Nova, Swann and Dehaka Mastering the Opponents | Starcraft2 | Direct Strike Commanders Weekly Brawl

One more of this Weekly Brawl mastering strategies where the enemies don't stand a chance :). This time a little bit different, some mix of Nova, Swann with the long range turrets and the classic Dehaka eating monster. Never played this combination and i must say, even though i think that my teammates didn't do a good job, turns out the enemies was stunned. Maybe the reason that we won was because they were bad, but, who knows, we won :D

Double Nova, Han & Horner Dominance Strategy | Starcraft 2 | Direct Strike Commanders Weekly Brawl

The new Weekly Brawl has its own challenges! To be hones, I don't really have much good words about it because is very simple, like and ordinary Direct Strike game, just with the opportunity to add units from 2 different kinds, one of them being some creatures and the other Terran units. Also, the middle income is removed which may suggest that many players with go with more Gas even though it brings only 0.5 minerals per second. Here in this video, we are 2 Novas merged with Han & Horner. I think we could end them faster but I don't usually play Nova so there was a lot of staring in the units xD

Call of Duty: Warzone returned to playing in duos

After being present, then removed, the Duos returned to Warzone so they could play the last week of the third season with one friend if they stayed offline.

With the final week of the third Call of Duty season, Warzone got a new upgrade and with it the Duos gameplay mode returned. Infinity Ward normally has weird decisions about adding and removing mods, but now they’ve listened to the players and currently the classic battle royale can be played on its own, in twos, threes or fours with Plunder still being a four-player mod.

In addition, by playing this weekend, players will be rewarded with double XP points for both standard progress and weapons, and battle pass levels will be won faster. Therefore, by June 1st, you can unlock what you have left faster, because as early as next week, on June 3rd, the fourth season starts, with which Captain Price returns.

Check out what it will look like to play League of Legends on your mobile

League of Legends: Wild Rift will try to shift the fun from large platforms to smaller and mobile ones, and now we can see in a little more detail what the gameplay of that control looks like.

The most popular MOBA title League of Legends is also planned to move to mobile platforms with the game League of Legends: Wild Rift. The desire of the development team is to switch the gameplay based on skills from a large platform to a smaller one while retaining everything that makes LoL fun. Now with the new gameplay display we can see what it will look like, that is, how the game will be controlled on mobile phones.

The equipment at Assassin’s Creed Valhalla will not be randomly generated

Assassins Creed Valhalla will have a smaller selection of weapons and armor than its predecessors. But that's not bad news - all the equipment in the game will be unique!

The fact that the weapons and equipment you come across are not specific in any way, but differ only in statistics, is one of the things that start to get on your nerves when you play a title for a long time. At the same time, it is a common phenomenon in newer RPGs. So even the last two Assassin’s Creeds were no exception in this regard. Both Origins and Odyssey had a random loot system that rewarded repeated grinding. But while the amount of equipment you could come across in the games was hefty, the equipment itself was neither unique nor interesting.

In other words, all the equipment in Assassin’s Creed Valhalla will be unique. What remains to be seen is whether the acquisition of new equipment will be accompanied by interesting quests, accompanying stories and unique locations. Either way, it seems Valhalla could bring quite a bit of (necessary?) Freshness to the Ubisoft series.

Tychus + Alarak Merged for Killer Strategy | Starcraft2 | Direct Strike Commanders Weekly Brawl

Once again and for the end of this Weekly Brawl, merging the deadliest commanders of the week. In this video you will see a fast dead end for the opponents even with a non experienced 3rd player. It is funny how it all works well at the end once the players know how to adapt the strategy according to the needs of the game.

The Xbox Series X will add HDR support to older games

Microsoft has thrown down the gauntlet to Sony by revealing new techniques it plans to use for old games on the new Xbox console.

One of the things that made the Xbox One this generation better than the PlayStation 4 was backward compatibility or support for running games from previous generations of consoles. While Sony decided to stream games for the PS3 via PlayStation Now, Microsoft has allowed Xbox One console owners to insert disc games for the X360 and launch the game with significant graphics improvements. In the picture above, you can see an example of the first Assassin’s Creed on the X360 console (left) and a sharper performance of the same game on the Xbox One X console.

It seems that backward compatibility could be a trump card for the new Xbox Series X. Namely, Microsoft has confirmed that after the release of this console, thousands of older games will be supported, from the first Xbox, through the Xbox 360 to Xbox One. As they say, these games will be able to use the full power of the Xbox Series X console, without the tricks of boost mode or downclocking. This is an obvious reference to the PlayStation 5 console technique, and Microsoft is convinced that their approach to running old games is better.

This will be seen over time, but it is interesting to announce how the team has developed new techniques to run old games on the new console. One such is the HDR reconstruction technique, which allows older games to have Xbox Series X automatically add HDR support to them, without affecting performance. HDR is, of course, an image display with a wider range of color and brightness.

If Microsoft really did something like that, in a slightly quality way, it could be of great importance because older X360 games, for example, did not even have HDR support. This means that old games on the Xbox Series X should look nicer than on any other platform, including the PC.

Of course, these are all theoretical claims until we see a concrete situation. However, in any case, Microsoft's efforts to do something good with older games without asking for additional investment from users should be commended.

Apex Legends is coming to Steam soon

The miners of Apex Legends have found a sign that the game could soon end on Steam, which was announced by Electronic Arts last year.

Apex Legends is coming to Steam this year - it was known before. Electronic Arts announced back in 2019 that their multiplayer games such as Battlefield 5 and Fife 20, along with Apex Legends, will also become available on the most popular digital platform for PC games. Now we suspect that it could be soon.

Namely, the diggers of Apex Legends files found an object that is essentially a weapon pendant in the shape of a potato. But this is not about any potato - those who played Portal 2 will recognize one of the characters in that potato. By the way, Valve's franchises quite often have such bonuses in other people's games on Steam, for example Death Stranding will have special Half-Life items once it comes out on PC.

Given that the subject related to Valve’s game in Apex Legends is already there, the arrival of the game on Steam is probably close. If you ask us, it is likely that this will happen next month. Electronic Arts has its EA Play show on June 12, so we’re sure he won’t miss the opportunity to then boast new numbers of Apex Legends players.