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  Finally, Fortnite OG is available. Fortnite's upcoming season will genuinely return to the Chapter 1 map, complete with weapons, skins, and other items to complete the throwback aesthetic, after years of wishful thinking, months of rumors, and days of teases. Epic Games was finally defeated by the Fortnite fervor for Chapter 1, which was once thought to be a pipe dream. The season is short, as previously rumored, but the changes are significant. Fortnite OG is a month-long game that has a lot of changes that aren't usually seen in a season launch of Fortnite. One benefit of the shortened season is the OG Pass, a battle pass with 50 tiers of throwback rewards instead of the customary 100+. Second, there are far more updates with a higher cadence. The battle royale island and loot will drastically change every week to reflect different eras of Chapter 1 Seasons 5 through X (10), as opposed to adding one or two new items every week or two. While some items might cycle out after ...

 Valorant Patch Notes 7.10 Hey, everyone! Aimed here. How are you liking Iso so far? Have you won all your 1v1s against him (or as him)? Below, we’ve got changes for Jett’s Blade Storm (X) and Deadlock’s GravNet (C) as well as Team Deathmatch only changes to Fade and Reyna. As always, let us know what you think. Enjoy! AGENT UPDATES DEADLOCK GravNet (C) now requires anyone captured by it to manually remove the net in order to remove the effect. Before this, if you or the enemy were captured, you were able to remove it by moving out of the net radius or waiting for the effect to expire. We think this unlocks a unique power profile while making it a more interesting interaction on both sides, as enemies must put down their weapon and make a noise to deal with the debuff. In addition, we’ve made the ability more reliable for Deadlock to execute by increasing its radius while also ensuring that Agents like Jett and Raze can’t trivialize getting caught in it with their mobility. Anyone ...

The best Call of Duty games have reshaped first-person shooters as we know them today. By combining elements of the best action games with iconic settings, game modes, weapons arsenals, and even a dedicated free-to-play battle royale spin-off, Call of Duty's emblematic DNA has evolved with the times as much as it has stayed consistent to its brand. The result is a satisfying collection of high-octane war games that not only challenge existing expectations, but establish newer, higher benchmarks of success for its competitors to measure up to. Here are the best Call of Duty games still playable today, from Vanguard to Black Ops, so keep on reading to see how our tastes align with your own. 10. Call of Duty 2 Call of Duty 2 is one of the best Xbox 360 games, and one of the finest WW2 shooters of all-time. Call of Duty 2 helped usher in the HD-era of video games when it launched in 2005, and showed just how important Xbox Live was going to become to console gaming in the future. While...

 Credits - Riot Games Welcome to the start of our 2024 VCT Reporting Period! Over the next few weeks we'll be taking an in-depth look at what VALORANT Esports has in store for you next year. In this special episode, we focus on the Challengers and how they are preparing to be great next season. We hope to provide a clear map of this ecosystem by previously publishing some preliminary details in our 2024 campaign season and then taking a closer look at Challengers. The development of the Challenger and Ascension tournaments continues with the aim of giving players the opportunity to reach the highest VCT level. At the same time, “Challengers” also serves as a regional showcase, providing a competition to determine the best players from various “VALORANT” communities around the world. The spirit of our strategy (inspiration, ambition and collaboration) will be further strengthened by Premier and shared with competitors. We will share details about the Premiere in November. Credits - ...

Welcome to Aimed, your one-stop shop for all things gaming! Whether you're a casual gamer or a hardcore enthusiast, we've got something for everyone. Here at Aimed, we're passionate about gaming. We love playing games, talking about games, and sharing our love of gaming with others. That's why we started this blog: to create a community where gamers of all levels can come together to share their experiences, learn from each other, and celebrate their love of games. On Aimed, you'll find a variety of gaming content, including:                                                                     1. Game reviews: We review the latest and greatest games, from AAA blockbusters to indie gems. 2. Gaming news: We keep you up-to-date on all the latest gaming news and rumors. 3. Gaming guides: We offer helpful guides and tips...