Here’s a full list of all active Mobile Legends codes to redeem in June 2022. Expired ML redeem codes are also included. Redeeming Mobile Legends: Bang Bang codes provide you with free Diamonds and Magic Dust, helping your time in-game to be much smoother. For June 2022, there are lots of ML codes to redeem that unlock loot and useful items for free. Those who enjoy the game should really take advantage of these codes, as there are plenty of them and the developers are always publishing more.

A bizarre map bug one player ran into while playing Pokemon Go’s Battle League actually has the community asking for it to be added as a feature.  GO Battle League is a feature in Pokémon Go that allows trainers to battle opponents around the globe in online Trainer Battles. However, sometimes it doesn’t work as intended. This was the case with one user, whose Battle League bugged out, forcing them to restart the app.

Former Team 10 member and YouTuber Chance Sutton has responded to social media star Jake Paul’s claims that he stole his joint YouTube account with Anthony Trujillo – which Sutton vehemently denies. [ad name=”article1″] Paul described the incident to YouTuber Shane Dawson in the fifth episode of his documentary series, where Paul stated that Sutton stole the account before leaving Team 10 in May. Sutton wrote his account of the incident in a Twitter post on October 9, where he called Paul’s claims “the biggest lie,” and stated that the channel had nearly been stolen from himself, instead.

Facebook Gaming has suspended one of the platform’s biggest partners, Michael ‘THINND’ McMahon, after his ex-partner alleged he abused her while living together. THINND has over 900,000 followers on Facebook Gaming, racking up hundreds of thousands of viewers every stream. He was also one of the first streamers to be partnered on the platform. However, his career is now on hold, after allegations that he abused his partner while living together arose on June 21.

With Call of Duty: Warzone’s recent action against hackers, it seems that another cheat website is biting the dust. Reportedly concerned about an Activision-Blizzard lawsuit, a hack provider has shut down all their CoD services. Free-to-play titles like Warzone can easily become a safe haven for hackers, who are able to simply create new accounts whenever they’re punished. But the game’s developers have started swinging the pendulum in their favor.

YouTuber couple Josh Brueckner and Katie Betzing played a prank on their fans on March 21 about breaking up, but were met with backlash and mass downvotes. Now, they’ve explained why they did it. Jatie Vlogs sent their near two million YouTube fans into a tizzy after ‘announcing’ they were breaking up, after proposing in November 2019 and recently moving in together. The 10-minute video played on fan’s emotions, although it led to a barrage of downvotes ⁠— over 43,000 as of March 24 ⁠— from the wider community.

Apex Legends boasts an interactive community that has welcomed Wattson ever since her addition electrifying entrance back in Season 2, and this fanart proves why she is still a fan-favorite. Now coming to the back of its third season, Apex Legends has matured into a true contender for best battle royale. After its surprise launch back in February 2019, tens of millions of players have flooded Respawn’s servers. 

Minecraft YouTuber Dream revealed his plans to do a face reveal in an interview with Anthony Padilla. The popular content creator explained that he isn’t afraid to show his face, and why he expects it to be the next big step in his career.  In his tell-all interview with Anthony Padilla, Dream opened up about a variety of topics ranging from his infamous cheating scandal to how his early videos took heavy inspiration from Felix ‘PewDiePie’ Kjellberg’s iconic Minecraft series in 2019.

Seán ‘JackSepticEye’ McLoughlin, arguably YouTube’s biggest content creator after PewDiePie, came “very close” to pulling the plug on his career in 2020, after what the Irishman described as the “worst year ever.” JackSepticEye boasts an enormous 26 million followers on YouTube, and ⁠— apart from a short hiatus in mid-2020 ⁠— has been churning out gaming videos for his dedicated fan base regularly since he first began all the way back in early 2012.

The Heartbeat Sensor has long been the bane of many in Call of Duty: Warzone. The sophisticated piece of technology provides players with crucial information on the position of enemy players. However, it’s confirmed that the hardware is set to be nerfed in Warzone Pacific, and FaZe Jev thinks this could repel players. Whether it’s an endgame scenario or a random point of a game, a Heartbeat Sensor will usually come in handy.