Modded Controllers

By the time Diablo IV is released, it will have been more than ten years since the debut of its predecessor, making it one of the most eagerly awaited video games of 2023. Diablo IV, a game from Blizzard that was first revealed in 2019 and demoed multiple times over the years that followed, is shaping up to be a very ambitious title, embracing an open-ended structure and a shared world, enabling a seamless transition to multiplayer action from single-player. In-depth information regarding the action classes, RPG settings, and other aspects has been made available by Blizzard. Here is all the information we currently have on Diablo IV. The release date for Diablo IV is June 6, 2023. If you bought Diablo IV's Digital Deluxe or Ultimate Edition, you'd have access to the game's Early Access on June 2, 2023.

The World of Diablo IV

The primary setting of Diablo IV is a sizable, open-world medieval apocalypse featuring gore, blood, and dark comedy. Sanctuary is a place of anguish,

The ultimate charm for Battlefield has always been chaotic gunfights. However, it has suffered from overcrowded lobby issues. The Battlefield 2042 game brings you back to the modern era. This time, it allows gamers to enjoy bigger battles. The game is available on both Xbox Series X and also PC. The game offers an all-out first-person shooter experience without any significant story campaign.

Hardcore fans of this game may be happier to play this game after certain things have been patched and. The foundation of the game is however very good. Currently, it is fair to say that the game has been subject to a few technical issues. None of which are expected to resolve in the future.

Overview

When you first play this game, you come across a quick intro that sets things up. You then jump into the battlefield world which depicts climate-related destructions and chaos. Right of the bat, gamers get a glimpse of cool jets visors, interfaces, and more. The game’s setup also

If you are a fan of first-person shooter games, there is no way you can miss out on the Battlefield franchise that is developed by EA DICE and distributed by Electronic Arts. Ever since Battlefield 1942 was released on Microsoft Windows and OS X, people have been crazy about the game. The later installments of the game were also released on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, which widened the user base significantly.

Now, EA DICE is back with its latest installment Battlefield 2042, which is set to release in a day or two. Based on our knowledge of the previous games, we are sure that it will be epic, to say the least. Let’s have a look at everything you can expect from the gameplay of Battlefield 2042.

Storyline

The new installment of the Battlefield series takes place in the year 2042, a whole hundred years after the staging of the first-ever Battlefield game. In this game, nations are fighting it out against each other in the future, while thousands of people suffer

Sony has been holding out on crossplay between consoles for the entire generation, but it appears that the feature is finally coming to games designed for the console.

The company had been working on a beta test for the feature with certain games (ie. Fortnite) testing the service out. Crossplay will let a player on Xbox One or a Nintendo Switch or PC play with gamers on PS4, cutting out the necessity of making everyone have the same console to play on.

Players have been clamoring for crossplay for a long time, but it has been out of reach because the console manufacturers have been unable to come to an agreement on how it should work. In the previous generation, Sony was reportedly pushing for the feature, but Microsoft (dominant during the PS3 and Xbox 360 generation) turned them down. During this generation, Sony has been reluctant to add the feature, and they’ve largely been dominant, selling more than 100 million PS4 consoles.

Moving forward, players who want to

In the gaming world, two new types of controllers have started to emerge. Besides the standard official controllers, we now have modded controllers and pro controllers.

Understanding the differences between each of these controllers is sometimes hard, but the differences are important to understand. Whilst both modded controllers and pro controllers may share similar qualities, modded controllers can often include features that would disqualify players from professional events. Pro controllers, on the other hand, have advantages, but they’re perfectly fine to use in professional events, LANs and esports tournaments.

Programmable buttons and macros

Pro controllers can have additional buttons and button mapping, but they can’t give players any abilities that wouldn’t be available to a player with a standard controller. As soon as buttons become programmable, it’s considered a modded controller.

By programmable, we’re talking about macros and combos. If you can

The industry for pro controllers is growing at a tremendous pace, and it’s no surprise when you consider how fast esports is growing too. Many players are often confused about pro controllers and whilst they add new functionality over standard controllers they are not considered to be ‘modded’ controllers.

In this article, we explain why pro controllers are in fact not modded and why you can use pro controllers in tournaments or esports events.

On the surface, pro controllers come with a wide range of benefits - they have additional buttons, button re-mapping and the quality of the buttons, D-pad, joysticks, and triggers are often a lot higher than standard controllers.

There’s no denying that pro controllers offer better precision for skilled gamers, but they do not include any ‘mods’ or affect gameplay whatsoever.

On the other side of the fence, modded controllers have specific ‘mods’ that can be used to get an in-game edge over other players. These mods could

A new patch was planned to roll out for the Master Chief Collection last week but it has since been delayed. The patch had been mentioned to include some fixes to matchmaking whilst adding some general tweaks to multiplayer, campaigns and interfaces.

Whilst 343 Industries failed to mention why the patch was delayed, they have since confirmed that the release of the patch has been pushed back till later this January. According to 343, the patch should be up and ready to install within the "next few days."

It's a shame that after all this time, the Master chief Collection is still not working 100% as planned, but 343 are still working on it.

The patch notes for the upcoming patch rolling out later this week can be read below.

Matchmaking:
Improved matchmaking search success rates.
Made an update to reduce instances of "Awaiting Privileges" matchmaking errors.
Made an update to ensure player counts more reliably match the expected numbers for each

It has now been confirmed that the Call of Duty Havoc DLC, the first upcoming downloadable content pack for Advanced Warfare will be released on the 29th of this month. The new DLC pack will include a variety of new maps, as well as a few new additions, including a game mode brand new to Advanced Warfare.

The four maps have been named as Sideshow, Urban, Core and Drift. Sideshow looks to be shanty town based within a cargo ship, whilst Urban is a city area packed with buildings. Core takes place in a sandy drilling station and Drift is in a small snow town.

As well as the new maps, the Havoc DLC pack includes two new weapons, the AE4 Widowmaker, and a direct variation of the Widowmaker. Season pass holders were given the gun early, but those who buy the DLC without the season pass will still be able to pick up the gun when the DLC launches at the end of January.

The last piece of content, and perhaps most exciting in the Havoc DLC is the new exo zombies mode. It's expected

Sledgehammer Games are gearing up to release their first ever DLC for their top selling COD title, Advanced Warfare, and from what we have seen so far, there is quite a lot to get excited about.

Whilst many DLCs from the Call of Duty franchise have exclusively contained a variety of new maps, the new Havoc DLC for Advanced Warfare contains some extra content as well as the expected new map lineup.

In the new DLC reveal trailer, two new guns have been revealed as part of the Havoc DLC, both of which are available as early access content for Xbox One players. The first weapon is the AE4 assault rifle, an energy gun that has a similar design to the energy shotgun and other energy rifle already in the game.

The second new weapon in the Havoc DLC pack for Advanced Warfare is the AE4 Widowmaker, a custom variant of the same energy assault rifle model.

So far, we do not know what new maps will be revealed for Havoc, but we expect that Sledgehammer Games will include

There were many key multiplayer components that never made it into Destiny, including voice chat, and a decent matchmaking system, and whilst these features were not added at launch, Bungie have suggested that such features may eventually be added if the community requested them.

One of the mentioned features included a proper matchmaking system for the raids in Destiny. So far, it can be difficult to find a decent group of players willing to complete a raid, and some players have voiced their frustration about this.

One of the most popular raids at the time of writing is the Vault of Glass, but without a group of friends to play with, it's proven difficult for some players to complete, considering that there is no matchmaking available for this raid.

Bungie talked about this issue, and described that whilst they would like raids to be more accessible, some of the stories of players interacting with one another are a reason why matchmaking wasn't added into the game