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Overwatch's Mei, Nexomania II and a new Nexus Anomaly coming to Heroes of the Storm
On Monday, June 15, Blizzard Entertainment unveiled details regarding an upcoming event and content coming to Heroes of the Storm for the community to get their hands on as soon as possible. As the hero brawler recently celebrated its fifth birthday, the development team decided to thank the playerbase by returning a fan-favorite event and turn one of the most popular characters in the Blizzard universe into a playable Heroes of the Storm character.
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Former CS:GO pro reportedly set to sign with G2 Esports, ardiis, accused of purchasing VALORANT cheat
In a report by the Anti-Cheat Police Department on Twitter, former CS:GO player, ardiis, was accused of purchasing cheat software for VALORANT, based on information provided to them by a private cheat developer. Additionally, he has been accused of attempting to match fix as well. He was reportedly set to sign with G2 Esports for their upcoming VALORANT team. Here is the report so far:
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Gamers are having trouble starting Epic Games launcher; Twitch during Fortnite's 'The Device' event
'The Device' began at 11:00am PT on Monday, June 15, but some players have had trouble with the Epic Games launcher successfully launching . This has not only happened to Fortnite players looking to participate in the event, but also to gamers attempting to play any titles via the Epic Games launcher.
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Epic Seven Announces Incredible Event – New Collaboration Hero “Kizuna AI” and Moonlight Hero “Free Spirit Tieria” Available to Players for Free!
The following is a press release shared with Inven Global. [June 12, 2020] Epic Seven, a turn-based mobile RPG developed by Super Creative and published by Smilegate Megaport, announced the release of
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The LCS announces multi-year partnership with Verizon
Just ahead of the 2020 Summer Split, Riot Games has announced a multi-year partnership with Verizon and the LCS. Verizon will be the official 5G provider for the league, and will sponsor various parts of the broadcast. Read more on the partnership here:
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For (at least) the second time, Dog's APM broke Hearthstone
At this point in the six-year history of Blizzard Entertainment's collectible card game, Hearthstone, it's almost routine that long-time professional player and content creator David "Dog" Caero will, at one point or another, break the speed at which he plays. Back in 2018, Dog was known for mastering a one-turn-kill combo that required as much APM (action per minute) as it did brainpower to pull off. For a casual player tuning in to watch his stream on Twitch, it was mesmerizing and inconceivable to see so many moving pieces on a 2D board in a game that, by definition, aims to limit the number of actions a player can make in a single turn by having a mana cap.
