Mobile shooters make for some of the most popular games Android and iOS have to offer. Many fan-favorite FPS titles have trickled down into pocket-sized form, including big names like Call of Duty, PUBG, and Apex Legends, ready to bring the adrenaline rush of hitting headshots in handheld form. There’s also plenty of other top-tier FPS shooters on mobile that aren’t as widely recognized, ready to be discovered and enjoyed at a moment’s notice.

The recently rebuilt 100 Thieves VALORANT roster is already producing the results owner Nadeshot hoped for, fighting their way back to the NA VCT Challengers main event through the open qualifiers. 100T capped off their lengthy open qualifier run with a 2-0 victory over Akrew. Split, Akrew’s pick, went the way of 100 Thieves via a 13-7 score on the shoulders of a standout Skye performance by Asuna. The 100T roster closed out the series in dominant fashion, rolling over Akrew on Breeze 13-1.

Assembling a powerful and worthwhile computer requires a piece of solid knowledge about the hardware components, including RAM, CPU, and hard drives. Computer towers have made this process easier by putting together all the necessary hardware components and creating a pre-made system. All you need to do is connect the tower to a monitor, and then you’re ready to go. Some towers even don’t need a separate monitor. This list intends to introduce six of the best computer towers on the market.

A new season of Apex Legends almost always means new bugs, and season 13 has its fair share. From Wraith becoming surprisingly vulnerable to sudden noises jump-scaring players across the map, there are several annoying issues with the game at the moment. Luckily, Respawn developer and Apex support team member Pav has been collecting user reports of bugs on Twitter over the last week or so and also announced that a patch for bug fixes is coming out next week.

Spoiler season for Magic: The Gathering‘s newest set, Theros: Beyond Death (THB), is officially here. The first batch of cards was released yesterday and among them is the returning planeswalker, Ashiok. Ashiok has long been associated with milling strategies (removing all cards from your opponent’s library) and Ashiok’s previous incarnations both played well into that theme. How well does this version match up, though? And could this mean MTG will see a revival of Mill in Standard?

Dota 2 is an ever-changing battlefield and sometimes players can tell when they just aren’t ready to give it their all to try and adapt to the new conditions and get back in the fight. And because he feels like his flame of competition just isn’t where it was years ago, Sébastien “Ceb” Debs is officially retiring from professional Dota.  This news isn’t that surprising, though. The French player previously said that The International 10 was likely going to be his last tournament after OG was eliminated in seventh place by the eventual TI champions, Team Spirit.

Clash Royale’s latest update, the Miner Update, has hit the live servers. This exciting version has introduced the Might Miner card, major changes to badges, and the Card Mastery feature. The Mighty Miner is a tanky-four elixir champion that costs four elixirs to use. Keep a few elixirs in hand, though, as the card comes with a special ability called Explosive Escape. This ability costs a further two elixirs and will make the Miner drill a hole to the other side of the arena while leaving a big bomb behind to inflict damage.

EA Sports added the third Team of the Week (TOTW) to FIFA 22 Ultimate Team today. Every week, EA creates a new version of players who performed well after the leagues’ fixtures or national team matches end. Next week’s TOTW will replace this one with new cards. You can acquire them through the FUT market or from FUT packs if you’re lucky enough. Team of the Week 3️⃣ is live ❗️. Some of the best performances from around the world of football are recognized in #TOTW 3.

Riot shed some light on League of Legends’ Eternals today—and they look glorious. Eternals allow players to showcase their achievements and accolades on and off the Rift. Hitting a big milestone will let you and the players in your game know, allowing you to flex on the competition. And after months of developments, Riot finally revealed a slew of information on the stat-tracking feature. Here’s everything we know about Eternals.

Riot Games is taking a breather with this week’s League of Legends patch. After two big updates, which included a myriad of changes in the name of Worlds 2021, the devs are making just a handful of champion tweaks and adjustments to keep things “brewing smoothly” in Patch 11.20. A few champions that are set to receive changes include Amumu, who had been wreaking havoc in the support position, and Singed, who had been getting a little “out of hand” in the top lane.