With Season of the Risen now in focus, Guardians have a new PsiOps Battleground seasonal activity to grind in Destiny 2. Here’s a complete walkthrough of the new challenge to help you clear it in no time. Season of the Risen is now upon us as The Witch Queen takeover is in full effect. Outside of endgame Raids to topple and new Titles to earn, one of your main goals this season is to master the PsiOps Battleground activity.

Sentinels’ Shahzeb ‘ShahZaM’ Khan is leading the top team in NA going into VCT Masters 2 in Iceland, and he’s had a long journey getting to this point. ShahZaM made a name for himself in CS:GO. While he never stayed on a lineup for too long, he had a reputation for being able to lead a team while taking people down with his AWP. When Valorant came out, Sentinels chose him to lead a young core of talent.

New Horizons had been one of Nintendo’s best released in quite a while, and with seasonal updates becoming a common practice within the game, a new one is rumored to be coming soon and may introduce a beloved character! New Horizons, the latest installment within the Animal Crossing franchise has been one of the revelations that came out of gaming in 2020, but the game has lacked in post-launch content besides the occasional update.

Riot Games surprised everyone when they announced a new first-person shooter during their Riot Pls: 10th Anniversary Edition stream.  [ad name=”article1″] Codenamed ‘Project A’, the new game looks to feature elements of some of the biggest FPS titles in the world, combining the class-based style of Overwatch with the more precise, tactical gun-play of Counter-Strike. The shooter is still in early development and a release date has yet to be announced, but Riot did show off the first gameplay footage during the stream.

If you’re a sports game enthusiast, you definitely understand the importance of cross-platform play as it has many benefits. Here’s everything you need to know about cross-platform play in Madden 22. Madden 22 brings out your inner American football player, allowing you to play as your favorite stars and build your own teams. Whether it’s scoring game-winning touchdowns against the computer or styling on your opponents in online matches, the game has plenty of content to delve into.

Casting news about the brand new Netflix Witcher show “Blood Origins” might just give us a small clue about the upcoming Witcher 3 DLC. Witcher 3 fans have a lot to look forward to later on in 2021. The game’s not only getting a next-gen port, but some free DLC to go along with it. On top of that, some brand new Witcher content on Netflix will be arriving, as well.

YouTube star-turned-boxing pro Jake Paul is hitting back at cyberbullies with the launch of his new charity, “Boxing Bullies,” ahead of his upcoming bout against MMA champ Tyron Woodley. Jake Paul is the self-described “Problem Child” of the social media world. After founding Team 10 and having a stint on the Disney Channel, the over-the-top YouTuber has now focused all his energy on the sport of boxing. After defeating fellow influencer Deji Olatunji in 2018, Jake went on to go pro, taking out YouTuber AnEsonGib, former NBA pro Nate Robinson and even Olympic MMA fighter Ben Askren.

Matthew ‘Mizkif’ Rinaudo decided to bring his stream into the bath with him, but with thousands of dollars of computer equipment laying around, it was only a matter of time until something fell into the water with him. It’s something everyone is taught from a young age — electronics and water don’t mix. However, that didn’t stop Mizkif from trying to put on a show for his viewers while giving himself a bath on stream.

Call of Duty: Warzone is very secretive about matchmaking, but there are a lot of conspiracy theories. Now, a self-proclaimed former Activision-Blizzard employee claims that there is actually a matchmaking system based on… microtransactions. It’s one of the biggest matchmaking theories around. Normally, CoD fans discuss skill-based matchmaking (SBMM), but many have also speculated about money-based incentives as well. While SBMM can be manipulated to give bad players easier lobbies and ensure they’re happy enough to keep playing, there have been rumors since 2019 of a different system.

Lizze Gordon and Ryland Adams cast doubts over whether Addison Rae was qualified enough for her reporting role at the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC). In the video posted to YouTube, Adams said he believed Rae “was not the most qualified for the job”. At the same time, he defended Rae against the backlash saying “people just like to be outraged and angry”. The video was posted to their joint channel “The Sip with Ryland Adams and Lizze Gordon” on July 14.