Pokémon TCG players who have been eagerly awaiting the release of August’s Evolving Skies set can now see exactly which cards have made the cut and joined the set after a full list was posted online. In a post to Pokémon forum PokeBeach, a full list of the cards coming with Evolving Skies was shared. This includes the 55 cards that were cut from the release of Chilling Reign and many of the cards from the OCG sets Eevee Heroes and Sky Stream & Towering Perfection.

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate has finally arrived, and some people are furious that they’re stuck with one control scheme while playing. Well, at least, they think that they are. But there’s a way to change your controls if you aren’t happy with the intended options. Basic controls For those who want to learn more about the basic controls, there are a few options available to you in the middle of a fight.

Tyson “TenZ” Ngo is a retired CS:GO player who currently plays VALORANT for the Sentinels. He began his esports career in 2016 by competing in several qualifiers before winning his first in 2017. In the years that followed, he picked up several more competition wins before becoming a VALORANT player in 2020. When TenZ’s game of choice changed, so did the equipment he uses to stream his gameplay. Here is TenZ’s current streaming setup for VALORANT.

Unless you have a wireless gaming mouse, a setup struggling with countless cables and small desk real estate can make it difficult to perform the flick shot of your life. But a decent mouse bungee for gaming will ensure that you’ll always have enough cable length to pull through on all the clutch moments in any game. Wired gaming mice tend to have long cables to ensure that you don’t accidentally unplug them during intense gaming sessions.

The winds of change constantly come to Verdansk, bringing weapons in and out of usage in loadout drops all over the map. The Call of Duty: Warzone meta seems to shift every few months whenever a new weapon comes to the game. Since the MAC-10 was added with the inception of Black Ops Cold War, it’s been a mainstay for SMG users. The MAC-10 is a favorite for one of the best Cold War guns in Warzone.

After having players hunt Ascendant Anchors in the EDZ and on the Tangled Shore, Destiny 2 is sending guardians to the moon in a hunt for more Ascendant Anchors. Although finding them doesn’t grant anything special by itself, each Anchor is a surefire way of getting Parallax Trajectory, the seasonal currency. See Destiny 2 on Amazon Here are all the Ascendant Anchors we’ve found on the Moon. We haven’t encountered any on Archer’s Line, Anchor of Light, or the Hellmouth.

The next multiplayer Star Wars title, Star Wars: Hunters, is set to release in 2022 for both the Nintendo Switch and mobile platforms. A third-person arena shooter with some mild Overwatch vibes, Hunters will feature a diverse cast of characters from all edges of the galaxy battling it out in front of a rabid crowd. So far, there have been no specific details about character abilities yet, but we can speculate based on released footage and what we know about Star Wars.

The process of acquiring and upgrading weapons through Destiny 2’s gunsmith Banshee-44 is going to drastically change when The Witch Queen expansion launches with several item components getting removed from the game amidst changes to a handful of vendors. A positively stacked “This Week At Bungie” post for Jan. 20 revealed a huge trove of upcoming changes that will line up with the release of the next major expansion, including the stoppage of blue (Rare) reward drops in playlist activities, the release date for the new raid, and the new power level caps.

The group stage of the 2022 LCS Lock In tournament is wrapped up, and the eight teams to advance to the knockout stage have been placed into a single elimination bracket for the tournament’s final stage. Over the next two weeks, the remaining teams in the Lock In tournament will compete to win the first event of the North American League of Legends season.  Here are the matchups for the 2022 LCS Lock In knockout stage, which is slated to begin tomorrow.

A total of 19 champions—from top lane juggernauts to bot lane mages—are line for changes in League of Legends Patch 11.14. The developers are knuckling down on balancing in the game’s latest patch, targeting champions from a competitive and casual standpoint. The patch, which is expected to hit the live servers a day later than usual, features sweeping changes to champions like Tahm Kench, Irelia, and Lillia. Follow-up buffs, adjustments, and small iterations are coming to Summoner’s Rift too.