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Bethesda Softworks has just released the teaser trailer for its upcoming new chapter and DLC for The Elder Scrolls Online. Set for an unveiling on January 27, 3:00 p.m. EST, this cinematic trailer which teases a “never-before-seen world,” starts off by showing a coastal city — possibly High Rock — where a soldier clad in armor walks up stone steps to raging storm and three ships. Fans online have speculated that this new chapter will feature the Bretons and the three ships represent the three factions in The Elder Scrolls Online. Fans can tune into Bethesda’s Twitch in three week’s time to find out what the future holds for ESO. A brand-new Elder Scrolls adventure is coming. ? Tune in to the #ESO 2022 Global Reveal on Thursday, January 27 at 3PM EST/8pm GMT to get a first look at the upcom...

EA is currently investigating reports from prominent FIFA 22 players who have had their accounts hacked. Over the past week, large trading accounts have taken to social media to state that their coins and FIFA Points had been stolen. One affected player reported a loss of 50 millions coins, Dexerto reported. The player noticed the hack and deleted their club before the coins were moved, but once the club was restored, the coins were missing. When I got hacked yesterday I was able to login on console before they moved my coins and I decided to delete my club and hope EA would restore it later, this would also stop the hackers getting any money from my coins. Here is the video of it as proof… pic.twitter.com/K6DfVSDx6P — FUT Donkey (@FUTDonkey) January 6, 2022 “Firstly, I would like everyone...

At CES 2022, Razer unveiled its Project Sophia concept, which looks to become a full modular desktop computer for gaming. The desk features an attached 65-inch or 77-inch OLED display equipped with Razer’s RGB Chroma lighting, which is powered by a built-in Intel processor and Nvidia GPU that magnetically attach to the underside of the glass-topped desk. The desk can support up to 13 interchangeable modules, which “allow each section to be configured with an array of task-specific components, such as secondary screens, system monitoring tools, touch-screen hotkey panels, pen tablets and audio mixer units, or even external capture cards,” according to the company. “Project Sophia is our futuristic vision of a multi-purpose gaming and workstation set-up which meets the very different needs o...

Ubisoft will be bringing its Ubisoft+ subscription service to Xbox. The service originally launched for PC and grants access to more than one hundred Ubisoft games in exchange for a monthly fee of $15 USD for a PC-only plan and $18 USD for a cloud plan. Games include Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, Far Cry 6 and Riders Republic, among others. The service also grants gamers monthly rewards such as boosters and in-game items. Ubisoft didn’t specify when exactly the subscription service will be made available to Xbox users, only that they would at some point be able to “enjoy the full extent of our Ubisoft+ game library, including new releases, on their consoles.” Xbox already offers another game subscription service, EA Play, that gives users a chance to try out brand new EA games before they lau...

During the Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike semifinal match at Evolution Championship Series 2004 (August 1, 2004), Daigo Umehara pulled off a stunning victory against Justin Wong that is now known as “Evo Moment #37”, or the “Daigo Parry.” During the match, Daigo, playing Ken, unexpectedly parried 15 consecutive hits of Wong’s Chun-Li “Super Art” move with just one pixel of health left. The Japanese pro then delivered a final max damage combo that won him the match, but the moment at Evo 2004 is still considered one of the most iconic moments in competitive video gaming. Earlier this week, Jwong was forced to relive the dramatic comeback again, nearly 18 years later. During a Twitch stream, the American professional gamer faced off again Capge, a relatively unknown talented Japanese player,...