Sentinels have signed Eric “Kanpeki” Xu to replace Jared “Zombs” Gitlin.  Sentinels entered 2022 eyeing a return to the top of North America, after a lackluster finish to their 2021 VALORNT Champions Tour campaign where they were eliminated in the group stage at Champions.  He's cracked. Welcome @Kanpeki_XD pic.twitter.com/bXqrdvCRa1 — Sentinels (@Sentinels) April 22, 2022 Sentinels earned themselves a bye to the North America Stage One group stage, due to their consistent performance in 2021.

Sentinels has fallen in dramatic circumstances, losing to Version1 in their second straight playoff series at NA VCT Challengers One. They are eliminated from contending at Masters Reykjavk, and will miss playing at an international VALORANT LAN for the first time ever. Sentinels started the series comfortably on their own pick of Haven, propelled by a monster performance from TenZ on Jett. TenZ has been hot and cold throughout most of Challengers One, and was particularly cold in Sentinels’ group stage match versus V1 and their first playoff match against The Guard, with a combined 34 kills over four maps in those series.

Nightbot is one of the most popular chat bots for livestreaming. With a high degree of customizability and endless command options, the cloud-hosted bot is among the best on Twitch. The bot comes with more than 30 default commands, but you can create and customize more as needed to help Nightbot optimally support your channel and content. While there are endless possibilities when it comes to creating customized commands, the base chat commands that come with Nightbot provide utility to your stream as well.

As the premiere Apex Legends speed demon, Octane is all about running and gunning. Rather than hanging back and sniping, his play style leans toward aggressive pushing and destroying your enemies up close. Obviously, you’ve got to look good while you’re blasting people away at close range, so we’ve compiled the best Octane skins in Apex right here for your viewing pleasure. Who said masks and goggles can’t be stylish?

Of the 30-plus guns added to Call of Duty: Warzone in its Pacific update, the Type 11 is a bit under the radar in the meta, but it can be quite fun to use in Caldera. In real world application, the Type 11 was used by Japanese forces during and after World War II. It’s a modified version of a French LMG called the Hotchkiss M1909 Benét–Mercié, and it’s now part of Warzone’s growing arsenal of guns.

Parsec is expanding its remote desktop capabilities to macOS users, but what exactly is the service? Released in 2016, Parsec is a downloadable desktop application. The main purpose of the software is to allow users to remotely stream a computer’s display through another device. The application can be used in many different ways, but it is primarily used for the remote streaming of video games. Using Parsec, players can stream video game footage through an internet connection—provided the connection is stable and powerful enough—and play games on other devices.

Zorua is one of Pokémon Sword and Shield: The Isle of Armor’s more elusive Pokémon. It’s hard to come by, but if you want one on your team or want to complete your Pokédex, you’re going to have to try to find it eventually. Zorua can only be located in one spot: in the woods in the center of the Isle of Armor. It also can only be found when there’s a Foggy weather condition.

Battle of Chaos is an upcoming Yu-Gi-Oh! set that will release for the OCG on Oct. 16, adding new support for multiple archetypes, including Nordic, Swordsoul, Prophecy, Chaos, and Dark Magician. And now we know it will be one of the first core products released in 2022 for the Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG too, with a launch currently set for Feb. 11.  At the moment, it will follow Hidden Arsenal: Chapter 1 on Jan.

The ability to chat on Twitch is one of the flagship features of the platform. And for many people, badges, usernames, and name colors on the platform help them create a unique feel while chatting. Naturally, your username will appear as a random color in a Twitch chat, but it doesn’t always have to look that way. You can adjust the color of your username in a chat by navigating to your chat settings.

Before the new League of Legends update hits the live servers, why not test out all the changes on the Public Beta Environment? Riot has opened up the gates for anyone to join the PBE—a previously exclusive server restricted to a select few. As long as you have a Riot account in good standing, without any current bans or restrictions, you should be good to go. To create a PBE account, navigate to the PBE sign-up page on Riot’s official website and make sure your account meets the eligibility criteria.