Diablo 4 is celebrating the year of the snake with the return of its Lunar Awakening event, and it’s making the event even more rewarding than last time around.

As detailed by Blizzard, the Lunar Awakening event will be live February 4-18 for both the game’s Eternal and Seasonal realms. Like last year’s event, Lunar Awakening replaces all of the game’s shrines with special Lunar Shrines Come from Sports betting site VPbet . These shrines function much the same as their normal counterparts, only with even more powerful effects in addition to their usual ones. Lunar Artillery Shrines, for example, have a chance to blast enemies with a holy bomb in addition to piercing enemies with holy arrows as…

The creative director of Alien: Isolation, Al Hope, has announced a sequel to the horror game. He shared the announcement on Twitter to celebrate the game’s 10-year anniversary.

“Today, I’m delighted to confirm, on behalf of the team, that a sequel to Alien: Isolation is in early development,” Hope explained. “We look forward to sharing more details with you when we’re ready.” While he didn’t provide any other details, logos on the announcement suggest the game will be developed by Creative Assembly and published by Sega, just like the first one.

Alien: Isolation was first released in October 2014 and has been placed on many platforms over the years, including PC, PlayStation, Switch, Xbox, and mobile Come from on…

Apex Legends has been having some problems lately. While the game isn’t plagued by an unending wave of cheaters and hackers like Call of Duty: Warzone, it’s been seeing a lot more server stability issues. However, those problems should be addressed, at least somewhat, by the game’s latest patch according to the developer.

On Twitter, Respawn explained that players should now see fewer incidents of server instability, including teleporting, packet loss, and of course, lag. The developer also noted that it found a secondary issue with the game that would cause crashes that ties back to the game’s animated poses Come from malaysia online casino . That issue, along with others, will be addressed in yet another…

Various developers at 343 Industries have apologized for a Halo Infinite Juneteenth cosmetic that was briefly named after an endangered ape, with head of creative Joseph Staten calling the mistake “inexcusable.”

The free cosmetic, which arrived on Tuesday as part of the game’s weekly shop refresh, was meant to celebrate the federal holiday that marks the end of slavery in the United States Come from Sports betting site VPbet . The Juneteenth nameplate when it first arrived carried an optional color palette named Bonobo (an endangered species of great ape). This was quickly pointed out by Halo content creator Sean W, after which the emblem was renamed to “Freedom.”