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The new system's leak came after developer Raven Software announced that it banned another 50,000 cheaters.

Formerly your adversary, the Cube Assassin can be your next new Fortnite skin.

You can once again put Eivor's skills to the test in Mastery Challenge Pack 2.

Raven Software adds new options for Warzone's text chat feature.

Fallout 76 will now allow players to create their own custom worlds, complete with a variety of modifiable game settings.

Here's everything you'll find in the Fortnite Item Shop today.

“The company continues to publicly state how it wants to develop a clear line of communication ... while actively going against its claims of transparency behind closed doors."

Here are all of the new Fortnite NPCs mapped for your convenience.

Always come prepared with a cure.

The patch notes for the March 15 update also detail a Quick Play map rotation.

Warzone received a small update on January 5 that fixes the Francis operator skin that let players be nearly invisible.

The open beta for Windjammers 2 starts August 11 and goes until August 22.

Like its initial counter-terrorism narrative, Siege is leaving behind its competitive sports fantasy story with the start of Demon Veil.

Here's your ticket to another 175,000 XP.

Rockstar's open-world game continues to soar.

Announced back in 2014 for PlayStation 4, it looks the game has met its end.

Godzilla and King Kong are ready to duke it out on Warzone's Caldera.

Lord of the Rings fans are in for a busy September.

Players can download masks and stencils to craft in real life.

New cars, new competitive season.

GT Sophy will join Gran Turismo 7; developers promise it will play fair

There was speculation that Kojima would join PlayStation Studios.

But don't worry if you want those classic Dark Souls elements, too.

The episodic interactive experience is a biopic for a band that could be the next Hatsune Miku or K/DA, but for now they're just trying to get by day-to-day.

When asked on a recent podcast if the director was involved in any Silent Hill-related projects, del Toro said, "No, not at all."