Fortnite was only available on PCs during its earlier days. Unless you frequently played in internet cafes or LAN centers, logging out of Fortnite wasn’t even a necessity since you’d simply be back again the next day to play more matches on the same PC. As the game became available on more platforms, players started to log into their accounts from multiple gaming systems. Considering other gaming platforms aren’t quite like a PC in terms of privacy, the importance of securing a Fortnite account increased in the process.

Elo is one of those words that gamers use without fully understanding what it means. Elo hell isn’t a place but a state of mind that belongs to you and only you. The Elo system was adopted in competitive gaming as a fair way to match players up. Each game has its own system and takes into consideration different metrics. These ranking systems were inspired by the Elo rating system developed by Hungarian-American physics professor, Arpad Elo.

Screengrab via Enderbite Netflix is filled with good shows, movies, and documentaries, but only a few of them draw the whole world’s attention upon their release. Squid Game is one of those shows. Shortly after it made its debut on the streaming platform, Squid Game became the hottest show of the year and suddenly found itself as the center of attention for seemingly the entire internet. While some content creators tried creating their own version of the popular TV show on the streets, gamers preferred to recreate the hit TV show inside their favorite games.

Halo Infinite’s campaign mode is finally available for players after years of waiting. And for the first time, it’s set within an open world. In the latest Halo, players get to venture around a planet and explore, collect, and complete missions for the game’s main story, together with extra side missions that help to make the open-world feel more alive. If you’re new to the game, you may be wondering how many missions you’re going to need to work on before completing the campaign.

Michael Grzesiek, more famously known as Shroud, is a Canadian Twitch streamer, YouTuber, and all-around competitive gamer. He’s one of the most followed, most popular, and highest earning streamers and content creators to date, amassing over ten million followers on Twitch and approaching the seven million subscriber mark on YouTube. His rise to prominence is largely hinged on his exceptional first-person shooter and battle royale ability, including titles like Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, PUBG, Apex Legends, Escape from Tarkov and Valorant.

Many of the Pokémon from the Sinnoh region can be found within Hisui—and the fossil Pokémon are no different. See Pokémon on Amazon While you won’t dig to find any fossils in Pokémon Legends: Arceus, you can still get your hands on Cranidos if you work hard enough. Fossil Pokémon are rare spawns within the wild world of Hisui, so you’ll need to know where to look first. If you’re trying to collect all the Pokémon in the game so you can complete its true ending, you’ll eventually need Cranidos.

Asmongold turned a lot of heads last summer by diving into the world of Final Fantasy XIV. But since his return from a few months’ worth of a Twitch hiatus, the content creator hasn’t touched the game. After coming back to streaming in February, Asmongold has spent 199 hours of airtime playing Lost Ark following its Western release and he’s dabbled in FromSoftware’s new open world RPG Elden Ring, playing the game for 74 hours on stream, according to SullyGnome.

Twitch is a haven for gamers and content creators, allowing them to broadcast themselves and whatever they wish to share with audiences around the world. Bans can severely hinder a user’s ability to stream and grow their channels. With many different types of bans and reasons behind each suspension, it is incredibly beneficial for streamers or potential broadcasters to know the top reasons why streamers get banned on Twitch so they can work to avoid them.

PC games rely on several different factors to run smoothly and provide the best possible gameplay. Chief among those systems is memory, or rather the ability to pull information within the system at any given time. If a game is suffering from framerate issues or stuttering, chances are, the PC in use needs more of a specific type of memory called VRAM.  VRAM is essential when it comes to graphical performance.

The Warden is one of the biggest hostile mobs in Minecraft. Unfortunately for players looking for a new challenge, this mob isn’t out yet. While it was expected to release in 1.18’s Caves and Cliffs update, a bunch of issues with the mob alongside delays meant the Warden—and other elements like the Deep Dark biome and the newly released Frogs—should come out during the 1.19 update instead. The update is known as The Wild, but there isn’t much information about it.