brought to light by the channel. Gamers Nexus originally posted a video on Feb. 1 detailing its experience with NewEgg’s open-box sale and return policy in which Gamers Nexus’ Steve Burke was given the runaround by customer service. In the video, Burke touched on how other customers shared his terrible experience.

Released in 2017, Fortnite has evolved into a gaming phenomenon over the years. A game that was once considered as PUBG’s cartoonish rival became the strongest title in the battle royale genre, and Epic Games still works tirelessly to design each season better than its predecessor. While some dedicated players may argue that the first season of Fortnite was the peak and there is nothing Epic can do to re-capture that unique experience, the numbers say otherwise.

The Master League Classic has officially begun in Pokémon Go’s Go Battle League. This format differs from the normal Master League, which is also available, since it’s much more accessible for players who may not grind the game excessively. This new format is making its debut today as another big change to season six of the Go Battle League. In comparison to its Master League counterpart, Master League Classic allows only Pokémon caught up to trainer level 40 to be used.

After progressing through Super Smash Bros. Ultimate’s adventure mode, World of Light, you should come across an area known as the “Sacred Land.” You’ll need to complete a bunch of puzzles to progress through the game. One of these puzzles is known as “Torchlight reveals the hour,” which tasks you with finding the secret time password to continue your journey. To complete the quest, head to the owl statue located north of the clock-like area.

Let’s be frank. Not every game is going to go well in Riot’s new mobile title, League of Legends: Wild Rift. When a game goes terribly wrong or things just aren’t going your way, surrendering and moving on to the next game is always an option. But unlike the game’s PC counterpart, the way to surrender in Wild Rift isn’t exactly spelled out. Luckily, it’s quite simple. When you’re in a game of Wild Rift, hit the settings button to the right of the mini-map.

The original Magic: The Gathering Innistrad vampire, Edgar Markov, is returning via Crimson Vow with a unique Double-Faced card that’s a legendary creature on one side and an Artifact on the other.  The reveal of Edgar, Charmed Groom by TCGplayer indicates that the Gatewatch and Sorin might not be the only ones attempting to crash Oliva Voldarn’s wedding of the ages. Fitted with the MTG colors Black and White rather than traditional vampire colors Black and Red, the Innistrad: Crimson Vow (VOW) Double-Faced version of Edgar Markov spins a unique twist on legendary creature gameplay.

Cloud9 has officially released top laner Summit as well as support players Winsome and Isles from its League of Legends roster, the team has announced via Twitter on May 2. All three players made their debuts with Cloud9 earlier this year and played just a single split with the organization.  Today we part ways with Summit, Winsome, and Isles. With this, the three become free agents. It's been a wild split full of ups and downs, and you were all with us every step of the way.

Approaching the launch of one of Pokémon TCG’s most highly anticipated Pokémon Go set, The Pokémon Company has revealed a variety of cards that will be featured. The new batch of cards revealed and shared by PokeBeach includes Kanto favorites Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise along with all of their evolutions. Others include Wimpod, Golisopod, Pikachu, and Mewtwo V. In this new batch of revealed cards, perhaps the most exciting is the Radiant forms of Venusaur, Blastoise, and Charizard.