Learning from Season 11, here are 5 things we dont want in Apex Legends Season 12.

Team Pacquiao GG, an esports organisation owned by boxer and Philippines Senator Manny Pacquiao, has partnered with the metaverse development platform MetaGoons. According to a release, the two companies will work together on content and charity initiatives alongside a non-profit Axie Infinity scholarship program. RELATED: Manny Pacquiao-backed gaming and esports brand Team Pacquiao GG launches […]

Love me madly My life has been one long journey to find new things to put my mouth on. Food,...

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Is your green...green? These Canadian brands put sustainability first so you can feel good about your weed.

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Ubisoft has revealed its new For Honor. The Pirate has set sail for the fighting game’s expanding roster and will be playable from January 27, 2022. You can catch the latest episode of Ubisoft’s Warriors’ Den in which the developers showcase this swashbuckling new hero. The Pirate stands out for a number of reasons. She doesn’t fit the typical medieval fighter archetype, wielding a cutlass in one hand and a pistol in the other, using them in tandem during combat. The reveal trailer gives us a taste of how this new fighter will play with a sneak peak at some of her moves, executions, and cosmetic gear. For those For Honor lore buffs, here’s the lowdown on the latest hero: The people of Heathmoor were afflicted with rising waters and a devastating storm that flooded the landscape. Thankfully, the storm passed, and though the skies began to clear, a cold winter settled in. The high waters froze, and snow covered the terrain. Ships were stuck in the ice, which only added to the odd serenity that had befallen Heathmoor. After so many hardships, so many battles and natural catastrophes, the people took this small respite as an opportunity to reconnect. After being separated for so long, friends and families were reunited once again, and everyone took the time to count their blessings, and celebrate. But amid the festivities, something unforeseen came from the frozen sea. A large ship with red sails reached the harbor, the herald of uncertainty – and intrigue. Naturally, fans of the fighting game are already asking what comes next. For Honor is fast approaching its fifth birthday which raises questions as to whether we can expect a Year 6 roadmap loaded with fresh content. The arrival of new heroes, maps, and modes has slowed over time. 2021 brought us the Kyoshin whereas 2020 saw Apollyon, and the wandering mercenary, Gryphon, make their debut. That said, the team at Ubisoft Montreal have been tirelessly looking to tweak and rebalance its sizeable cast of fighters, each with their own unique fighting styles. Hopefully the upcoming stream will give us a tiny glimpse of what to expect throughout the year. In the meantime, we’ll be revisiting For Honor this year for our updated 2022 review.

Aloy's story so far, summarised.

Horizon Forbidden West is very nearly here, continuing the adventures of Aloy as she journey's through the post-post apocalypse. The first game, Horizon Zero Dawn, tells a story wrapped in mystery, as we discover Aloy's history, and that of the game's world, along with the character. What happened to humanity as we know it? Why are there robot dinosaurs everywhere? Who exactly is Aloy, anyway? All these questions are answered, and it's worth knowing all the details ahead of the sequel's arrival on 18th February 2022.

To that end, we've drawn up a full story recap of the first game so you can head into Horizon Forbidden West with your memory well and truly jogged. It has been nearly five years since Guerrilla's original action RPG debuted on PlayStation 4, so hopefully this will serve as a useful reminder, going over the main plot points from the first game and its DLC, Frozen Wilds. Obviously, this feature contains full story spoilers for Horizon Zero Dawn, so click away if you don't want to see them. Let's waste no more time, and jump right into the tall grass. Story recap time.

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Over the course of the last couple of months, Hot Wheels Unleashed players have had the opportunity to immerse themselves in the wicked world of the DC Super-Villains Racing Season. Well, all good things must come to an end and just as that one door closes, another opens - this time with the SpongeBob Racing Season kicking off. 

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Did you smell it?

In an announcement that will no doubt tempt editor Stephen Tailby back to its toy racer, Hot Wheels Unleashed is following its Batman crossover with a season of SpongeBob SquarePants. This update – available on 20th January, shortly after we’re publishing this article – will include an all-new ladder of free and premium content.

You can look forward to six themed vehicles based on fan-favourite characters like Plankton and Patrick, as well as new customisation items and gear and coins. Obviously, you’ll need to buy-in to the season to get the good stuff, and to be honest we’re not overly keen on how progression works in this particular game’s Battle Pass. Frankly, it’s glacial, and seems poorly integrated.

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Another NFT platform succeeds in raising capital from investors; Autograph has raised $170 million in Series B funding, co-led by a16z and Kleiner Perkins. (Read More)

With celebrities like Brady, The Weeknd, and Simone Biles attached, Autograph raises sizable funding and expands its advisory board.