Gambit received a lot of love with the release of Destiny 2’s The Witch Queen expansion. More of the mechanics and consistency of the previously removed Gambit Prime mode have made their way into the regular Gambit playlist, including Primeval immunity phases, team-wide Heavy ammo drops, and nerfs to Invaders. The Drifter has sweetened the pot with a new weapon too, in the form of the Herod-C Auto Rifle, which reintroduces Prime-style perks with the Invader Tracker origin trait.

The long-anticipated Neymar Jr. skin was released ahead of its scheduled arrival. Though the timer featured in the battle pass was pointing toward an April 27 release, Fortnite players were welcomed with a nice surprise on April 25. Like most previous exclusive skins, players will need to complete a set of quests to unlock the Neymar Jr. skin in Fortnite. You’ll have even more challenges to complete if you’re also looking to unlock Neymar Jr.

In the v19.30 update in February 2022, Gyro Aiming was added to Fortnite as a new way for players to control the movement of their character and gain even more precision over their aim. In traditional controller aiming, players control the camera by moving the right stick in the direction they want the camera to point at. Gyro comes with a new approach, allowing players to control the camera by simply turning the controller.

HP will sell its Omen cases directly to the public for the first time, allowing them to build their own gaming PCs. The announcement came at CES 2022, where the company showed off a new 45L case with Cryo Chamber technology. As a full-size ATX case, the 45L is perfect for enthusiast builds and has enough space to accommodate the latest hardware. Appearance The 45L comes in black with a tempered glass front and left side panel.

Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands releases tonight at 11pm CT for console gamers worldwide and a little earlier for players on PC, which can make some players curious if Gearbox Software has put Wonderlands on Game Pass, ensuring it reaches a broader audience.  Unfortunately, Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands isn’t on Game Pass for PC or Xbox, nor will it immediately be available for cloud gaming. Players who want to play on the console will need to pre-order or purchase the game after release.

Riot’s gearing up for the next VALORANT act with a new update to address some balancing issues—and robots are the target. While it’s nowhere near as dramatic as the Episode Three, Act One economy overhaul, VALORANT Patch 3.05 offers some minor changes that should make a considerable difference. Popular sentinel Killjoy and the once-popular duelist Raze are both being tweaked. Killjoy’s Turret has proven to be a menace in pistol rounds.

The world can’t exist without engineers, and New World, the freshly released and already popular MMO from Amazon Games, is no exception to this rule. Engineering is a crafting trade skill that can be leveled up at either the Workshop or the Forge. At the Workshop, the Engineering skill is used for crafting ranged weapons, ranged ammo, tools, and different qualities of repair kits. Over at the Forge, Engineering is used to spears and hatchets.

Figuring out the heights of all the VALORANT agents is a tall order. But Riot’s got you covered. Creative director David Nottingham gave the VALORANT community some insight into agents’ heights today, lining up the full cast in an image. While the agents all have the same height in-game to maintain balanced gameplay, their size in the “real world” does vary. So VALORANT community, we get a lot of questions about our agents.

VALORANT players can use their Amazon Prime subscription to get their hands on the latest gun buddy from Riot, the Tower of Power. The Tower of Power is the latest monthly VALORANT item available from the Prime Gaming Loot system, which rewards players who link their Amazon Prime account to their Riot/VALORANT account. The Tower of Power gun buddy is a miniature gaming PC with internal lighting featuring the purple color that Riot has recently used for some of its VALORANT Champions Tour branding.

Destiny 2’s highly anticipated expansion, The Witch Queen, is set to finally release tomorrow, Feb. 22, and the update’s pre-load will be available soon. This February expansion will bring loads of new content including weapons, a campaign, new destinations, a reworked Void subclass, and weapon crafting. Guardians hoping to get in on the exciting action as soon as possible should pre-load their game so they’ll be ready as soon as the update drops.