Riot Games has revealed Pantheon, the second Legends of Runeterra champion from the upcoming Magic Misadventure expansion, packing a level up that can quickly end games.
Synergizing with the new LoR keyword Fated that was spoiled yesterday, Pantheon is a four-drop champion from the Targon region. The new champion has Overwhelm, Barrier, and Fated. The keyword Fated increases a unit’s stats by +1/+1 each round an ally targets them, and Pantheon levels up when you’ve targeted allies in five different rounds.
Persona 5 will be leaving the PlayStation Plus Collection in May 2022, Sony officially revealed today in a blog post.
Persona 5 was first released for the PS3 and PS4 consoles in 2016. An enhanced version, called Persona 5 Royal, was launched in 2020 featuring a handful of new content for the game. Sony did not give any reason why the game will be leaving the collection.
“Persona 5 will leave the PS Plus Collection on May 11,” Sony said.
Pokémon TCG may be set to get its latest Premium Tournament Collection in April, this time starring Professor Juniper. As reported by PokeBeach, the item was found listed within the internal data of Pokémon TCG Live! Product listings.
The set will likely boast similar items to last year’s Marnie Premium Tournament Collection but instead feature the Professor’s Research card starring Juniper that joined the OCG with VMAX Climax.
While the contents haven’t been revealed for this release, it seems likely it will include a deck box, card sleeves, booster packs, tournament dice, damage counters, and more.
Intrepid Fortnite gamers noticed something weird with Chapter Two, season one’s 8-Ball vs. Scratch skin today—and it could have some implications on the game’s story moving forward.
After today’s 11.31 update, Fortnite data miner HYPEX called attention to the fact that the skin is somehow getting corrupted or infected with a virus the more that you use it.
The More you use the "8-Ball Vs Scratch" Skin the more it gets corrupted (infected with a virus) maybe a storyline related thing?
Victory Five has welcomed Korean top laner Lee “Rich” Jae-won to its professional League of Legends roster ahead of the 2022 LPL Spring Split, the Chinese organization announced today.
Rich competed for Nongshim RedForce in the LCK throughout 2021. The team ended the Summer Split’s regular season in third below Gen.G and DWG KIA, and later took fourth place in the region’s Summer Playoffs. The team ultimately missed out on the 2021 World Championship after coming in third in the LCK Regional Finals behind Hanwha Life Esports and T1, who both qualified for the international event by claiming second and first, respectively.