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Earlier today, Brendan “PlayerUnknown” Greene revealed via Twitter that the BattlEye has detected at least 50,000 cheaters so far. Every player who attempts to cheat or hack to gain an unfair advantage is at risk of being banned.

Earlier today, the developer of Friday the 13th: The Game announced via Facebook that the physical edition of the game will be launched on Xbox, Steam, and PS4 on… well… October 13th, (Friday, the 13th). It will arrive at a suggested price of $40.

PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds is among the games that regularly receive updates, new modes, weapons, and fixes. However, the announcement about the upcoming implementation of a new microtransaction-based loot crate system has raised a storm of controversy.

A few hours ago, Ed Boon, the creative director of Injustice 2, posted a tweet hinting at the possibility of Cyrax arrival. The picture shows wiring, and yellow armor with black shading, which made players presume that this is a picture of Cyrax from behind.

The latest patch, Blizzard rolled out yesterday, brought moderate buffs to some of the Overwatch characters, including the long-anticipated Doomfist. The changes were well-accepted by players, but the tweak to the respawn timing has created a lot of confusion.

The next Battlefield title is under development and it will be released in 2018. That is what Electronic Arts’ CEO Andrew Wilson and CFO Blake Jorgensen announced during the financial conference call for Q1 2018.

Shortly after its launch, Friday the 13th: The Game has been befallen by technical issues and the Xbox One players were most severely affected. They have been impatiently waiting for an Xbox One patch that would resolve the in-game bugs and allow them to make the most out of their gameplay.

Patch 7.15 was launched on Wednesday morning, but the buffs Sivir received did not last too long. A few hours after the patch release, Riot rolled out a hotfix that toned down her waveclear abilities.

Bethesda has released a new trailer for Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus. Although it is not as packed with action as some players may have expected, their attention is inevitably captured by one tense scene and … a strawberry milkshake.

Overwatch’s principal designer Geoff Goodman announced via the official forums that Junkrat is getting a major re-work soon. After the buff, the demolitions expert will be a lot more mobile.