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The first big update for NBA 2K21 is here, and it addresses a number of significant pain points for the NBA 2K community, including shooting.

It’s been a long time between drinks, but we may be set for some new Overwatch 2 if the latest tease is anything to go by.

NBA 2K21 has been out for just over a week now, and the community is being rather vocal about necessary changes and improvements needed to get the game up to the standard they expect.

Another year, another FIFA 21 entry, and EA Sports is readying the masses ahead of the game’s release, unearthing the top 100 players in the game, and those at the top of the list should really come as no surprise.

It didn’t take long before Blizzard buckled to the pressure: Roadhog has been nerfed back down to the ground in Overwatch following a sudden thrust back into the meta spotlight.

Let’s do a deep dive into the Xbox Series X and Series S, and set the benchmark for you in deciding which console is right for you.

NBA 2K21 hasn’t had the smoothest launch, but the latest update goes a long way to improving the game’s shooting issues.

NBA 2K21 has landed, but not without it’s fair share of issues. Between invisible created player and missing 100k VC, the NBA 2K community isn’t in the best of moods with the 2K Sports team. Perhaps the most talked-about topic at the moment is the state of the game’s shooting, which received a major overhaul …

NBA 2K21 has launched, hitting PS4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch. With the next generation on the horizon, the game stands to be a nice little stopgap between now and the game’s PS5 and Xbox Series X release. Unfortunately, those who purchase the game looking to upgrade haven’t received their promised in-game bonuses.

Season 24 of Overwatch Competitive Play stands to be the most frustrating and divisive in the game’s history. Here’s what you need to know.