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When Does Warzone Season 4 Come Out?

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Call of DutyWhen does warzone season 4 come out? / Photo courtesy by ActivisionWhen does Warzone Season 4 come out? Call of Duty: Warzone Season 4 release date will be on June 17, a day after the end of Season 3 which ends on June 16. The season will have a smooth transaction between the two seasons so players can drop in on the Season 4 update.When does warzone season 4 come out? / Photo courtesy by ActivisionCall of Duty: Warzone Season 4 could be used to surprise fans with

Warzone Pacific Map: Everything You Need to Know

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Call of DutyA new Warzone map set in the Pacific has been leaked. / Photo by ActivisionThe Warzone Pacific Map has been leaked as a part of the game's collaboration with the next Call of Duty title coming out this fall. In a report from VGC, Call of Duty: Vanguard will not be shown at this year's E3, but instead will be announced later in the summer. As part of Vanguard, which is partly set in the Pacific theatre of World War II, a new Warzone map will arrive around

Valorant Patch 2.11: Full List of Changes

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ValorantPatch 2.11 has finally gone live after skipping Patch 2.10. Here's what changes it contains. / Photo by Riot GamesValorant Patch 2.11 was released as the last updated before Episode 3.Patch 2.10 was skipped in favor of game engine updates and improvements, Patch 2.11 doesn't contain perhaps as much as players wished it did. While this patch is relatively lean, it does have some useful fixes and changes, so examining Patch 2.11 in detail is worthwhile.The last patch before Episode 3 is a light one, but Patch 2.11 brings some

Gucci brings digital items and experiences to Roblox in new partnership

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As gaming platforms capitalize on pandemic-fueled traffic to their digital worlds, brands that drive culture in the physical world are fighting to ensure they don’t miss any new opportunities. A new partnership between Roblox and Gucci brings digital items from the fashion house into the platform’s metaverse alongside a new limited-run digital experience. Guccis new experience teams a set of virtual spaces with a set of digital branded items in an effort to immerse Roblox users inside a world that feels unique to the Gucci brand and Roblox platform. The new

Gaming infrastructure startup Pragma raises $12M from Greylock, Mark Pincus and others

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Pragma is building what it calls a “backend as a service,” providing ready-made infrastructure to developers of online, live service games. And it’s announcing today that it has raised $12 million in Series A funding. The round was led by David Thacker at Greylock, with participation from Zynga founder Mark Pincus, Oculus founder Nate Mitchell and Cloudera founder Amr Awadallah, along with previous investors Upfront Ventures and Advancit Capital. Amy Chang, who sold her business intelligence startup Accompany to Cisco, is joining Pragma’s board of directors. Co-founder and CEO Eden

Epic Games closes $1bn funding round led by Sony

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American games publisher Epic Games has announced the closing of a $1bn (~£727m) funding round, bringing the company’s equity valuation to $28.7bn (~£20.87bn). Sony Group Corporation led the funding round with an investment of $200m (~£145.4m). Other investors include Appaloosa, Baillie Gifford, Park West, KKR, AllianceBernstein, Altimeter, Franklin Templeton, and Luxor Capital, to name a few. Image credit: Epic Games RELATED: OverActive Media announces $40m investment, Montreal Canadiens joins ownership group The funds will be used to continue advancing its ‘technology, entertainment, and socially-connected online services’. This includes cross-over events between popular

B-Hopping in CSGO: How to Do It, And Its Uses In a Match

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by Cole Travis in CS:GO | Apr, 8th 2021 Counter-Strike is considered the grandfather of esports, retaining a loyal fanbase since the series inception, and continues to this day with its current iteration Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. However, something that has stayed true to all games made by Valve is the concept of bunny hopping, or Bhopping for short. Today, we’re going to take a look at the history of bhopping, how to do it in CSGO. How Does Bhopping Work? To answer that, we need to talk about game mechanics,

Xbox Series S Optimization Isn’t As Simple As Just Lowering Settings – Remedy

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The developer says it’s more complicated than one assumes. As you know by now, last year, Microsoft tried something never before done in the console industry before. They released two systems within the same family, one of which had high specs and one that had lower specs. The higher one is, of course, the Series X, with the lower one being the Series S. The latter has seen a lot of talking points from various developers, some fairly positive and others less so. We probably won’t know the extent of