Rainbow Six Siege is one of the most popular tactical shooters around. Thousands of players enjoy the slow-paced gameplay and use each operator’s unique gadget to defeat the enemy team. But players can only experience Siege with their friends online since there’s no split-screen option right now. Players looking for a local co-op experience are better off finding another game since Rainbow Six Siege doesn’t feature a split-screen mode. This was an intentional choice by Ubisoft, who preferred to focus its efforts on the five-vs-five multiplayer experience.

Riot Games is making a series of adjustments to champions like Graves, Jinx, and Teemo, and runes, including Conqueror, Guardian, and Ravenous Hunter, in League of Legends Patch 11.21. The devs are also targeting Goredrinker in this week’s patch to “keep fighters on track” ahead of the 2022 preseason. The Mythic item has become a dominant pick for fighters and is, according to Riot, steadily creeping up in relevance for other classes on Summoner’s Rift.

Each Pokémon game requires players to make a tough choice as they start their Pokémon journey: which Pokémon partner will you choose to start alongside? Typically, getting your hands on the options that you didn’t select is incredibly difficult, but fortunately, you won’t need to do any trading in Pokémon Legends: Arceus. There are several times in your journey that you will have the chance to catch or receive starter Pokémon from the game.

Occasionally, games will have problems with the client launching on PC, meaning that certain aspects of the game will not function or the client won’t start at all.  For VALORANT, and other Riot Games’ titles, client errors typically result in specific error codes that disrupt your ability to play them. This includes the simple pop-up that asks you to “restart the VALORANT game client,” which typically appears around updates dropping for the game.

While the PlayStation 5 heralded the next generation of gaming in November 2020, many fans’ expectations have been tempered—a lack of stock, minimal storage, and more annoyingly, issues with the console’s Rest Mode. PlayStation 5’s Rest Mode is intended to keep the console running in a low-power state while games, firmware, and other software downloads. It’s a convenient feature when it’s working properly, but owners have been hit with massive consequences for using the power-saving mode.

Riot Games has officially announced a new VALORANT GO! skin bundle after it was originally leaked on the ValorLeaks Twitter account earlier today.  The bundle, which is VALORANT’s second anime-inspired weapon bundle of the year, features skins for the Classic, Ares, Vandal, and Operator, as well as a new Melee skin. In traditional VALORANT GO! fashion, the skins each showcase anime-style artwork of the game’s agents on the sides of the weapons.

Like many competitive online multiplayer titles, Rocket League features a full-fledged ranked mode designed to help players match up with opponents and teammates of a similar skill level. The idea behind these popular ranking systems is to enforce some level of skill-based matchmaking on the player population as a way to maximize the fun for everyone involved regardless of their skill level.  New players won’t have much fun playing against high-tier Grand Masters who are flip resetting off the ceiling and air dribbling.

Sony recently made a presentation to investors and revealed what the end of the PS4 looks like in it. The company trumpeted the initial popularity of the PS5 compared to its last-gen counterpart and said that it expects to stop making games for the PS4 by 2025. The presentation offered plenty of insights into Sony’s transition from the last generation of consoles to the current. It also outlined future strategies for new IPs and areas of development for investors.

North American organization 100 Thieves is likely set to add several new players to its VALORANT roster to establish a new core, multiple sources told Dot Esports on April 2.  The two players from the original roster set to remain are Peter “Asuna” Mazuryk and Sean “bang” Bezerra, while Ethan Arnold’s future remains unknown. Team captain Spencer “Hiko” Martin will likely depart from 100 Thieves’ starting roster.  Details regarding Matthew “WARDELL” Yu’s potential transfer to 100 Thieves have subsided, however.

Pyke is one of the most aggressive supports in League of Legends, capable of running off with the game if ahead. His ultimate can be cast multiple times through the course of a teamfight, making it one of the deadliest tools in the game since he can easily turn around the tides of battle even if behind. His kit allows him to be unpredictable, and he can engage from various angles, which can surprise the unaware enemies.