Call of Duty: Vanguard has officially been revealed to the world and fans have been digging for more details about the game. The multiplayer is set to launch with 20 maps but a CoD leaker has revealed that it will feature Cold War’s controversial SBMM system.  Players have been itching to find out more and more information about the next CoD title with some slick pickings already available like the amount of maps and weapons that we’ll get our hands on.

If you’ve ever wondered what’s going on behind the mysterious sunglasses of Dr Disrespect, the Twitch star finally provided his fans with a sneak peak during a recent stream. [ad name=”article1″] Of course, you might be thinking that you’ve already seen Guy Beahm without his Doc costume on before, but any true believer knows that he’s just a stunt double to hide true identity of the ‘two-time, back-to-back, 1993 – 1994 Blockbuster International Video Gaming Champion’.

Lee ‘Faker’ Sang-hyeok, arguably the most iconic League of Legends player in the world, has admitted he’s tired of the game’s solo queue – comparing it to gambling, hoping to get good teammates.  Solo queue has been a staple in League of Legends. Although it took a hiatus in 2016, it has been in the game for well over a decade. However, in recent times, a growing percentage of players across all regions have complained about the state of the game mode.

Many fans were overjoyed when Banjo-Kazooie was announced he was joining the Smash Bros Ultimate roster as DLC, but as it turns out, an unlikely party helped make it all happen. While Banjo was a Nintendo 64 star with two games on the system, his time in the spotlight was short-lived when Microsoft bought Rare. Still, Banjo made such an impact in the 90s and early 2000s that many considered him a shoo-in to make the Smash Bros roster.

Popular Twitch streamer SlikeR was left embarrassed after he asked a Dairy Queen cashier to guess his age with disastrous results. The entertainer was checking out Austin, Texas with fellow Twitch streamer Jon Zherka who followed him around streaming his every move. Things got a bit awkward as Sliker approached a cashier at Dairy Queen to place an order. “Hey, where’s Snow White?” Zherka joked, interrupting the British streamer’s chain of thought.

Former Cloud9 League of Legends pro Zach ‘Sneaky’ Scuderi has once again put Twitter in a tailspin with yet another stunning cosplay, this time an original “Bunny Boy” outfit. Sneaky’s cosplay career since his retirement from League of Legends in January 2020 might be more lucrative than any of his achievements on the Rift. Sure, the former Cloud9 pro went to seven World Championships, won two LCS titles, and made a name for himself as one of North America’s best players.

Warzone’s Supply Choppers have been absolutely destroying teams across Warzone lately, as the newly-added Season 4 random event seems to be starting in a pretty strange location. Supply Choppers are supposed to give teams an upper hand in Warzone by dropping off a huge pool of loot. That hasn’t quite been the case recently, however, as the random event has been outright deleting teams from the match. While they can be shot down from the skies and their high-tier items can be scavenged, these vehicles are deadly.

Controversial YouTuber and Twitch streamer Steven ‘Boogie2933’ Williams aimed his typical rants squarely at his critics, calling out users from popular social site Reddit. Boogie has been the focal point of troubling debacles, mainly with him revealing apparent tax fraud schemes as well as “begging” for money following a major purchase of a $100,000 luxury Tesla vehicle. While his fanbase has stuck by him throughout the many ordeals, these are just some of the issues that internet-goers who don’t look at Boogie in high favor will bring up in expressing their opinions about the content creator.

The MP7 is a popular weapon in Modern Warfare and Warzone, but what are the best ways to run it in Verdansk? Here, we break down two of the strongest MP7 loadouts you can use.  The MP7, while not considered that strong in regular multiplayer, has come to be one of the two most used SMGs in Warzone. Alongside the MP5, it has proved itself to be one of the best options for players, thanks to its high fire rate, manageable recoil and large ammo magazines.

Riot Shields are easily one of the most controversial weapons CoD Vanguard, but it appears the latest update has completely broken them as they are no longer protecting players from shots. The Riot Shield has always been one of the CoD series’ most divisive weapons. While there’s no denying that it takes a certain amount of skill to use effectively, it can be a source of frustration for enemy players.